what is freefloat capitalization
Answer / santosh mishra
Free float market capitalization weighted methodology takes
into consideration ONLY those shares which are available
for public trading. So that will NOT include shares held by
the promoters, the government, etc. What this will mean is
that certain companies, which have high holding by the
promoters will loose out on the market cap valuations.
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