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FTSE Russell Publications 20 May 2018 FTSE Global All Cap ex US Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 March 2018 Index Index Index Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country weight (%) weight (%) weight (%) 1&1 Drillisch 0.01 GERMANY Admiral Group 0.02 UNITED Air Water 0.01 JAPAN 21Vianet Group (ADS) (N Shares) <0.005 CHINA KINGDOM AirAsia 0.01 MALAYSIA 361 Degrees International (P Chip) <0.005 CHINA ADNOC Distribution PJSC <0.005 UAE AirAsia X <0.005 MALAYSIA 3i Group 0.05 UNITED ADO Properties SA 0.01 GERMANY Airbus 0.25 FRANCE KINGDOM Advan <0.005 JAPAN Airport City Ltd <0.005 ISRAEL 3SBio (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA Advanced Ceramic X <0.005 TAIWAN Airport Facilities <0.005 JAPAN 51job ADR (N Shares) 0.01 CHINA Advanced Info Serv 0.03 THAILAND Airports of Thailand 0.04 THAILAND 58.com ADS (N Shares) 0.02 CHINA Advanced International Multitech <0.005 TAIWAN Airtac International Group 0.01 TAIWAN 77 Bank 0.01 JAPAN Advanced Process Systems <0.005 KOREA Aisan Industry <0.005 JAPAN 888 Holdings <0.005 UNITED Advanced Semiconductor Engineering 0.04 TAIWAN Aisin Seiki Co 0.04 JAPAN KINGDOM Advanced Wireless Semiconductor <0.005 TAIWAN Aixtron 0.01 GERMANY A P Moller - Maersk A 0.03 DENMARK Advantage Oil & Gas <0.005 CANADA Ajanta Pharma <0.005 INDIA A P Moller - Maersk B 0.04 DENMARK Advantech 0.01 TAIWAN Ajinomoto Co 0.04 JAPAN A.G.V. Products <0.005 TAIWAN Advantest Corp 0.01 JAPAN Ajisen China Holdings (P Chip) <0.005 CHINA a2 Milk 0.03 NEW ZEALAND Advtech <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA AK Holdings <0.005 KOREA A2A 0.01 ITALY AECI <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Akastor ASA <0.005 NORWAY AA <0.005 UNITED Aecon Group <0.005 CANADA Akatsuki <0.005 JAPAN KINGDOM Aedifica 0.01 BELGIUM Akbank 0.02 TURKEY AAC Technologies Holdings 0.05 HONG KONG Aegean Airlines SA <0.005 GREECE Akcansa Cimento <0.005 TURKEY AAK 0.01 SWEDEN Aegon NV 0.05 NETHERLANDS Akebono Brake Industry <0.005 JAPAN Aalberts Industries 0.02 NETHERLANDS Aena SME SA 0.05 SPAIN Akenerji Elektrik Uretim <0.005 TURKEY Aareal Bank AG 0.01 GERMANY Aeon 0.05 JAPAN Aker 0.01 NORWAY Abacus Property Group <0.005 AUSTRALIA AEON DELIGHT <0.005 JAPAN Aker BP ASA 0.01 NORWAY ABB 0.18 SWITZERLAND Aeon Fantasy <0.005 JAPAN Aker Solutions ASA <0.005 NORWAY ABB India <0.005 INDIA AEON Financial Service 0.01 JAPAN Akita Bank <0.005 JAPAN ABC-Mart 0.01 JAPAN Aeon Mall 0.01 JAPAN AKR Corporindo Tbk PT <0.005 INDONESIA Abertis Infraestructuras 0.06 SPAIN Aeroflot 0.01 RUSSIA Aksa Akrilik Ve Kimya Sanayii <0.005 TURKEY Ability Enterprise <0.005 TAIWAN Aeroports de Paris 0.02 FRANCE Aksa Enerji Uretim AS <0.005 TURKEY Able C&C <0.005 KOREA AES Gener S.A. <0.005 CHILE Aksigorta <0.005 TURKEY Ablynx 0.01 BELGIUM AES Tiete Energia SA UNIT <0.005 BRAZIL Akzo Nobel 0.1 NETHERLANDS ABN AMRO Group NV 0.05 NETHERLANDS AF AB 0.01 SWEDEN Al Meera Consumer Goods Co. <0.005 QATAR Aboitiz Equity Ventures 0.01 PHILIPPINES Africa Israel Properties <0.005 ISRAEL Alacer Gold <0.005 CANADA Aboitiz Power <0.005 PHILIPPINES African Rainbow