MSCI Removes More Indonesian Stocks, Dealing Fresh Blow to Market Amid Reform Push
MSCI said the deletions will force index-tracking funds to sell shares, while Indonesia’s benchmark representation falls to nine companies.
- On Thursday, Nov 12, MSCI removed energy company Barito Pacific from its Global Standard Index and downgraded mining company Bumi Resources Minerals to the Global Small Cap Index, with changes taking effect after Nov 30.
- The index provider's move follows MSCI warnings last month that Indonesia faces reclassification to a 'standalone' market due to concerns over market transparency, free-float data reliability, and opaque shareholding structures.
- Indonesia's representation in the MSCI Indonesia Index has shrunk to nine companies after removals in May and August, while the Jakarta Composite Index declined more than 41 per cent this year, making it the world's worst performer.
- Foreign investors have withdrawn about US$5.4 billion from Indonesian equities this year, and Goldman Sachs estimated a potential index exclusion could trigger another US$5.6 billion in passive outflows, intensifying pressure on the market.
- MSCI will accept feedback on its proposed reclassification until Apr 30, 2027, with a final decision due by Jun 30, 2027, as The Financial Services Authority and the Indonesia Stock Exchange introduce transparency reforms to address governance concerns.
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Index changes are based on data as of October 20, 2026 and are effective after the close of trading on November 30, 2026.
MSCI says Indonesia’s Barito Pacific will be removed from its indexes
The news is a blow to Jakarta's efforts to avoid a downgrade and retain its emerging-market status. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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JAKARTA -- Global index provider MSCI Inc. announced the results of its November 2026 index review, with several changes to Indonesian stock constituents in the Global Standard and Global Small Cap categories. Based on the announcement...
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