Bakrie Group stocks have once again captured market attention at the start of 2026. Companies such as PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI), PT Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk (BRMS), and PT Darma Henwa Tbk (DEWA) have recorded substantial price increases over the past three months, supported by stronger investor appetite for commodity-based stocks and improving sentiment toward their underlying fundamentals.

Trading data from Tuesday, January 6, 2026, show BUMI shares trading at 464. Over the last three months, the stock has surged by 186.96%. The oil, gas, and coal producer is also classified as a Sharia-compliant stock and is actively traded for day trading purposes, with a technical range between 128 and 464.

Meanwhile, BRMS shares were trading at 1,265, posting a 33.68% gain over the past three months. The basic materials company is also included in the Sharia stock list and remains one of the most actively traded counters on a daily basis. From a technical perspective, BRMS has moved within a range of 855 to 1,300, reflecting a sustained upward trend since late 2025.

DEWA shares were recorded at 820, delivering a price jump of 144.05% over the last three months. The coal mining services company has regained market interest, particularly among short-term traders, with price movements ranging from 296 to 820. Like BUMI and BRMS, DEWA is categorized as a Sharia-compliant stock and enjoys relatively high liquidity.

Capital market analyst from Traderindo, Wahyu Tri Laksono, stated that the resurgence of Bakrie Group stocks is closely linked to the entry of strategic investors and improvements in corporate financial structures, especially at BUMI and BRMS.

According to Wahyu, the involvement of the Salim Group in BUMI and BRMS has restored market confidence. Successful debt restructuring has significantly strengthened their fundamentals compared to a decade ago.

Beyond ownership factors, the outlook for the gold business has become a key catalyst for BRMS. Market perception of the stock has shifted as production targets rise alongside persistently high global gold prices.

Wahyu noted that BRMS is now viewed not merely as a speculative play, but as a serious gold producer, with sharply higher production targets in 2026 coinciding with elevated global gold prices.

Positive sentiment has also been reinforced by the potential and realization of Bakrie Group stocks being included in global indices. Inclusion in international benchmarks is believed to trigger large-scale accumulation by foreign institutional investors.

From a trading perspective, Wahyu considers Bakrie Group stocks appealing due to their strong liquidity and aggressive price volatility.

However, he cautioned long-term investors to remain prudent, given the group’s history of extreme price fluctuations, despite the improved fundamentals relative to ten years ago.

He advised investors to limit their exposure to these stocks within their portfolios.

Wahyu recommended that any investment allocation should not be dominant, capped at around 10–15%, and funded with capital that can tolerate higher risk.

With sharp price rallies and rising liquidity, Bakrie Group stocks present both opportunities and risks in early 2026. Market participants are encouraged to stay disciplined in risk management and align investment strategies with their individual risk profiles