Dian Swastatika Sentosa is trading 4.1% down at IDR 710, amid continuing MSCI-related pressure on Indonesian shares.
- Proposed reclassification concerns and high shareholder concentration have pressured major companies, including DSSA.
- The Rp1 trillion buyback began October 19, but reports do not establish it as the cause of the decline; management said the OJK sanction would not materially affect finances or operations.
- Shares have continued sliding from IDR 965 on October 12; market-specific trading volume was unavailable.