Indonesia - Market factors to watch on Nov 23
JAKARTA, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Following are some
company-related and market news that could have an impact on the
local market.
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INSTRUMENT LAST PCT CHG NET CHG
USD/JPY 82.31 -0.17 -0.14
US 10YR 1.68 -0.13 0.00
SPOT GOLD 1729.55 0.03 0.50
US CRUDE 87.09 -0.33 -0.29
DOW JONES 12836.89 0.38 48.38
ASIA ADRS 120.25 0.41 0.49
FTSE 100 5791.03 0.68 39.00
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GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares set for weekly gain as outlook
improves
SE ASIA STOCKS-Singapore up on banks after better US,
China data
STOCKS TO WATCH
- PT AKR Corporindo Tbk, distributor of basic
chemical and petroleum products, plans to develop an integrated
port in East Java for the next 10 years starting 2013, with a
total investment of up to 9 trillion rupiah ($934.82 million),
said Finance Director Mery Sofi. (Investor Daily)
- PT Benakat Petroleum Energy expects to post net
profit of $159 million this year, up significantly from its
prior forecast of $3 million, following the acquisitions of coal
miner Astrindo Mahakarya Indonesia, said director Michael Wong.
The company expects 2013 revenue to reach $425 million from this
year's $40 million. (Investor Daily)
- PT Eterindo Wahanatama Tbk expects to post 2013
revenue of 1.05 trillion rupiah, up 5 percent from this year's
forecast of 1 trillion rupiah, said CEO Immanuel Sutarto.
(Investor Daily)
- Auto financing company PT Adira Dinamika Multi Finance Tbk
director Marwoto Soebiakno said its new financing from
January to September has reached 24.4 trillion rupiah. (Investor
Daily)
- Property developer Pakuwon Group plans to develop its
sixth Tunjungan Plaza shopping mall in Surabaya, East Java with
a total investment of 1.2 trillion rupiah, said director Sutandi
Purnomosidi, adding that the firm expects to complete the
project in 2016. (Investor Daily)
- The government expects to open bidding for at least 14
infrastructure projects worth up to $6.09 billion, under a
public-private partnership scheme, in 2013, said Dedy Supriadi
Priatna, deputy planning minister, adding that the government
will hold most of the tender in between January to April.
(Bisnis Indonesia)
- Property developer PT Agung Podomoro Land will
spend up to 4.4 trillion rupiah to develop apartment in West
Jakarta and four hotels in Java, said director Veri Y. Setiady.
(Bisnis Indonesia)
- Supermarket firm PT Ramayana Lestari Sentosa
plans to open six new outlets next year, mainly in Java and
Sumatera, that will need cash of around 210-480 billion rupiah,
said corporate secretary Setyadi Surya. (Bisnis Indonesia)
- Indonesia supreme court has rejected bankruptcy ruling of
the country's largest telecommunication operator PT Telkomsel,
an affiliation of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd and
Telekomunikasi Indonesia against mobile content
provider PT Prima Jaya Informatika, saying the bankruptcy terms
were not fulfilled. (Kontan)
MARKET NEWS
> Nikkei climbs 1.6 pct to 6-1/2 mth high on softer yen
> US bond prices slip with profit taking in thin volume
> Euro boosted by Greece aid deal hopes, yen wobbly
> Gold inches up as stocks rise, dollar fades
> Oil dips in holiday-thinned trade on Gaza, EU data
> Key political risks to watch in Indonesia
INDONESIA IN THE NEWS:
> Indonesia's mining rules change again
> Friedland backs Nat Rothschild over Bumi
> Waskita Karya aims for $126 mln December IPO
> Antam hopes to double nickel output in 2013
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(Compiled by Andjarsari Paramaditha; Editing by Anand Basu)
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