Key insights and market outlook
Several Indonesian stocks are predicted to be included in Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) global indices during the February 2026 rebalancing. MSCI's inclusion criteria and recent changes to free float calculations are key factors influencing which stocks might be added. The inclusion in MSCI indices typically leads to increased demand from global investors and can positively impact stock prices.
Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) is set to rebalance its global indices in February 2026, presenting potential opportunities for Indonesian stocks to be included. MSCI is a leading provider of investment research and indices that track various markets and sectors globally. Inclusion in MSCI indices is significant as it can lead to increased visibility and demand from global investors 1
Several factors determine whether an Indonesian stock will be included in MSCI's global indices. These include the stock's market capitalization, liquidity, and free float 1
Stocks that are included in MSCI's global indices typically experience positive price movements due to increased demand from global investors who track these indices. Indonesian companies with significant market capitalization and high liquidity are more likely to be considered for inclusion. Some stocks, even those with lower prices (e.g., around Rp 460), are predicted to be among those included 1
In anticipation of the MSCI inclusion criteria, some Indonesian issuers are restructuring their ownership to increase their free float and improve liquidity 2
The potential inclusion of Indonesian stocks in MSCI's global indices in February 2026 is a significant event for the country's capital market. Companies that meet the inclusion criteria stand to benefit from increased global visibility and investment.
MSCI Rebalancing February 2026
Potential Inclusion of Indonesian Stocks