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FTSE Publications 2 FTSE Russell Publications 19 August 2021 FTSE Italia PIR All Cap Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 June 2021 Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country A2A 0.5 ITALY El En 0.2 ITALY Prysmian 1.49 ITALY Acea 0.37 ITALY Enav 0.43 ITALY Rai Way 0.21 ITALY Alerion Cleanpower 0.04 ITALY Enel 10.01 ITALY Recordati 0.87 ITALY Amplifon 1 ITALY Eni 4.82 ITALY Reno de Medici 0.32 ITALY Anima Holding 0.5 ITALY Erg 0.63 ITALY Reply 1.42 ITALY Aquafil 0.39 ITALY Esprinet 0.24 ITALY Retelit 0.44 ITALY Ascopiave 0.12 ITALY Eurotech 0.18 ITALY Sabaf 0.3 ITALY Astaldi 0.1 ITALY Exor NV 1.3 ITALY Safilo Group 0.27 ITALY Atlantia 1.4 ITALY Falck Renewables 0.29 ITALY Saipem 0.21 ITALY Autogrill 0.53 ITALY Ferrari NV 3.95 ITALY Salcef Group 0.07 ITALY Avio 0.33 ITALY Fiera Milano 0.11 ITALY Salvatore Ferragamo 0.55 ITALY Azimut Holding 0.47 ITALY Fila 0.14 ITALY Sanlorenzo 0.13 ITALY B.F. 0.08 ITALY Fincantieri 0.17 ITALY Saras 0.18 ITALY Banca Generali 0.38 ITALY Finecobank 1.67 ITALY Seri Industrial 0.17 ITALY Banca Ifis 0.16 ITALY Garofalo Health Care 0.26 ITALY Sesa 0.41 ITALY Banca Mediolanum 0.44 ITALY Generali 4.06 ITALY SICIT Group 0.27 ITALY Banca Monte Paschi Siena 0.14 ITALY GVS 0.44 ITALY Snam 2.03 ITALY Banca Popolare Sondrio 0.75 ITALY Hera 0.51 ITALY Sol 0.28 ITALY Banca Sistema 0.13 ITALY Igd - Immobiliare Grande Distribuzione 0.12 ITALY Stellantis NV 6.25 ITALY Banco BPM 0.76 ITALY Illimity Bank 0.34 ITALY STMicroelectronics 3.71 ITALY BFF Bank 0.7 ITALY Interpump Group 0.75 ITALY Tamburi Investment Partners 0.38 ITALY Biesse 0.17 ITALY Intesa Sanpaolo 7.22 ITALY Technogym 0.59 ITALY BPER Banca 0.36 ITALY Inwit 0.62 ITALY Telecom Italia 0.84 ITALY Brembo 0.7 ITALY Iren 0.68 ITALY Tenaris 0.8 ITALY Brunello Cucinelli 0.74 ITALY Italgas 0.5 ITALY Terna 1.65 ITALY Buzzi Unicem 0.39 ITALY Italmobiliare 0.19 ITALY Tinexta 0.29 ITALY Cairo Communication 0.17 ITALY Juventus Football Club 0.16 ITALY Tiscali 0.09 ITALY Caltagirone 0.03 ITALY La Doria 0.1 ITALY Tod'S 0.22 ITALY Campari 1.04 ITALY Leonardo 0.51 ITALY Trevi Fin Industriale 0.15 ITALY Carel Industries 0.4 ITALY Maire Tecnimont 0.22 ITALY Unicredit 4.04 ITALY Cattolica Assicurazioni 0.38 ITALY Marr 0.3 ITALY Unieuro 0.2 ITALY Cementir Holding 0.18 ITALY Mediaset 0.38 ITALY Unipol 0.41 ITALY Cerved Group 0.83 ITALY Mediobanca 1.36 ITALY UnipolSai 0.47 ITALY CIR - Compagnie Industriali Riunite 0.2 ITALY Moncler 2.29 ITALY Webuild 0.23 ITALY Cnh Industrial 2.56 ITALY Mondadori Editore 0.28 ITALY WIIT 0.28 ITALY Credito Emiliano 0.17 ITALY Mutuionline 0.3 ITALY Zignago Vetro 0.23 ITALY Danieli & C 0.11 ITALY Nexi 1.51 ITALY Datalogic 0.17 ITALY OVS 0.38 ITALY De' Longhi 1.07 ITALY Philogen 0.24 ITALY DiaSorin 0.67 ITALY Piaggio & C 0.25 ITALY Digital Bros 0.16 ITALY Pirelli & C 0.44 ITALY Dovalue 0.25 ITALY Poste Italiane 0.95 ITALY Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 2 19 August 2021 Data Explanation Weights Weights data is indicative, as values have been rounded up or down to two decimal points. 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