Three Stocks with the Largest Decline in Free Float Ratio: İzdemir, Şekerbank, Tera Yatırım

The Central Securities Depository (MKK) has been publicly sharing companies' free float ratios, calculated by excluding shares held by major shareholders and funds, since June 12. In this context, the three stocks with the largest decline in free float ratio over the past month have been identified. İzdemir Energy, Şekerbank, and Tera Yatırım stand out as companies that experienced a decline of more than 10 percentage points in their free float ratios. This decrease indicates a reduction in the amount of freely tradable shares for these stocks. Such a decline in the free float ratio is often caused by major shareholders or funds increasing their stakes. For investors, this situation serves as an important indicator regarding stock liquidity and price movements. According to MKK data, the sharp decline in the free float ratios of these three stocks is being closely monitored in the market. Particularly for short-term investors, such changes can influence buy-sell decisions. This is not investment advice.