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2 FTSE Russell Publications 19 November 2019 FTSE Global Small Cap ex US Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 September 2019 Index Index Index Constituent weight Country Constituent weight Country Constituent weight Country (%) (%) (%) 21Vianet Group (ADS) (N Shares) 0.03 CHINA Agrana Beteiligungs AG 0.01 AUSTRIA Allreal Hld N 0.12 SWITZERLAND 361 Degrees International (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA Agritrade Resources 0.01 HONG KONG Alm Brand 0.02 DENMARK 5I5j Holding Group (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Agung Podomoro Land Tbk PT 0.01 INDONESIA Alpen 0.01 JAPAN 888 Holdings 0.02 UNITED Ahlstrom-Munksjo Oyl 0.03 FINLAND Alpha Networks 0.01 TAIWAN KINGDOM Ahnlab 0.01 KOREA Alpha Systems 0.01 JAPAN A.G.V. Products <0.005 TAIWAN Ai Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Alpiq Holding AG 0.01 SWITZERLAND AA 0.02 UNITED AIA Engineering 0.04 INDIA ALSO Holding AG 0.02 SWITZERLAND KINGDOM Aichi Bank Ltd 0.01 JAPAN Alstria Office 0.12 GERMANY AAK 0.15 SWEDEN Aichi Corp 0.01 JAPAN AltaGas. 0.18 CANADA Aareal Bank AG 0.08 GERMANY Aichi Steel 0.01 JAPAN Altarea 0.04 FRANCE Aarti Industries 0.02 INDIA Aida Engineering 0.02 JAPAN Altek Corp 0.01 TAIWAN Aavas Financiers 0.02 INDIA Aiful 0.03 JAPAN Alten 0.14 FRANCE Abacus Property Group 0.04 AUSTRALIA AIMS APAC REIT 0.02 SINGAPORE Altice Europe NV A 0.13 NETHERLANDS Abdulmohsen Al Hokair Group for Tourism <0.005 SAUDI ARABIA Ainsworth Game Technology Ltd <0.005 AUSTRALIA Altice Europe NV B 0.01 NETHERLANDS and Development Co C Aiphone 0.01 JAPAN Altran Techn. 0.16 FRANCE Ability Enterprise 0.01 TAIWAN Air Canada Cl B 0.19 CANADA Altri SGPS 0.02 PORTUGAL ABL Bio 0.01 KOREA AirAsia X <0.005 MALAYSIA Alupar Investimento S.A. 0.03 BRAZIL Able C&C 0.01 KOREA Airport Facilities <0.005 JAPAN AMA Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA AcBel Polytech 0.01 TAIWAN Airtac International Group 0.08 TAIWAN Amara Raja Batteries 0.01 INDIA Accelink Technologies (A) (SC SZ) 0.01 CHINA Aisan Industry 0.01 JAPAN Amata Corp 0.03 THAILAND Accell Group 0.02 NETHERLANDS Aixtron 0.05 GERMANY AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V. 0.03 NETHERLANDS Accent Group 0.02 AUSTRALIA AJ Bell 0.06 UNITED Amicogen 0.01 KOREA Accordia Golf Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE KINGDOM Amigo Holdings 0.01 UNITED Accton Technology 0.12 TAIWAN Ajanta Pharma 0.01 INDIA KINGDOM Ace Hardware Indonesia 0.04 INDONESIA Ajisen China Holdings (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA AmRest Holdings N.V. 0.04 POLAND Acea 0.04 ITALY AK Holdings 0.01 KOREA AMS AG 0.15 SWITZERLAND Acerinox 0.06 SPAIN Akastor ASA 0.01 NORWAY AmTRAN Technology 0.01 TAIWAN Achilles 0.01 JAPAN Akatsuki 0.01 JAPAN Amuse Inc 0.01 JAPAN Adana Cimento(A) <0.005 TURKEY Akcansa Cimento <0.005 TURKEY Anadolu Cam <0.005 TURKEY Adapteo 0.02 SWEDEN Akebono Brake Industry 0.01 JAPAN Anadolu Grubu A 0.01 TURKEY Adastria Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Aker Solutions ASA 0.02 NORWAY Andhra Bank <0.005 INDIA A-Data Technology 0.01 TAIWAN Akita Bank 0.01 JAPAN Aneka Tambang Tbk PT 0.03 INDONESIA Adcock Ingram Holdings 0.01 SOUTH AFRICA AKKA Technologies S.A. 0.03 FRANCE Anest Iwata 0.01 JAPAN Addsino (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA AKR Corporindo Tbk PT 0.02 INDONESIA Anhui Hengyuan Coal Industry & Electricity <0.005 CHINA Addtech B 0.05 SWEDEN Aksa Akrilik Ve Kimya Sanayii <0.005 