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2 FTSE Russell Publications FTSE Developed Asia Pacific ex 19 August 2021 Japan ex Controversies ex CW Index Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 June 2021 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) a2 Milk 0.1 NEW CJ Cheiljedang 0.1 KOREA GPT Group 0.22 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND CJ CheilJedang Pfd. 0.01 KOREA Green Cross 0.05 KOREA AAC Technologies Holdings 0.16 HONG KONG CJ Corp 0.04 KOREA GS Engineering & Construction 0.07 KOREA ADBRI 0.04 AUSTRALIA CJ ENM 0.05 KOREA GS Holdings 0.06 KOREA Afterpay Touch Group 0.61 AUSTRALIA CJ Logistics 0.04 KOREA GS Retail 0.04 KOREA AGL Energy 0.12 AUSTRALIA CK Asset Holdings 0.5 HONG KONG Guotai Junan International Holdings 0.01 HONG KONG AIA Group Ltd. 4.6 HONG KONG CK Hutchison Holdings 0.64 HONG KONG Haitong International Securities Group 0.02 HONG KONG Air New Zealand 0.02 NEW CK Infrastructure Holdings 0.11 HONG KONG Hana Financial Group 0.36 KOREA ZEALAND Cleanaway Waste Management 0.08 AUSTRALIA Hang Lung Group 0.07 HONG KONG ALS 0.14 AUSTRALIA CLP Holdings 0.5 HONG KONG Hang Lung Properties 0.15 HONG KONG Alteogen 0.06 KOREA Cochlear 0.37 AUSTRALIA Hang Seng Bank 0.44 HONG KONG Altium 0.09 AUSTRALIA Coles Group 0.5 AUSTRALIA Hanjin KAL 0.04 KOREA Alumina 0.1 AUSTRALIA ComfortDelGro 0.08 SINGAPORE Hankook Technology Group 0.1 KOREA Amcor CDI 0.54 AUSTRALIA Commonwealth Bank of Australia 4.07 AUSTRALIA Hanmi Pharmaceutical 0.06 KOREA AmoreG 0.05 KOREA Computershare 0.21 AUSTRALIA Hanmi Science 0.03 KOREA Amorepacific Corp 0.21 KOREA Contact Energy 0.14 NEW Hanon Systems 0.07 KOREA Amorepacific Pfd. 0.03 KOREA ZEALAND Hanssem 0.03 KOREA AMP 0.09 AUSTRALIA Coway 0.12 KOREA Hanwha Aerospace 0.04 KOREA Ampol 0.15 AUSTRALIA Crown Resorts 0.1 AUSTRALIA Hanwha Chemical 0.12 KOREA Ansell 0.13 AUSTRALIA CSL 2.98 AUSTRALIA Hanwha Life Insurance 0.03 KOREA APA Group 0.24 AUSTRALIA CSR 0.06 AUSTRALIA Harvey Norman Holdings 0.07 AUSTRALIA Appen 0.03 AUSTRALIA Daewoo Engineering & Construction 0.04 KOREA HDC Hyundai Development 0.04 KOREA Aristocrat Leisure 0.63 AUSTRALIA Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine 0.05 KOREA Helixmith 0.03 KOREA Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust 0.22 SINGAPORE Engineering Henderson Land Dev 0.19 HONG KONG Ascott Residence Trust 0.04 SINGAPORE Dah Sing 0.01 HONG KONG Hite Jinro 0.03 KOREA ASM Pacific Technology 0.13 HONG KONG Dah Sing Banking Group 0.01 HONG KONG HLB 0.08 KOREA ASX 0.35 AUSTRALIA Dairy Farm International Holdings 0.04 HONG KONG Hong Kong & China Gas 0.52 HONG KONG Atlas Arteria 0.14 AUSTRALIA DB Insurance 0.07 KOREA Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing 2.31 HONG KONG Auckland International Airport 0.18 NEW DBS Group Holdings 1.22 SINGAPORE Hongkong Land Holdings 0.17 HONG KONG ZEALAND Deterra Royalties 0.04 AUSTRALIA Hotel Shilla 0.08 KOREA Aurizon Holdings 0.15 AUSTRALIA Dexus Property Group 0.26 AUSTRALIA Huabao International Holdings 0.06 HONG KONG Ausnet Services 0.07 AUSTRALIA DGB Financial