Minerals Ltd <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Alam Sutera Realty <0.005 INDONESIA Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank 0.01 UAE Afterpay Touch Group <0.005 AUSTRALIA Alamos Gold 0.01 CANADA Acacia Mining <0.005 UNITED Afyon Cimento <0.005 TURKEY Alarko Hldgs <0.005 TURKEY KINGDOM Agabang&Company <0.005 KOREA Alba (Corp. Fin) <0.005 SPAIN AcBel Polytech <0.005 TAIWAN Ageas 0.04 BELGIUM Albaraka Turk Katilim Bankasi AS <0.005 TURKEY ACC <0.005 INDIA AGFA-Gevaert <0.005 BELGIUM Albioma <0.005 FRANCE Accell Group <0.005 NETHERLANDS Aggreko 0.01 UNITED Alconix <0.005 JAPAN Accent Group <0.005 AUSTRALIA KINGDOM Ald SA 0.01 FRANCE Acciona S.A. 0.01 SPAIN Agile Group Holdings (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA Aldar Properties PJSC 0.01 UAE Accor 0.04 FRANCE AGL Energy 0.04 AUSTRALIA Alembic Pharmaceuticals <0.005 INDIA Accordia Golf Trust <0.005 SINGAPORE Agnico Eagle Mines 0.04 CANADA Alexander Forbes Equity Holdings <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Accton Technology 0.01 TAIWAN Agrana Beteiligungs AG <0.005 AUSTRIA Proprietary Ace Hardware Indonesia <0.005 INDONESIA Agricultural Bank of China (H) 0.06 CHINA Alfa Financial Software Holdings <0.005 UNITED Acea <0.005 ITALY Aguas Andinas S.A. A 0.01 CHILE KINGDOM Acer 0.01 TAIWAN Agung Podomoro Land Tbk PT <0.005 INDONESIA Alfa Laval 0.03 SWEDEN Acerinox 0.01 SPAIN Ahlsell 0.01 SWEDEN Alfa SAB de CV 0.02 MEXICO Achilles <0.005 JAPAN Ahnlab <0.005 KOREA Alfresa Holdings 0.02 JAPAN Ackermans & Van Haaren 0.02 BELGIUM Ahold Delhaize 0.12 NETHERLANDS Algonquin Power & Utilities Co 0.02 CANADA Acom 0.01 JAPAN Ai Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Ali <0.005 TAIWAN ACS Actividades Cons y Serv 0.04 SPAIN AIA Engineering <0.005 INDIA Aliansce Shopping Centers SA <0.005 BRAZIL Adana Cimento(A) <0.005 TURKEY AIA Group Ltd. 0.41 HONG KONG Alibaba Group Holding ADS (N Shares) 0.6 CHINA Adani Enterprises <0.005 INDIA AIB Group 0.02 IRELAND Alibaba Health Information Technology (P 0.01 CHINA Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone 0.02 INDIA Aica Kogyo 0.01 JAPAN Chip) Adani Power <0.005 INDIA Aichi Bank Ltd <0.005 JAPAN Alibaba Pictures Group (P Chip) 0.01 CHINA Adani Transmissions <0.005 INDIA Aichi Corp <0.005 JAPAN Alimentation Couche-Tard B 0.08 CANADA Adaro Energy PT 0.01 INDONESIA Aichi Steel <0.005 JAPAN Alior Bank SA 0.01 POLAND Adastria Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Aida Engineering <0.005 JAPAN ALK-Abello A/S <0.005 DENMARK A-Data Technology <0.005 TAIWAN Aiful <0.005 JAPAN Alkem Laboratories <0.005 INDIA Adcock Ingram Holdings <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Ain Pharmaciez 0.01 JAPAN Allahabad Bank <0.005 INDIA Adecco Group AG 0.05 SWITZERLAND Ainsworth Game Technology Ltd <0.005 AUSTRALIA Alliance Bank Malaysia <0.005 MALAYSIA Adeka 0.01 JAPAN Aiphone <0.005 JAPAN Alliance Global <0.005 PHILIPPINES Adelaide Brighton 0.01 AUSTRALIA Air Arabia <0.005 UAE Allianz SE 0.4 GERMANY Adhi Karya Persero <0.005 INDONESIA Air Canada Cl B 0.01 CANADA Allied Minds <0.005 UNITED Adidas 0.19 GERMANY Air China (H) 0.01 CHINA