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Constituent Changes TOPIX New Index Series (Effective 30 October 2020) Constituent Changes TOPIX New Index Series (effective 30 October 2020) Published on 7 October 2020 1. Constituents Change （1） TOPIX Core30 Addition（ 4 ） Deletion( 4 ) Code IssueCode Issue 6367 DAIKIN INDUSTRIES,LTD.2914 JAPAN TOBACCO INC. 6594 NIDEC CORPORATION7751 CANON INC. 7741 HOYA CORPORATION8802 Mitsubishi Estate Company,Limited 8001 ITOCHU Corporation9020 East Japan Railway Company （2） TOPIX Large70 Addition（ 8 ） Deletion( 8 ) Code IssueCode Issue 2413 M3,Inc. 1605 INPEX CORPORATION 2914 JAPAN TOBACCO INC. 1878 DAITO TRUST CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. 4689 Z Holdings Corporation6367 DAIKIN INDUSTRIES,LTD. 7309 SHIMANO INC.6594 NIDEC CORPORATION 7751 CANON INC.7202 ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED 8697 Japan Exchange Group,Inc.7741 HOYA CORPORATION 8802 Mitsubishi Estate Company,Limited 8001 ITOCHU Corporation 9020 East Japan Railway Company 9201 Japan Airlines Co.,Ltd. （3） TOPIX Mid400 Addition（ 17 ） Deletion（ 13 ） Code IssueCode Issue 1414 SHO-BOND Holdings Co.,Ltd. 1821 Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd. 1605 INPEX CORPORATION1833 OKUMURA CORPORATION 1878 DAITO TRUST CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. 2413 M3,Inc. 2412 Benefit One Inc.4689 Z Holdings Corporation 3563 Sushiro Global Holdings Ltd.5803 Fujikura Ltd. 3635 KOEI TECMO HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.6474 NACHI-FUJIKOSHI CORP. 4552 JCR Pharmaceuticals Co.,Ltd.7309 SHIMANO INC. 4686 JUSTSYSTEMS CORPORATION7327 Daishi Hokuetsu Financial Group,Inc. 4919 Milbon Co.,Ltd.7762 Citizen Watch Co.,Ltd. 6134 FUJI CORPORATION8078 HANWA CO.,LTD. 6406 FUJITEC CO.,LTD.8242 H2O RETAILING CORPORATION 7202 ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED8358 Suruga Bank Ltd. 7476 AS ONE CORPORATION8697 Japan Exchange Group,Inc. 7780 Menicon Co.,Ltd.- - 8279 YAOKO CO.,LTD- - 9201 Japan Airlines Co.,Ltd.- - 9449 GMO internet Inc.- - （4） TOPIX Small Addition( 15 ) Deletion( 13 ) Code IssueCode Issue 1821 Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd. 1414 SHO-BOND Holdings Co.,Ltd. 1833 OKUMURA CORPORATION 2412 Benefit One Inc. 5803 Fujikura Ltd. 3563 Sushiro Global Holdings Ltd. 6474 NACHI-FUJIKOSHI CORP. 3635 KOEI TECMO HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 7327 Daishi Hokuetsu Financial Group,Inc. 4552 JCR Pharmaceuticals Co.,Ltd. 7762 Citizen Watch Co.,Ltd. 4686 JUSTSYSTEMS CORPORATION 8078 HANWA CO.,LTD. 4919 Milbon Co.,Ltd. 8242 H2O RETAILING CORPORATION 6134 FUJI CORPORATION 8358 Suruga Bank Ltd. 6406 FUJITEC CO.,LTD. *1375 YUKIGUNI MAITAKE CO.,LTD. 7476 AS ONE CORPORATION *3446 JTEC CORPORATION 7780 Menicon Co.,Ltd. *6095 MedPeer,Inc. 8279 YAOKO CO.,LTD *7038 Frontier Management Inc. 9449 GMO internet Inc. *-7059 COPRO-HOLDINGS.Co.,Ltd. - *-9279 GIFT INC. - * This issue will be newly added to TOPIX New Index Series after the close of trading on October 29. 2. Number of constituents The Name of TOPIX New Index Current After (As of October 7) (Effective 30 October) TOPIX Core30 30 30 TOPIX Large70 70 70 TOPIX Mid400 396 400 TOPIX Small500 497 500 TOPIX Small2 1176 1175 Each code means constituents of following index. ・TOPIX Core30…TOPIX Core30,TOPIX 100,TOPIX Large-Sized Stock Index,TOPIX 500,TOPIX 1000 ・TOPIX Large70…TOPIX Large70,TOPIX 100,TOPIX Large-Sized Stock Index,TOPIX 500,TOPIX 1000 ・TOPIX Mid400…TOPIX Mid400,TOPIX Medium-Sized Stock Index,TOPIX 500,TOPIX 1000 ・TOPIX Small500 (TOPIX Small 1)…TOPIX Small,TOPIX Small-Sized Stock Index,TOPIX Small500,TOPIX 1000 ・TOPIX Small 2…TOPIX Smalｌ,TOPIX Small-Sized Stock Index (Non eligible TOPIX1000) 3. Constituents （Sort by Issue Code） TOPIX New Index Series No. Code Issue Current （As of October 7） After (effective 30 October 2020) 1 1301 KYOKUYO CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 2 1332 Nippon Suisan Kaisha,Ltd. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 3 1333 Maruha Nichiro Corporation TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 4 1352 HOHSUI CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 5 1375 YUKIGUNI MAITAKE CO.,LTD. - TOPIX Small 2 6 1376 KANEKO SEEDS CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 7 1377 SAKATA SEED CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 8 1379 HOKUTO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 9 1384 Hokuryo Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 10 1413 Hinokiya Group Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 11 1414 SHO-BOND Holdings Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Mid400 12 1417 MIRAIT Holdings Corporation TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 13 1419 Tama Home Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 2 14 1420 Sanyo Homes Corporation TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 15 1429 Nippon Aqua Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 16 1430 First-corporation Inc. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 17 1433 BESTERRA CO.,LTD TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 18 1435 TATERU,Inc. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 19 1446 CANDEAL CO.,Ltd TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 20 1448 SPACE VALUE HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 21 1514 Sumiseki Holdings,Inc. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 22 1515 Nittetsu Mining Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 23 1518 MITSUI MATSUSHIMA HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 24 1605 INPEX CORPORATION TOPIX Large70 TOPIX Mid400 25 1662 Japan Petroleum Exploration Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 26 1663 K&O Energy Group Inc. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 27 1712 Daiseki Eco.Solution Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 28 1716 DAI-ICHI CUTTER KOGYO K.K. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 29 1717 Meiho Facility Works Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 30 1719 HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 31 1720 TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 32 1721 COMSYS Holdings Corporation TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 33 1726 Br.Holdings Corporation TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 34 1762 TAKAMATSU CONSTRUCTION GROUP CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 35 1766 TOKEN CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 36 1768 SONEC CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 37 1780 YAMAURA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 38 1801 TAISEI CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 39 1802 OBAYASHI CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 40 1803 SHIMIZU CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 41 1805 TOBISHIMA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 2 42 1808 HASEKO Corporation TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 43 1810 MATSUI CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 44 1811 THE ZENITAKA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 45 1812 KAJIMA CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 46 1813 Fudo Tetra Corporation TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 1 47 1814 DAISUE CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 48 1815 TEKKEN CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 49 1820 Nishimatsu Construction Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 50 1821 Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Small 1 51 1822 DAIHO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 52 1824 MAEDA CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 53 1826 Sata Construction Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 54 1827 NAKANO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 55 1833 OKUMURA CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Small 1 56 1835 TOTETSU KOGYO CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 57 1847 ICHIKEN Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 58 1848 FUJI P.S CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 59 1852 ASANUMA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 60 1860 TODA CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 61 1861 Kumagai Gumi Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 62 1866 KITANO CONSTRUCTION CORP., TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 63 1867 UEKI CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 64 1870 YAHAGI CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 65 1871 P.S. Mitsubishi Construction Co., Ltd. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 66 1873 NIHON HOUSE HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 67 1878 DAITO TRUST CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Large70 TOPIX Mid400 68 1879 SHINNIHON CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 69 1881 NIPPO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 70 1882 TOA ROAD CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 71 1883 MAEDA ROAD CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 72 1884 THE NIPPON ROAD CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 73 1885 TOA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 74 1887 JDC CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 1 75 1888 WAKACHIKU CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 76 1890 TOYO CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 77 1893 PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 78 1898 SEIKITOKYU KOGYO CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 79 1899 FUKUDA CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 80 1909 Nippon Dry-Chemical CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 81 1911 Sumitomo Forestry Co.,Ltd. TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 82 1914 JAPAN FOUNDATION ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 83 1921 TOMOE CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 84 1925 DAIWA HOUSE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. TOPIX Large70 TOPIX Large70 85 1926 RAITO KOGYO CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 86 1928 Sekisui House,Ltd. TOPIX Large70 TOPIX Large70 87 1929 NITTOC CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 88 1930 HOKURIKU ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 89 1934 YURTEC CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 90 1938 NIPPON RIETEC CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 91 1939 YONDENKO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 92 1941 CHUDENKO CORPORATION TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 93 1942 KANDENKO CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 1 TOPIX Small 1 94 1944 KINDEN CORPORATION TOPIX Mid400 TOPIX Mid400 95 1945 TOKYO ENERGY & SYSTEMS INC. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 96 1946 TOENEC CORPORATION TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 97 1949 SUMITOMO DENSETSU CO.,LTD. TOPIX Small 2 TOPIX Small 2 98 1950 NIPPON DENSETSU KOGYO CO.,LTD.
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