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Emerging 2012 FT Emerging Newcomers FT Emerging 500 2012 Newcomers to the list Emerging Company Country Sector rank 2012 Sociedad Química y Minera Chile Chemicals 120 China Communications Construction China Construction & materials 123 New China Life Insurance China Life insurance 145 Ultrapar Participacioes Brazil Gas, water & multiutilities 175 San Miguel Brewery Philippines Beverages 206 PTT Global Chemical Thailand Oil & gas producers 211 Inter Rao UES Russia Electricity 217 BYD China Automobiles & parts 240 Alrosa Russia Mining 290 Arca Continental Mexico Beverages 294 Lojas Americanas Brazil General retailers 319 Tiger Brands South Africa Food producers 337 Far EasTone Telecommunications Taiwan Mobile telecommunications 338 Exito Colombia Food & drug retailers 346 Great Wall Motor China Automobiles & parts 360 SinoHydro China Construction & materials 362 Ayala Land Philippines Real estate investment & services 363 Total Access Communications Thailand Mobile telecommunications 364 Telekom Malaysia Malaysia Fixed line telecommunications 368 Alinma Bank Saudi Arabia Banks 370 Bank of the Philippine Islands Philippines Banks 372 YTL Malaysia Gas, water & multiutilities 377 Cheng Shin Rubber Industries Taiwan Automobiles & parts 383 BR Malls Brazil Real estate investment & services 384 Ideal Mexico Construction & materials 387 President Chain Store Taiwan Food & drug retailers 391 Masraf Al Rayan Qatar Banks 395 Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial China Food producers 398 SM Prime Holdings Philippines Real estate investment & services 402 Ayala Philippines General industrials 403 Catcher Technology Taiwan Industrial engineering 412 British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Malaysia Tobacco 413 Woolworths South Africa General retailers 417 Dongfeng Motor China Automobiles & parts 421 Bosch India Automobiles & parts 426 CCU Chile Beverages 429 ACC India Construction & materials 431 Compal Electronics Taiwan Technology hardware & equipment 434 Aesgener Chile Electricity 435 Charoen Pokphand Indonesia Indonesia Food producers 436 Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank UAE Banks 437 Ecorodovias Brazil Industrial transportation 440 Jabal Omar Development Saudi Arabia Real estate investment & services 441 Hebei Iron & Steel China Industrial metals & mining 445 Truworths International South Africa General retailers 446 Foxconn Technology Taiwan Electronic & electrical equipment 447 JG Summit Philippines Food producers 450 Entel Chile Fixed line telecommunications 455 Power Finance India Financial services 456 Savola Group Saudi Arabia Food producers 460 Volcan Cia Minera Peru Industrial metals & mining 463 Lupin India Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology 472 New Hope Liuhe China Food producers 475 Massmart South Africa General retailers 478 Growthpoint Properties South Africa Real estate investment & services 479 PICC Property & Casualty China Nonlife insurance 480 China Merchants Property Development China Real estate investment & services 482 Kangmei Pharmaceutical China Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology 484 Grupo Modelo Mexico Beverages 487 Hotai Motor Taiwan General retailers 489 Assore South Africa Mining 490 Coca-Cola Femsa Mexico Beverages 493 Page 1 of 2 FT Emerging Newcomers Emerging Company Country Sector rank 2012 BGK Dusit Medical Services Thailand Health care equipment & services 494 Taiwan Cement Taiwan Construction & materials 495 Oracle Financial Services Software India Software & computer services 496 Gulf Bank Of Kuwait Kuwait Banks 497 Metropolitan Bank & Trust Philippines Banks 498 Nestle (Malaysia) Malaysia Food producers 499 Page 2 of 2.
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