The Situation Changed After the Capital Markets Board Regulation: The Public Ownership of Most Companies Declined - Dünya Newspaper
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Following the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) regulation on the calculation of shares in actual circulation, noticeable changes were observed in the ratios of companies listed on the Istanbul Stock Exchange. According to calculations based on data that the Central Securities Depository (MKK) began publishing on September 14, the actual circulation ratio of 247 companies decreased in a single day.
Following the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) new regulation on the calculation of free float, the public float ratio of 247 companies on the Istanbul Stock Exchange decreased in a single day, while the ratio of 343 companies remained unchanged.
Following the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) new decision, the balance of power on the Istanbul Stock Exchange has shifted. According to Central Securities Depository (MKK) data, the free float ratio of 247 companies decreased, with the biggest loss occurring in Fuzul GMYO.
Following the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) regulation on the calculation of free float ratios, the public float ratio of 247 companies traded on the Istanbul Stock Exchange decreased in a single day. The largest drop was seen in Fuzul GMYO, at 20.5 percent.
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