TURKEY Power (A) (SC SH) Adeka 0.05 JAPAN Aksa Enerji Uretim AS <0.005 TURKEY Anhui Jinhe Industrial (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Adhi Karya Persero 0.01 INDONESIA Aksigorta <0.005 TURKEY Anhui Sun Create Electronics (A) (SC SH) <0.005 CHINA Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail 0.02 INDIA Akwel 0.01 FRANCE Anhui Water Resources Development (A) <0.005 CHINA Adlink Technology 0.01 TAIWAN Al Abdullatif Industrial <0.005 SAUDI ARABIA (SC SH) ADO Properties SA 0.05 GERMANY Al Hammadi Company for Development and 0.01 SAUDI ARABIA Anicom Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Advan 0.01 JAPAN Investment SJSC Anima Holding 0.05 ITALY Advanced Ceramic X 0.02 TAIWAN Al Jouf Cement Co 0.01 SAUDI ARABIA Anterogen 0.01 KOREA Advanced International Multitech 0.01 TAIWAN Al Meera Consumer Goods Co. 0.02 QATAR Anton Oilfield Services 0.01 HONG KONG Advanced Process Systems 0.01 KOREA Alacer Gold 0.05 CANADA AO World 0.01 UNITED Advanced Technology & Materials (A) (SC <0.005 CHINA Alam Sutera Realty 0.01 INDONESIA KINGDOM SZ) Alamos Gold 0.1 CANADA Aoki Holdings 0.02 JAPAN Advanced Wireless Semiconductor 0.02 TAIWAN Alarko Hldgs 0.01 TURKEY Aomori Bank 0.02 JAPAN Advtech 0.02 SOUTH AFRICA Albaraka Turk Katilim Bankasi AS <0.005 TURKEY Aoyama Trading 0.03 JAPAN AECI 0.03 SOUTH AFRICA Albioma 0.03 FRANCE AP Thailand 0.02 THAILAND Aecon Group 0.04 CANADA Alconix 0.01 JAPAN Apeloa Pharmaceutical (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Aedas Homes 0.02 SPAIN Aldrees Petroleum 0.01 SAUDI ARABIA Aperam S.A. 0.05 NETHERLANDS Aedifica 0.13 BELGIUM Alembic Pharmaceuticals 0.01 INDIA APG SGA SA 0.01 SWITZERLAND Aegean Airlines SA 0.01 GREECE Alexander Forbes Equity Holdings 0.01 SOUTH AFRICA Aphria Inc 0.05 CANADA Aekyung Industrial 0.01 KOREA Proprietary Aplus Financial <0.005 JAPAN AEON Credit Service (M) Berhad 0.01 MALAYSIA Alexandria Mineral Oils 0.01 EGYPT Apollo Hospitals Enterprise 0.08 INDIA AEON DELIGHT 0.02 JAPAN Alfa Financial Software Holdings <0.005 UNITED Apollo Tyres 0.03 INDIA Aeon Fantasy 0.01 JAPAN KINGDOM Appen 0.07 AUSTRALIA Aeon Thana Sinsap Thailand Pcl 0.03 THAILAND Algonquin Power & Utilities Co 0.29 CANADA Applus Services SA 0.08 SPAIN Aerospace CH UAV (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Ali <0.005 TAIWAN Aprogen Pharmaceuticals <0.005 KOREA Aerospace Hi-Tech (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Aliansce Sonae Shopping Centers 0.04 BRAZIL Arabian Cement 0.01 SAUDI ARABIA AES Tiete Energia SA UNIT 0.02 BRAZIL Alimtiaz Investment Co KSCC 0.01 KUWAIT Arabtec Holding PJSC 0.02 UAE AF Poyry 0.09 SWEDEN Alior Bank SA 0.04 POLAND Arakawa Chemical Industries 0.01 JAPAN AFI Properties 0.02 ISRAEL A-Living Services (H) 0.03 CHINA Arata 0.02 JAPAN AfreecaTV 0.02 KOREA ALK-Abello A/S 0.06 DENMARK ARB Corporation 0.04 AUSTRALIA Agabang&Company <0.005 KOREA Allahabad Bank <0.005 INDIA Arbonia AG 0.02 SWITZERLAND AGFA-Gevaert 0.03 BELGIUM Allied Electronics Corp A 0.02 SOUTH AFRICA Arc Land Sakamot 0.01 JAPAN Aggreko 0.11 UNITED Allied Properties REIT 0.21 CANADA Arc Resources 0.07 CANADA KINGDOM Allot Ltd 0.01 ISRAEL Arcadis 0.06 NETHERLANDS Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 16 19 Nov ember 2019 Index Index Index Constituent weight Country Constituent weight Country Constituent weight Country (%) (%) (%) Arcadyan Technology 0.02 TAIWAN Bakkavor Group 0.01 UNITED Beijing Sports and Entertainment Industry <0.005 HONG KONG Arcland Service Holdings 0.01 JAPAN