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STOXX Australia 150 Last Updated: 02.06.2014 STOXX Australia 150 Last Updated: 02.06.2014 Rank Rank (PREVIOUS ISIN Sedol RIC Int.Key Company Name Country Currency Component FF Mcap (BEUR) (FINAL) ) AU000000CBA7 6215035 CBA.AX 621503 Commonwealth Bank of Australia AU AUD Y 89.5 1 AU000000BHP4 6144690 BHP.AX 614469 BHP Billiton Ltd. AU AUD Y 81.0 2 AU000000WBC1 6076146 WBC.AX 607614 Westpac Banking Corp. AU AUD Y 72.3 3 AU000000ANZ3 6065586 ANZ.AX 606558 Australia & New Zealand Bankin AU AUD Y 62.7 4 AU000000NAB4 6624608 NAB.AX 662460 National Australia Bank Ltd. AU AUD Y 53.5 5 AU000000TLS2 6087289 TLS.AX 608545 Telstra Corp. Ltd. AU AUD Y 45.3 6 AU000000WES1 6948836 WES.AX 694883 Wesfarmers Ltd. AU AUD Y 33.8 7 AU000000WOW2 6981239 WOW.AX 698123 Woolworths Ltd. AU AUD Y 32.1 8 AU000000CSL8 6185495 CSL.AX 618549 CSL Ltd. AU AUD Y 23.5 9 AU000000WPL2 6979728 WPL.AX 697972 Woodside Petroleum Ltd. AU AUD Y 18.1 10 AU000000RIO1 6220103 RIO.AX 622010 Rio Tinto Ltd. AU AUD Y 17.6 11 AU000000WDC7 B01BTX7 WDC.AX 605414 Westfield Group AU AUD Y 14.2 12 AU000000SUN6 6585084 SUN.AX 658508 SUNCORP GROUP LTD. AU AUD Y 11.7 13 AU000000MQG1 B28YTC2 MQG.AX 655135 Macquarie Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 11.7 14 AU000000ORG5 6214861 ORG.AX 611220 Origin Energy Ltd. AU AUD Y 11.3 15 AU000000AMP6 6709958 AMP.AX 611571 AMP Ltd. AU AUD Y 10.6 16 AU000000BXB1 B1FJ0C0 BXB.AX 612000 Brambles Ltd. AU AUD Y 10.2 17 AU000000QBE9 6715740 QBE.AX 671574 QBE Insurance Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.7 18 AU000000STO6 6776703 STO.AX 677670 Santos Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.6 19 AU000000IAG3 6271026 IAG.AX 627102 Insurance Australia Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.5 20 AU000000TCL6 6200882 TCL.AX 689933 Transurban Group AU AUD Y 9.2 21 AU000000AMC4 6066608 AMC.AX 606660 Amcor Ltd. AU AUD Y 8.7 22 PG0008579883 6657604 OSH.AX 665760 Oil Search Ltd. AU AUD Y 7.4 23 AU000000AZJ1 B87CVM3 AZJ.AX AU10BG AURIZON HOLDINGS AU AUD Y 7.2 24 AU000000SYD9 B70DWB2 SYD.AX 654362 SYDNEY AIRPORT AU AUD Y 6.6 25 AU000000WRT1 B624885 WRT.AX AU01Z4 WESTFIELD RETAIL TRUST AU AUD Y 6.5 26 AU000000SGP0 6850856 SGP.AX 685085 Stockland AU AUD Y 6.1 27 AU000000GMG2 B03FYZ4 GMG.AX 690433 Goodman Group AU AUD Y 5.9 28 AU000000AGK9 B0ZNPN1 AGK.AX 606496 AGL Energy Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.9 29 AU000000LLC3 6512004 LLC.AX 651200 Lend Lease Group AU AUD Y 5.3 30 AU000000NCM7 6637101 NCM.AX 663710 Newcrest Mining Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.1 31 AU000000ORI1 6458001 ORI.AX 645800 Orica Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.9 32 AU000000FMG4 6086253 FMG.AX 608625 Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.9 33 AU000000SHL7 6821120 SHL.AX 682112 Sonic Healthcare Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.8 34 AU000000ASX7 6129222 ASX.AX 612922 ASX Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.7 35 AU000000DXS1 B033YN6 DXS.AX 662615 Dexus Property Group AU AUD Y 4.5 36 AU000000MGR9 6161978 MGR.AX 616197 Mirvac Group AU AUD Y 4.5 37 AU000000CPU5 6180412 CPU.AX 618041 Computershare Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.4 