New regulation from the CMB regarding the calculation of the actual circulating share ratio

New regulation from the CMB regarding the calculation of the actual circulating share ratio

06.06.2026 01:30

The Capital Markets Board has amended the principles regarding the calculation of the actual free float ratios of publicly traded companies. Under the new decision, indirect shareholdings through funds will be excluded from the actual free float, and the data will be calculated and disclosed to the public on a daily basis. The regulation will take effect as of June 15.

The Capital Markets Board (CMB) has amended the principles regarding the calculation of the actual public float ratios of companies listed on the stock exchange.

TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE ACTUAL PUBLIC FLOAT CALCULATION

According to the principle decision published in the CMB bulletin, the partnership shares indirectly held by shareholders deemed not to be in actual public float, through their ownership of free funds and special fund participation shares, will also be excluded from the actual public float calculation.

With this decision, the practice of recalculating and publicly disclosing the actual public float share count and actual public float ratio on a daily basis will be implemented. The calculations will be carried out by the Central Securities Depository Inc.

WILL BE USED FROM JUNE 15

The actual public float ratios and actual public float share count data calculated under the new regulation will begin to be used as of June 15.

With this regulation by the CMB, it is intended to reflect indirect shareholdings realized through funds into the actual public float calculations.

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