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Stoxx® Australia Total Market Esg-X Index STOXX® AUSTRALIA TOTAL MARKET ESG-X INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Commonwealth Bank of Australia Banks Australia 8.99 CSL Ltd. Health Care Australia 6.80 BHP GROUP LTD. Basic Resources Australia 6.70 Westpac Banking Corp. Banks Australia 4.82 National Australia Bank Ltd. Banks Australia 4.33 Australia & New Zealand Bankin Banks Australia 4.03 Wesfarmers Ltd. Retail Australia 3.20 WOOLWORTHS GROUP Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Australia 2.64 Macquarie Group Ltd. Financial Services Australia 2.48 Rio Tinto Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 2.24 Telstra Corp. Ltd. Telecommunications Australia 2.08 Transurban Group Industrial Goods & Services Australia 2.00 Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 1.90 Goodman Group Real Estate Australia 1.72 AFTERPAY Industrial Goods & Services Australia 1.37 Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. Travel & Leisure Australia 1.34 Woodside Petroleum Ltd. Energy Australia 1.09 Coles Group Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Australia 1.07 Newcrest Mining Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 1.04 XERO Technology Australia 0.94 Sonic Healthcare Ltd. Health Care Australia 0.88 QBE Insurance Group Ltd. Insurance Australia 0.83 Brambles Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.82 SYDNEY AIRPORT Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.80 Cochlear Ltd. Health Care Australia 0.79 SCENTRE GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.73 ASX Ltd. Financial Services Australia 0.72 SUNCORP GROUP LTD. Insurance Australia 0.71 Santos Ltd. Energy Australia 0.67 South32 Australia Basic Resources Australia 0.65 Insurance Australia Group Ltd. Insurance Australia 0.63 Ramsay Health Care Ltd. Health Care Australia 0.58 TABCorp Holdings Ltd. Travel & Leisure Australia 0.57 SEEK Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.57 DEXUS Real Estate Australia 0.57 NORTHERN STAR Basic Resources Australia 0.56 Mirvac Group Real Estate Australia 0.56 Stockland Real Estate Australia 0.55 BlueScope Steel Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 0.52 REECE AUSTRALIA Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.49 Computershare Ltd. Financial Services Australia 0.47 AUSTRALIAN PIPELINE Energy Australia 0.47 Qantas Airways Ltd. Travel & Leisure Australia 0.45 TREASURY WINE ESTATES Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.43 REA GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.42 Lend Lease Group Construction & Materials Australia 0.42 MEDIBANK PRIVATE Insurance Australia 0.42 MINERAL RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.41 Boral Ltd. Construction & Materials Australia 0.41 EVOLUTION MINING Basic Resources Australia 0.39 GPT Group Real Estate Australia 0.39 DOMINO'S PIZZA ENTS. Travel & Leisure Australia 0.37 Oil Search Ltd. Energy Australia 0.37 VICINITY CENTRES Real Estate Australia 0.37 MAGELLAN FINANCIAL GROUP Financial Services Australia 0.37 OZ Minerals Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 0.37 AMPOL Energy Australia 0.36 CHARTER HALL GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.34 AURIZON HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.34 ATLAS ARTERIA Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.30 ALS Limited Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.29 Bank of Queensland Ltd. Banks Australia 0.29 Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd. Banks Australia 0.28 Orica Ltd. Chemicals Australia 0.28 CLEANAWAY WASTE MANAGEMENT Utilities Australia 0.27 JB Hi-Fi Ltd. Retail Australia 0.27 Qube Holdings Ltd Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.27 WISETECH GLOBAL Technology Australia 0.27 CARSALES.COM Media Australia 0.27 Ansell Ltd. Health Care Australia 0.26 NEXTDC Technology Australia 0.26 LYNAS RARE EARTHS Basic Resources Australia 0.24 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® AUSTRALIA TOTAL MARKET ESG-X INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) IGO Basic Resources Australia 0.24 Incitec Pivot Ltd. Chemicals Australia 0.22 Crown Resorts Ltd Travel & Leisure Australia 0.22 NINE ENTERTAINMENT Media Australia 0.22 ALTIUM Technology Australia 0.22 AMP Ltd. Financial Services Australia 0.21 Alumina Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 0.21 RELIANCE WORLDWIDE Construction & Materials Australia 0.20 ZIP Basic Resources Australia 0.20 IDP EDUCATION Consumer Products & Services Australia 0.20 Downer EDI Ltd. Construction & Materials Australia 0.19 SPARK INFRASTRUCTURE GRP Utilities Australia 0.19 STEADFAST GROUP Insurance Australia 0.18 WORLEY Construction & Materials Australia 0.18 Metcash Ltd. Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Australia 0.18 THE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP Travel & Leisure Australia 0.17 ARB Retail Australia 0.17 AUSNET SERVICES Utilities Australia 0.17 Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. Retail Australia 0.17 VOCUS GROUP Telecommunications Australia 0.17 Iluka Resources Ltd. Basic Resources Australia 0.16 PILBARA MINERALS Basic Resources Australia 0.16 BREVILLE GROUP Consumer Products & Services Australia 0.15 Orora Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.15 EAGERS AUTOMOTIVE Retail Australia 0.14 CSR Ltd. Construction & Materials Australia 0.14 NIB HOLDINGS Insurance Australia 0.14 CHAMPION IRON Basic Resources Australia 0.14 SEVEN GROUP HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.14 BAPCOR Automobiles & Parts Australia 0.14 PREMIER INVESTMENT Financial Services Australia 0.14 PRO MEDICUS Technology Australia 0.14 IOOF Holdings Ltd. Financial Services Australia 0.14 SCA PROPERTY GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.13 SIMS LTD. Utilities Australia 0.13 CHARTER HALL LONG WALE REIT Real Estate Australia 0.13 LINK ADM.HDG. Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.13 PENDAL GROUP Financial Services Australia 0.13 IRESS LTD Financial Services Australia 0.12 MEGAPORT Technology Australia 0.12 CHALLENGER Insurance Australia 0.12 CORPORATE TRAVEL MAN. Travel & Leisure Australia 0.12 POINTSBET HOLDINGS Travel & Leisure Australia 0.12 CODAN Telecommunications Australia 0.12 FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GP. Travel & Leisure Australia 0.12 TECHNOLOGY ONE Technology Australia 0.12 HEALIUS LTD. Health Care Australia 0.11 UNITI GROUP Telecommunications Australia 0.11 NATIONAL STORAGE REIT Real Estate Australia 0.11 TPG TELECOM Telecommunications Australia 0.11 Perpetual Ltd. Financial Services Australia 0.11 CHALICE MINING LIMITED Basic Resources Australia 0.11 NETWEALTH GROUP Financial Services Australia 0.11 BEACH ENERGY Energy Australia 0.10 SUPER RETAIL GROUP LIMITED Retail Australia 0.10 BRICKWORKS Construction & Materials Australia 0.10 BUNNINGS WHSE.PR.TST. Real Estate Australia 0.10 WAYPOINT REIT Real Estate Australia 0.10 CREDIT CORP GRP Financial Services Australia 0.10 CHARTER HALL RETAIL REIT Real Estate Australia 0.10 INGENIA COMMUNITIES GP. Real Estate Australia 0.10 Deterra Royalties Basic Resources Australia 0.09 HUB24 Financial Services Australia 0.09 NICKEL MINES Basic Resources Australia 0.09 BEGA CHEESE Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.09 POLYNOVO Health Care Australia 0.09 ELDERS Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.09 OROCOBRE Basic Resources Australia 0.09 WEBJET Travel & Leisure Australia 0.09 CENTURIA INDUSTRIAL Real Estate Australia 0.09 VIVA ENERGY GROUP Energy Australia 0.09 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® AUSTRALIA TOTAL MARKET ESG-X INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) TYRO PAYMENTS Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.08 REGIS RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.08 Galaxy Resources Ltd Basic Resources Australia 0.08 PERSEUS MINING Basic Resources Australia 0.08 INVOCARE Consumer Products & Services Australia 0.08 IPH Industrial Goods & Services Australia 0.08 SEALINK TRAVEL GROUP Travel & Leisure Australia 0.08 PINNACLE INVESTMENT MAN. GP. Financial Services Australia 0.08 AUB GROUP Insurance Australia 0.08 APPEN Technology Australia 0.08 NANOSONICS Health Care Australia 0.08 BINGO INDUSTRIES Utilities Australia 0.08 CROMWELL GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.07 NUFARM Chemicals Australia 0.07 PLATINUM ASSET MAN. Financial Services Australia 0.07 TELIX PHARMACEUTICALS Health Care Australia 0.07 INGHAMS GROUP Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.07 LIFESTYLE COMMUNITIES Real Estate Australia 0.07 SILVER LAKE RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.07 DE GREY MINING Basic Resources Australia 0.07 ABACUS PROPERTY GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.07 RAMELIUS RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.07 EVENT HOSPITALITY & ENTERTAINM Media Australia 0.07 EML PAYMENTS Financial Services Australia 0.07 COSTA GROUP HOLDINGS Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.07 CIMIC GROUP Construction & Materials Australia 0.07 CLINUVEL PHARMACEUTICALS Health Care Australia 0.07 COLLINS FOOD Travel & Leisure Australia 0.07 CENTURIA CAPITAL STAPLED UNITS Financial Services Australia 0.07 ADBRI Construction & Materials Australia 0.06 HOME CONSORTIUM STAPLED UNIT Real Estate Australia 0.06 GOLD ROAD RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.06 AVENTUS GROUP Real Estate Australia 0.06 ST BARBARA Basic Resources Australia 0.06 UNITED MALT GROUP Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.06 DOMAIN HOLDINGS AUSTRALIA Technology Australia 0.06 TEMPLE & WEBSTER GP. Consumer Products & Services Australia 0.06 MESOBLAST Health Care Australia 0.06 ARENA REIT Real Estate Australia 0.06 SANDFIRE RESOURCES Basic Resources Australia 0.06 CITY CHIC COLLECTIVE Retail Australia 0.06 GROWTHPOINT PROPS.AUS. Real Estate Australia 0.06 CHARTER HALL SOCIAL INFRA REIT Real Estate Australia 0.06 GUD HOLDINGS Consumer Products & Services Australia 0.06 BLACKMORES Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.06 ACCENT GROUP Retail Australia 0.06 HANSEN TECHNOLOGIES Technology Australia 0.05 GRAINCORP Food, Beverage & Tobacco Australia 0.05 INTEGRAL DIAGNOSTICS Health Care Australia 0.05 OMNI BRIDGEWAY Financial Services Australia 0.05 SMARTGROUP Industrial Goods & Services
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