JAKARTA -- Blibli shares gave up all of their initial gains of nearly 5% in the company's Indonesian stock market debut on Tuesday, closing unchanged from their initial public offering price.
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Blibli CEO Kusumo Martanto, center, addresses reporters in Jakarta in October. "We hope to increase investor confidence in the technology sector," he said on Nov. 8. (Photo by Nana Shibata)
JAKARTA -- Blibli shares gave up all of their initial gains of nearly 5% in the company's Indonesian stock market debut on Tuesday, closing unchanged from their initial public offering price.