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Indonesia to raise stock market free float requirement to 15% by March 2026 to meet MSCI standards.
Indonesia's financial regulator intends to raise the minimum free float requirement for listed companies from 7.5% to 15% by March 2026, in response to MSCI concerns about market transparency and investability, which have triggered stock sell-offs.
The change is intended to increase liquidity, investor confidence, and align with global standards.
Following positive discussions with MSCI, authorities pledged to review small shareholder affiliations and improve regulatory oversight.
The reform is awaiting formal approval from the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
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Indonesia aumentará el requisito de libre flotación del mercado bursátil al 15% para marzo de 2026 para cumplir con los estándares de MSCI.