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Indonesia Sees $11 Billion in Share Sales to Meet Free-Float Aim

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Indonesia is preparing to sell around $11 billion in shares to meet stricter free-float requirements, which could impact its market status with MSCI Inc.

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Indonesia is bracing for share sales of around $11 billion to meet tougher free-float rules aimed at heading off a potential downgrade to frontier market status by MSCI Inc.

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