Limas Indonesia Makmur Tbk vs Bank Pan Indonesia Tbk — how do they compare? Limas Indonesia Makmur Tbk trades at Rp50 (market cap 39.39B), while Bank Pan Indonesia Tbk trades at Rp910 (market cap 21.81T, 1.3M 24h volume). The key difference: Bank Pan Indonesia Tbk is far larger — about 553.7× Limas Indonesia Makmur Tbk's market cap. Which is the better fit depends on your goals.
| LMAS | PNBN | |
|---|---|---|
Market Cap | 39.39B | 21.81T |
Volume | — | 1.3M |
Lot | — | 13.03K |
Turnover | — | 1.18B |
Average Price | — | 903.58 |
Value | — | 1.18B |
Indicative Equilibrium Price | — | 910 |
Indicative Equilibrium Volume | — | 1.43K |
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Based in Jakarta and established on June 4th 1996, Limas offers comprehensive financial information services for the financial sector. On 3rd quarter of 1999, S&P Comstocks, Inc appointed the Company as its strategic partner for its data distribution agent in Indonesia. On November 1999, the Company launched its first real time terminal product called StockWatch with extensive tools and coverage for trading on Jakarta Stock Exchange. On January 2000, Limas received endorsements from the Jakarta Stock Exchange to provide its members with the StockWatch terminal. Further endorsements were followed subsequently from Surabaya Stock Exchange to its members on March 2000. On June 2000, the Company launched www.e-bursa.com the first financial sites in local language bahasa. On December 2000, Limas partnered with Dow Jones Newswire to launch the first real time news in bahasa called Dow Jones Limas news. On September 2001, StockWatch version 2.1 was launched and was the first realtime terminal to provide live coverage on Futures trading on the Surabaya Stock Exchange.
Read more on LMAS →PT Bank Pan Indonesia Tbk (the Bank) was established based on Deed No. 85 dated August 17, 1971 of notary Juliaan Nimrod Siregar gelar Mangaradja, S.H. Panin (Pan Indonesia) Bank was established by the merger of three small private banks. It was one of the first banks to be granted a foreign exchange license in 1972.
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