Group 0.04 KOREA Hutchison Port Holdings Trust 0.03 SINGAPORE Australia & New Zealand Banking Group 1.84 AUSTRALIA DL 0.04 KOREA Hutchison Telecommunications Hong 0.01 HONG KONG Bank of East Asia 0.07 HONG KONG DL E&C 0.06 KOREA Kong Ltd Bank of Queensland Ltd. 0.13 AUSTRALIA Domain Holdings Australia 0.03 AUSTRALIA HYBE 0.13 KOREA Beach Energy 0.05 AUSTRALIA Domino's Pizza Enterprises 0.17 AUSTRALIA Hysan Development 0.07 HONG KONG Bendigo and Adelaide Bank 0.13 AUSTRALIA Dongsuh Co Inc 0.03 KOREA Hyundai Department Store 0.03 KOREA BGF Retail 0.03 KOREA Doosan Bobcat 0.03 KOREA Hyundai Engineering & Construction 0.11 KOREA Bluescope Steel 0.25 AUSTRALIA Doosan Heavy Industries and 0.15 KOREA Hyundai Glovis 0.1 KOREA BNK Financial Group 0.06 KOREA Construction Hyundai Heavy Industries 0.1 KOREA BOC Aviation 0.05 HONG KONG Doosan Infracore 0.05 KOREA Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance 0.04 KOREA BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) 0.37 HONG KONG Downer Group 0.09 AUSTRALIA Hyundai Merchant Marine 0.33 KOREA Boral 0.2 AUSTRALIA E-Mart 0.08 KOREA Hyundai Mipo Dockyard 0.05 KOREA Brambles 0.38 AUSTRALIA Endeavour Group 0.18 AUSTRALIA Hyundai Mobis 0.5 KOREA Budweiser Brewing Company APAC 0.16 HONG KONG ESR Cayman 0.19 HONG KONG Hyundai Motor 0.9 KOREA Cafe De Coral Holdings 0.02 HONG KONG Evolution Mining 0.17 AUSTRALIA Hyundai Motor 2nd Pfd. 0.11 KOREA Capitaland 0.22 SINGAPORE FIH Mobile 0.01 HONG KONG Hyundai Motor Pfd. 0.07 KOREA CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust 0.21 SINGAPORE Fila Korea 0.08 KOREA Hyundai Steel 0.11 KOREA carsales.com.au Ltd 0.1 AUSTRALIA First Pacific 0.02 HONG KONG Hyundai Wia 0.04 KOREA Cathay Pacific Airways 0.03 HONG KONG Fisher & Paykel Healthcare 0.38 NEW IDP Education 0.08 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND Celltrion Healthcare 0.22 KOREA IGO 0.11 AUSTRALIA Fletcher Building 0.13 NEW Celltrion Inc 0.75 KOREA Iluka Resources 0.09 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND Celltrion Pharm 0.08 KOREA Incitec Pivot Ltd 0.11 AUSTRALIA Flight Centre Travel Group 0.05 AUSTRALIA Challenger 0.08 AUSTRALIA Industrial Bank of Korea 0.07 KOREA Fortescue Metals Group 0.85 AUSTRALIA Champion REIT 0.03 HONG KONG Infratil 0.08 NEW FOXCONN INTERCONNECT 0.01 HONG KONG Charter Hall Group 0.17 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND TECHNOLOGY Cheil Worldwide 0.05 KOREA Insurance Australia Group 0.29 AUSTRALIA Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust 0.09 SINGAPORE China Travel International Investment 0.01 HONG KONG IOOF Holdings 0.06 AUSTRALIA Galaxy Entertainment Group 0.53 HONG KONG Hong Kong James Hardie Industries Plc 0.46 AUSTRALIA Genting Singapore 0.11 SINGAPORE Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group 0.12 HONG KONG Jardine Cycle & Carriage 0.05 SINGAPORE Golden Agri-Resources 0.03 SINGAPORE CIMIC Group 0.04 AUSTRALIA Jardine Matheson Holdings 0.4 HONG KONG Goodman Group 0.88 AUSTRALIA City Developments 0.08 SINGAPORE JB Hi-Fi 0.13 AUSTRALIA Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 