SYDNEY, Feb 10 — India’s Adani Group faced fresh concerns yesterday after financial index provider MSCI said it was reviewing the free float designation of some of its companies’ securities. Free float uncertainty“MSCI has determined that the characteristics of certain investors have sufficient uncertainty that they should no longer be designated as free float,” US-based MSCI said. “This determination has triggered a free float review of the Adani Group securities,” it added in a statement. Free float is defined as the proportion of outstanding shares considered available for purchase in public equity markets by international investors. They accuse his administration of giving favours to the Adani Group, a charge denied by the government and the company.
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