38 AU000000RHC8 6041995 RHC.AX 604199 Ramsay Health Care Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.1 39 AU000000CWN6 B29LCJ0 CWN.AX PA061 Crown Resorts Ltd AU AUD Y 4.0 40 AU000000GPT8 6365866 GPT.AX 636586 GPT Group AU AUD Y 4.0 41 AU000000APA1 6247306 APA.AX 624730 AUSTRALIAN PIPELINE AU AUD Y 4.0 42 AU000000SEK6 B0767Y3 SEK.AX B0767Y SEEK Ltd. AU AUD Y 3.9 43 AU000000AIO7 B1YC5L4 AIO.AX PA017 ASCIANO AU AUD Y 3.7 44 AU000000CCL2 6123451 CCL.AX 620701 Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. AU AUD Y 3.5 45 AU000000BEN6 6091280 BEN.AX 609128 Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd. AU AUD Y 3.3 46 AU000000IPL1 6673042 IPL.AX 667304 Incitec Pivot Ltd. AU AUD Y 3.1 47 AU000000CFX0 6361370 CFX.AX 636137 CFS Retail Property Trust AU AUD Y 3.1 48 AU000000TTS5 B0CRCP7 TTS.AX B0CRCP Tatts Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.9 49 AU000000BOQ8 6076243 BOQ.AX 607624 Bank of Queensland Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.9 50 AU000000BLD2 6218670 BLD.AX 621481 Boral Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.8 51 AU000000CGF5 6726300 CGF.AX 672630 CHALLENGER AU AUD Y 2.6 52 AU000000TOL1 6693749 TOL.AX 669374 Toll Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.5 53 AU000000ILU1 6957575 ILU.AX 695757 Iluka Resources Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.5 54 AU000000FDC2 B9510B1 FDC.AX AU10CH Federation Centres AU AUD Y 2.5 55 AU000000ALQ6 B86SZR5 ALQ.AX 616172 ALS Limited AU AUD Y 2.4 56 AU000000AWC3 6954985 AWC.AX 695498 Alumina Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.4 57 AU000000WOR2 6562474 WOR.AX 656247 WorleyParsons Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.4 58 AU000000COH5 6211798 COH.AX 621179 Cochlear Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.3 59 AU000000TWE9 B61JC67 TWE.AX AU10AF TREASURY WINE ESTATES AU AUD Y 2.3 60 AU000000BSL0 6533232 BSL.AX 653323 BlueScope Steel Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.2 61 AU000000SPN6 B0RF609 SPN.AX PA040 SP AUSNET AU AUD Y 2.2 62 AU000000DUE7 B01WT63 DUE.AX AU10JO DUET GRP AU AUD Y 2.1 63 AU000000QAN2 6710347 QAN.AX 671034 Qantas Airways Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.1 64 AU000000CTX1 6161503 CTX.AX 616150 Caltex Australia Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.1 65 AU000000ANN9 6286611 ANN.AX 628661 Ansell Ltd. AU AUD Y 2.0 66 AU000000FLT9 6352147 FLT.AX 635214 FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GROUP AU AUD Y 1.9 67 AU000000LEI5 6511227 LEI.AX 651122 Leighton Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.9 68 AU000000ALL7 6253983 ALL.AX 605156 Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.9 69 AU000000TAH8 6873262 TAH.AX 687326 TABCorp Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.8 70 AU000000MTS0 B0744W4 MTS.AX 624439 Metcash Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.7 71 AU000000CRZ0 B41C3S1 CRZ.AX AU0048 CARSALES.COM AU AUD Y 1.7 72 AU000000REA9 6198578 REA.AX AU0037 REA GROUP AU AUD Y 1.6 73 AU000000DOW2 6465573 DOW.AX 646557 Downer EDI Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.6 74 AU000000PRY5 6117766 PRY.AX 611776 Primary Health