3 19 August 2021 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) Johnson Electric 0.03 HONG KONG New World Development 0.23 HONG KONG SITC International Holdings 0.15 HONG KONG JS Global Lifestyle 0.06 HONG KONG Newcrest Mining 0.47 AUSTRALIA SJM Holdings 0.06 HONG KONG Kakao 1.2 KOREA NEXTDC 0.12 AUSTRALIA SK Biopharmaceuticals 0.08 KOREA Kangwon Land 0.08 KOREA Nexteer Automotive Group 0.03 HONG KONG SK Hynix 1.79 KOREA KB Financial Group 0.59 KOREA NH Investment & Securities 0.04 KOREA SK Innovation 0.43 KOREA KCC Corp 0.04 KOREA NHN 0.02 KOREA Sk Networks 0.02 KOREA KEPCO Plant Service & Engineer 0.02 KOREA Nong Shim 0.03 KOREA SK Telecom 0.19 KOREA Keppel Corporation 0.18 SINGAPORE Northern Star Resources 0.26 AUSTRALIA SKC 0.08 KOREA Keppel DC REIT 0.07 SINGAPORE Nufarm 0.03 AUSTRALIA Sky City Entertainment Group 0.06 NEW Keppel REIT 0.06 SINGAPORE NWS Holdings 0.05 HONG KONG ZEALAND Kerry Logistics Network 0.05 HONG KONG OCI 0.06 KOREA S-Oil Corp. 0.11 KOREA Kerry Properties 0.06 HONG KONG Oil Search 0.18 AUSTRALIA Sonic Healthcare 0.42 AUSTRALIA KIA Motors 0.62 KOREA Olam International 0.03 SINGAPORE South32 0.32 AUSTRALIA Kiwi Property Group 0.04 NEW Orica 0.12 AUSTRALIA Spark New Zealand 0.19 NEW ZEALAND Origin Energy 0.18 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND Korea Aerospace Industries 0.06 KOREA Orion 0.07 KOREA SsangYong Cement Industrial 0.02 KOREA Korea Gas 0.03 KOREA Orora 0.07 AUSTRALIA StarHub 0.02 SINGAPORE Korea Investment Hol 0.11 KOREA Ottogi 0.02 KOREA Stockland 0.26 AUSTRALIA Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore 0.16 KOREA Oversea-Chinese Banking 0.95 SINGAPORE Sun Art Retail Group 0.04 HONG KONG Engineering OZ Minerals Ltd 0.17 AUSTRALIA Sun Hung Kai Props 0.65 HONG KONG Korea Zinc 0.12 KOREA Paradise 0.02 KOREA Suncorp Group 0.33 AUSTRALIA Korean Air Lines 0.15 KOREA PCCW 0.07 HONG KONG Suntec REIT 0.07 SINGAPORE KT&G 0.25 KOREA Perpetual 0.05 AUSTRALIA Swire Pacific A 0.11 HONG KONG Kumho Petro Chemical 0.1 KOREA Platinum Asset Mangement Ltd/Australia 0.03 AUSTRALIA Swire Pacific B 0.03 HONG KONG Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing 0.03 HONG KONG Posco Chemical 0.11 KOREA Swire Properties 0.1 HONG KONG Lend Lease Group 0.18 AUSTRALIA Power Assets Holdings 0.26 HONG KONG Sydney Airport 0.18 AUSTRALIA Lenovo Group 0.26 HONG KONG Prada 0.12 HONG KONG Tabcorp Holdings 0.25 AUSTRALIA LG Chem Pfd. 0.08 KOREA Qantas Airways 0.08 AUSTRALIA Techtronic Industries 0.67 HONG KONG LG Chemical 1.06 KOREA QBE Insurance Group 0.37 AUSTRALIA Telstra Corp 0.36 AUSTRALIA LG Corp 0.23 KOREA Qube Holdings 0.11 AUSTRALIA The Star Entertainment Group 0.07 AUSTRALIA LG Display 0.15 KOREA Ramsay Health Care 0.25 AUSTRALIA Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holdings 0.11 HONG KONG LG Electronics 0.48 KOREA REA Group 0.2 AUSTRALIA Towngas China 0.02 HONG KONG LG Electronics Pfd. 0.04 KOREA Reece 0.14 AUSTRALIA TPG Telecom 0.05 AUSTRALIA LG Household & Health Care Ltd 0.42 KOREA Rio Tinto Ltd.
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