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Shares of PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) have declined to their lowest levels in five years, according to reports from Kompas.com and KONTAN.

The downturn has affected the broader Indonesian banking sector, with KONTAN reporting that bank shares have remained weak despite reaching these multi-year lows.

Analysis of the decline in BBCA shares points to pressure from MSCI rebalancing as a primary trigger. However, Stabilitas.id reports that this pressure is now easing, suggesting that BBCA shares may be positioned for a rebound toward the Rp6,000 level.

The current valuation of the sector has prompted discussions among investors regarding whether these price levels represent a strategic entry point for purchasing blue-chip banking stocks.

Sector Valuation and Market Trends

Market evaluations have focused on the price-to-book value (PBV) of the four largest banks in Indonesia. Data as of May 2026 has been used to identify which of these “big bank” stocks currently offers the lowest valuation on a year-to-date basis, as reported by IDX Channel.

The simultaneous drop of BBCA and BBRI—two of the most heavily weighted stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange—reflects significant volatility within the financial services sector.

While the specific triggers for the BBCA collapse have been a focal point for investor.id, the easing of institutional rebalancing pressure is now being viewed as a potential catalyst for a price recovery.