DEWA.JK is trading 10.1% down at IDR 340 as a proposed centralized export body in Indonesia triggers renewed pressure on coal-related stocks.

  • Investors are concerned the new regulatory framework could compress profit margins for exporters and related contractors like Darma Henwa.
  • The decline extends several sessions of sharp losses from recent highs, suggesting a broader repricing of regulatory risks and continued profit-taking.
  • The downward movement appears driven by sector-wide sentiment regarding the export body rather than company-specific operational news.