KINGDOM Group Arcs 0.03 JAPAN Balfour Beatty 0.08 UNITED Beijing Strong Biotechnologies (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Ardentec 0.02 TAIWAN KINGDOM Beijing Supermap Software (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Arena REIT No 1 0.03 AUSTRALIA Balkrishna Industries 0.02 INDIA Beijing Thunisoft (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Arezzo Industria e Comercio SA 0.02 BRAZIL Balrampur Chini Mills 0.01 INDIA Beijing Tong Ren Tang Chinese Medicine 0.02 HONG KONG Argo Graphics 0.02 JAPAN Banca Farmafactoring 0.03 ITALY Co Ltd Argosy Property 0.03 NEW ZEALAND Banca Generali 0.08 ITALY Beijing UniStrong Science & Technology (A) <0.005 CHINA (SC SZ) Arjo B 0.04 SWEDEN Banca Ifis 0.02 ITALY Beijing Urban Construction Design & <0.005 CHINA Arriyadh Development Comp 0.01 SAUDI ARABIA Banca Monte Paschi Siena 0.02 ITALY Development Group (H) ARTERIA Networks 0.01 JAPAN Banca Popolare Sondrio 0.04 ITALY Beijing VRV Software (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA ArtGo Holdings (P Chip) 0.03 CHINA Banco Comercial Portugues 0.07 PORTUGAL Banco Davivienda SA PN 0.05 COLOMBIA Beijing Water Business Doctor (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Artis Real Estate Investment Trust 0.05 CANADA Beijing WKW Automotive Parts (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Artnature 0.01 JAPAN Banco Inter S.A. 0.04 BRAZIL Bekaert 0.04 BELGIUM Aruhi 0.03 JAPAN Bando Chem Inds 0.01 JAPAN Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate <0.005 INDONESIA Arvind <0.005 INDIA Bang & Olufsen B 0.01 DENMARK Belc 0.02 JAPAN Aryzta 0.03 SWITZERLAND Bangkok Airways 0.01 THAILAND Belimo Holding N 0.11 SWITZERLAND As One 0.04 JAPAN Bangkok Chain Hospital 0.02 THAILAND Bell Holding 0.02 SWITZERLAND Asahi Co. Ltd. 0.01 JAPAN Bangkok Land 0.03 THAILAND Bellamy's Australia 0.03 AUSTRALIA Asahi Diamond 0.01 JAPAN Bank Alfalah 0.02 PAKISTAN Bellsystem24 Holdings 0.02 JAPAN Asahi Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Bank Handlowy 0.02 POLAND Belluna 0.01 JAPAN Asahi Organic Chemical Industry 0.01 JAPAN Bank Millennium 0.04 POLAND Beneteau 0.02 FRANCE Asaleo Care 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bank of ChongQing (H) 0.02 CHINA Bentham IMF 0.02 AUSTRALIA Ascendas Hospitality Trust 0.03 SINGAPORE Bank of Georgia Group 0.03 UNITED KINGDOM Bera Holding AS 0.01 TURKEY Ascendas India Trust 0.04 SINGAPORE Bank of Iwate 0.02 JAPAN Berjaya Corp 0.01 MALAYSIA Ascendis Health Ltd <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Bank of Kaohsiung 0.01 TAIWAN Berjaya Sports Toto 0.02 MALAYSIA Ascential 0.08 UNITED Bermaz Auto 0.02 MALAYSIA KINGDOM Bank of Nagoya 0.02 JAPAN Bank of Okinawa 0.03 JAPAN Berner Kb N 0.04 SWITZERLAND Ascletis Pharma (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA Berry Genomics (A) (SC SZ) <0.005 CHINA Ascom I 0.02 SWITZERLAND Bank of Ryukyus 0.02 JAPAN Bertrandt 0.01 GERMANY Ascott Residence Trust 0.05 SINGAPORE Bank of Saga 0.01 JAPAN BES Engineering Corp 0.01 TAIWAN Aseer <0.005 SAUDI ARABIA Bank Pan Indonesia 0.02 INDONESIA Besalco SA 0.01 CHILE Asia Cement China Holdings 0.02 HONG KONG Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat 0.01 INDONESIA dan Banten Tbk PT BEST ADS (N Shares) 0.04 CHINA Asia Optical 0.02 TAIWAN Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) 0.02 INDONESIA Bestsun Energy (A) (SC SH) <0.005 CHINA Asia Pacific Telecom 0.02 TAIWAN Bank Tabungan Pensiunan
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