Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia\u2014 Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr represent\nsignificant momentum for boosting Indonesia\u2019s economy. During this\nperiod, the Indonesian population, the majority of whom are Muslim,\nengage in substantial shopping activities and travel, including\npurchases to support fasting observances and the mudik (holiday exodus)\njourney, which involves more than 100 million people.<\/p>\n
The automotive sector is among the sectors benefiting from these\nactivities during Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, as demand for new and\nsecondhand vehicles increases to support mudik activities. The electric\nvehicle segment is currently demonstrating growth of up to 141% in 2025,\nwhilst overall vehicle sales have declined.<\/p>\n
Susi Setiawati, Equity Analyst at CNBC Indonesia, notes that electric\nvehicle prices are considered more efficient and are supported by\ngovernment incentives. Against the backdrop of the current challenging\neconomic conditions, operational savings from electric vehicles present\nan opportunity for people to invest in them.<\/p>\n
What profit opportunities does the automotive sector offer during\nRamadan? How can one leverage holiday bonuses (THR) to generate returns\nin the stock market? These questions are explored in an interview\nbetween Bramudya Prabowo and Susi Setiawati, Equity Analyst at CNBC\nIndonesia, on the Takjil On Wheel AutoBizz programme (Tuesday, 24\nFebruary 2026).<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/video-identifying-share-opportunities-with-profit-potential-during-ramadan-1772017977", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }