Shares in actual circulation
Key points
- Borsa Istanbul uses this ratio in index calculations.
- A rising ratio suggests the investor base is broadening, while a falling ratio may show the controlling or institutional shareholder accumulating.
- it is not the same as the free float ratio and is usually lower.
Formula / calculation
Actual circulation ratio = (Publicly held shares − Locked / strategic shares) / Total shares × 100. MKK publishes the ratio periodically and it changes with controlling shareholder trades.
Interpretation
A rising ratio suggests the investor base is broadening, while a falling ratio may show the controlling or institutional shareholder accumulating. It directly affects index weight and liquidity.
Pitfalls
it is not the same as the free float ratio and is usually lower. Shares with a small actual circulation carry high manipulation risk and price volatility and may be subject to exchange precautions.
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What is Shares in actual circulation?
Actual circulation is the amount and ratio of shares that genuinely change hands on the exchange according to MKK records.
How is Shares in actual circulation calculated?
Actual circulation ratio = (Publicly held shares − Locked / strategic shares) / Total shares × 100. MKK publishes the ratio periodically and it changes with controlling shareholder trades.
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