MSE is aiming at improving market liquidity by taking a number of measures to decrease the gap between market price and book value of some stocks that listed during the state privatization of 1990s. These companies have a highly concentrated ownership structure and are not actively traded which causes a major impediment to its liquidity and shareholders' rights.  

In order to improve quality and liquidity of listed stocks, MSE has given warnings to 130 companies of which securities liquidity has fallen, 95 complaint companies that consecutively failed to meet its ongoing obligations and duties, 32 companies of which securities trading have been suspended, to comply with relevant rules, regulations and contracts as well as submitted a proposal to FRC on decreasing the difference between book value and market price. 

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