President Director of PT Bank Bukopin Tbk, Rivan Purwanto, emphasized no change in share ownership in the company after the State Administrative Court (PTUN) judge granted PT Bosowa Corporindo's lawsuit against the Financial Services Authority (OJK) concerning Bank  Bukopin's share ownership. 

"Until now, the share composition is still the same, with KB Kookmin Bank as the controlling shareholder with 67% ownership. Also, there is still state ownership of around 3.18%, "said Rivan in his official statement, Thursday (20/1). 

Bank Bukopin has received a copy of the court ruling, which legalized the change in government share ownership after several corporate actions to strengthen its capitals. 

Government Regulation Number 77 of 2020 regarding Changes in the Structure of State Share Ownership through the Issuance and Sale of New Shares at PT Bank Bukopin Tbk was issued on 29 December 2020. 

According to Rivan, Bank Bukopin's share price has gradually increased since its corporate action completed in early September 2020. Until the second week of January 2021, the Company's shares reached the highest price of Rp845 before gradually correcting according to the dynamics of the stock market. 

"This is evidence of increasing public and investor confidence. We really appreciate this." explained Rivan when asked about stocks. 

To continue to be committed to this transformation, Rivan explained that Bukopin had set a new strategy and direction for the Company that is in line with KB Kookmin's mission to develop a bank with a majority of businesses in the retail segment," he explained. 

He said, KB Kookmin Bank is very serious in supporting the improvement of Bukopin's fundamentals, and the public has responded well. "Because of that, we are grateful and that encourages us to continue our transformation amid the pandemic," he said.