Care Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.5 75 AU000000EGP0 B3SVQF2 EGP.AX AU10GL ECHO ENTERTAINMENT GROUP AU AUD Y 1.5 76 AU000000PPT9 6682394 PPT.AX 668239 Perpetual Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.5 77 AU000000NVT2 B0498J7 NVT.AX B0498J NAVITAS AU AUD Y 1.5 78 Page 1 AU000000DJS0 6256465 DJS.AX 625646 David Jones Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.5 79 AU000000DLX6 B3VL4P5 DLX.AX AU00X1 DULUXGROUP AU AUD Y 1.4 80 AU000000BPT9 6088204 BPT.AX 608820 BEACH ENERGY AU AUD Y 1.4 81 AU000000IOF6 6205694 IOF.AX 620569 INVESTA OFFICE FUND AU AUD Y 1.4 82 AU000000SOL3 6821807 SOL.AX 682180 Washington H. Soul Pattinson L AU AUD Y 1.4 83 AU000000SKI7 B0T9JZ5 SKI.AX AU2039 SPARK INFRASTRUCTURE GRP AU AUD Y 1.4 84 AU000000FXJ5 6467074 FXJ.AX 646707 Fairfax Media Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.3 85 AU000000HVN7 6173508 HVN.AX 617350 Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.2 86 AU000000JBH7 6702623 JBH.AX 670262 JB Hi-Fi Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.2 87 AU000000TPI4 B0736T2 TPI.AX AU0059 TRANSPACIFIC INDS.GP. AU AUD Y 1.2 88 AU000000IFL2 6714394 IFL.AX 671439 IOOF Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.2 89 AU000000TPM6 6351876 TPM.AX AU0026 TPG TELECOM AU AUD Y 1.2 90 AU000000CSR5 6238645 CSR.AX 623864 CSR Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.2 91 AU000000ORA8 BH4TCW7 ORA.AX AU30SZ Orora Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.1 92 AU000000REH4 6728801 REH.AX 672880 REECE AUSTRALIA AU AUD Y 1.1 93 AU000000MND5 6600471 MND.AX 660047 MONADELPHOUS GROUP AU AUD Y 1.1 94 AU000000SGM7 B0LCW75 SGM.AX 681071 Sims Metal Management Ltd. AU AUD Y 1.1 95 AU000000MIN4 B17ZL56 MIN.AX B17ZL5 MINERAL RESOURCES AU AUD Y 1.1 96 AU000000GNC9 6102331 GNC.AX 610233 GRAINCORP AU AUD Y 1.1 97 AU000000QUB5 B1L4BC6 QUB.AX AU10MR Qube Holdings Ltd AU AUD Y 1.1 98 AU000000ALZ7 6003467 ALZ.AX 600346 AUSTRALAND PR.GP. AU AUD Y 1.0 99 AU000000DMP0 B07SFG7 DMP.AX AU01X2 DOMINO'S PIZZA ENTS. AU AUD Y 1.0 100 AU000000ABC7 6006886 ABC.AX 600688 ADELAIDE BRIGHTON AU AUD Y 1.0 101 AU000000MFG4 B015YX4 MFG.AX AU3018 MAGELLAN FINANCIAL GROUP AU AUD Y 1.0 102 AU000000PTM6 B1XK7G8 PTM.AX PA018 PLATINUM ASSET MAN. AU AUD Y 1.0 103 AU000000NHF0 B28ZM60 NHF.AX PA053 NIB HOLDINGS AU AUD Y 0.9 104 AU000000CQR9 6225595 CQR.AX 622559 CHARTER HALL RETAIL REIT AU AUD Y 0.9 105 AU000000OZL8 6397825 OZL.AX 639782 OZ Minerals Ltd. AU AUD Y 0.9 106 AU000000MQA4 B5W7K25 MQA.AX PA095 MACQUARIE ATLAS ROADS AU AUD Y 0.9 107 AU000000GEM7 B296314 GEM.AX AU404C G8 EDUCATION AU AUD Y 0.9 108 AU000000SUL0 B01C7R0 SUL.AX B01C7R SUPER RETAIL GROUP LIMITED AU AUD Y 0.9 109 AU000000CMW8 6225476 CMW.AX 622547 CROMWELL GROUP AU AUD Y 0.9 110 AU000000MYR2 B50YPZ6 MYR.AX PA093 Myer Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 0.9 111 AU000000SWM4 6949431 SWM.AX 694943 SEVEN WEST MEDIA LTD AU AUD Y 0.8 112 AU000000BWP3 6127453 BWP.AX 612745 BUNNINGS WHSE.PR.TST. AU AUD Y 0.8 113 AU000000ENV4 6037079 ENV.AX 603707 ENVESTRA AU AUD Y 0.8 114 AU000000AHD2 6024208 AHD.AX 602420 AMALGAMATED HOLDINGS AU AUD Y 0.8 115 AU000000GFF8 B0T0H76 GFF.AX B0T0H7 Goodman Fielder Ltd.
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