KINGDOM Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail <0.005 INDIA Air France-KLM 0.01 FRANCE Allied Properties REIT 0.01 CANADA Adlink Technology <0.005 TAIWAN Air Liquide 0.21 FRANCE Allot Communications Ltd <0.005 ISRAEL Administradora Fibra Danhos S.A. de C.V. <0.005 MEXICO Air New Zealand <0.005 NEW ZEALAND Allreal Hld N 0.01 SWITZERLAND Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 24 20 May 2018 Index Index Index Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country weight (%) weight (%) weight (%) Alm Brand <0.005 DENMARK Apollo Tyres <0.005 INDIA Atlas Copco A 0.11 SWEDEN Almacenes Exito <0.005 COLOMBIA Appen <0.005 AUSTRALIA Atlas Copco B 0.06 SWEDEN Alony Hetz Properties & Inv <0.005 ISRAEL Applus Services SA 0.01 SPAIN Atom <0.005 JAPAN Alpargatas SA PN <0.005 BRAZIL Aprogen Pharmaceuticals <0.005 KOREA Atos SE 0.05 FRANCE Alpek S.A.B. <0.005 MEXICO Arabtec Holding PJSC <0.005 UAE Atresmedia <0.005 SPAIN Alpen <0.005 JAPAN Arakawa Chemical Industries <0.005 JAPAN Atrium Ljungberg AB Series B <0.005 SWEDEN Alpha Bank 0.01 GREECE Arata <0.005 JAPAN ATS Automation Tooling <0.005 CANADA Alpha Networks <0.005 TAIWAN ARB Corporation <0.005 AUSTRALIA Atsugi Co <0.005 JAPAN Alpha Systems <0.005 JAPAN Arbonia AG <0.005 SWITZERLAND Attacq Limited <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Alpine Electronics <0.005 JAPAN Arc Land Sakamot <0.005 JAPAN Attendo <0.005 SWEDEN Alpiq Holding AG <0.005 SWITZERLAND Arc Resources 0.02 CANADA AU Optronics 0.02 TAIWAN Alps Electric 0.02 JAPAN Arca Continental SAB de CV 0.01 MEXICO AU Small Finance Bank <0.005 INDIA ALROSA ao 0.02 RUSSIA Arcadis 0.01 NETHERLANDS Auckland International Airport 0.02 NEW ZEALAND ALS 0.01 AUSTRALIA Arcelik <0.005 TURKEY AudioCodes Ltd <0.005 ISRAEL Alsea S.A.B. de C.V. 0.01 MEXICO Arcelor Mittal 0.08 NETHERLANDS Aurizon Holdings 0.03 AUSTRALIA ALSO Holding AG <0.005 SWITZERLAND ArcelorMittal South Africa Ltd <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Aurobindo Pharmaceuticals 0.01 INDIA Alstom 0.03 FRANCE Arcland Service Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Aurora Cannabis Inc 0.01 CANADA Alstria Office 0.01 GERMANY Arcs <0.005 JAPAN Aurubis AG 0.01 GERMANY AltaGas. 0.01 CANADA Ardent Leisure <0.005 AUSTRALIA Ausdrill <0.005 AUSTRALIA Altek Corp <0.005 TAIWAN Ardentec <0.005 TAIWAN Ausnet Services 0.01 AUSTRALIA Alten 0.01 FRANCE Arena REIT <0.005 AUSTRALIA Austevoll Seafood ASA <0.005 NORWAY Altice NV A 0.02 NETHERLANDS Arezzo Industria e Comercio SA <0.005 BRAZIL Australia & New Zealand Banking Group 0.24 AUSTRALIA Altice NV B <0.005 NETHERLANDS Argosy Property <0.005 NEW ZEALAND Australian Agricultural <0.005 AUSTRALIA Altium 0.01 AUSTRALIA Ariake Japan 0.01 JAPAN Australian Pharmaceutical Industries <0.005 AUSTRALIA Altran Techn. 0.01 FRANCE Aristocrat Leisure 0.05 AUSTRALIA Auto Trader Group 0.02 UNITED Altri SGPS <0.005 PORTUGAL Arjo B <0.005 SWEDEN KINGDOM Alumina 0.02 AUSTRALIA Arkema 0.04 FRANCE Autobacs <0.005 JAPAN Aluminum Corp of China (H) 0.01 CHINA Arrowhead Properties <0.005 SOUTH AFRICA Autogrill 0.01 ITALY Alupar Investimento S.A.
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