Indonesia Prepares for $11 Billion Share Sales to Meet MSCI Requirements
Indonesia is gearing up for share sales totaling approximately $11 billion as it seeks to comply with stricter free-float regulations. Bloomberg posted on X that these measures are intended to prevent a potential downgrade to frontier market status by MSCI. The country is taking proactive steps to align with MSCI's criteria, which could impact its market classification. The move underscores Indonesia's commitment to maintaining its current market status and attracting global investors.
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