In a significant advancement for investors in the Adani Group, MSCI has declared the removal of restrictions regarding the classification of Adani Group stocks, especially in relation to their free float status. Adani group stocks excluded from the msci restrictions list This announcement is part of the August 2024 Index Review and comes after a phase of uncertainty that began with concerns in February 2023. Previously, MSCI had suspended specific modifications to Adani Group securities. It was attributing this decision to uncertainties surrounding the free float status linked to the characteristics of certain investors in the group’s shares. 1. As of August 12, 2024, MSCI has reinstated standard operations regarding Adani Group equities, which encompass modifications to the Number of Shares (NOS), Foreign Inclusion Factor (FIF), and Domestic Inclusion Factor (DIF). These modifications are set to take effect at the close of trading on August 30, 2024, with the routine execution of corporate events commencing on September 2, 2024. The proforma FIF and DIF for the securities of the Adani Group have been disclosed as part of this assessment. Effect of exclusion from the msci restrictions list This resolution affects several prominent Adani Group stocks within the MSCI Global Standard Index, including Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, Adani Green, Adani Power, and Ambuja Cements. It is important to highlight that MSCI has decreased the weight of Adani Enterprises and Ambuja Cements in its Standard Index. Although the restrictions have been lifted, MSCI will maintain vigilant oversight of the Adani Group and will provide additional updates should any issues regarding the free float emerge.
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