MSCI alarm in Indonesia: 300 more companies added to the list
Original headlineEndonezya'da MSCI alarmı: 300 şirket daha listeye alındı
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Indonesia’s stock exchange added 300 companies to its list of shares at risk of removal from MSCI indexes due to high ownership concentration, bringing the total to 383, after MSCI warned it could downgrade Indonesia’s emerging-market status by two notches. The Jakarta market has fallen more than 40% year to date, underscoring investor concern over index eligibility and market accessibility. The move matters because MSCI reclassification can trigger passive fund outflows and raise borrowing costs for listed firms. Next, investors will watch MSCI’s review timeline and whether ownership and free-float reforms are announced to limit further removals.
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