Indonesia to cut 300 more tightly held stocks from benchmark
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Shares on the HSC list have the potential to be released if the issuer improves the distribution of share ownership through transactions on the regular market.
Southeast Asian stock markets throughout 2026, with the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) becoming the most shocking case study of the year. The post ‘Indonesia’ cuts out 300 cancerous stocks in exchange for being relegated from EM status appeared first on Business Stock News Online.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has changed its methodology for determining stocks with high ownership concentration or High Shareholding Concentration (HSC) | In the latest regulations, the IDX has removed the Price Impact Ratio indicator and the minimum market capitalization limit of IDR 5 trillion in the process of identifying HSC stocks.
The IDX will remove 300 HSC shares from the IHSG calculation starting Friday, with the list to be announced on Thursday.
The Indonesian stock exchange has more than quadrupled the number of stocks identified as having high shareholder concentration, despite warnings from index provider MSCI Inc. about low liquidity and lack of transparency in ownership structures.
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