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FT UK 500 2011 A-Z Company UK Rank 2011 3I Group 94 888 Holdings 485 Abcam 250 Aberdeen Asset Management 109 Admiral Group 72 A FT UK 500 2011 A-Z UK rank Company 2011 3I Group 94 888 Holdings 485 Abcam 250 Aberdeen Asset Management 109 Admiral Group 72 Advanced Medical Solutions 488 Aegis Group 127 Afren 138 African Barrick Gold 118 African Minerals 131 Aggreko 69 Albemarle & Bond 460 Allied Gold 306 Amec 75 Amerisur Resources 426 Amlin 124 Anglo American 11 Anglo Pacific Group 327 Anglo-Eastern Plantations 370 Anite 445 Antofagasta 29 Aquarius Platinum 136 Archipelago Resources 346 Arm Holdings 42 Ashley (Laura) 476 Ashmore 112 Ashtead Group 206 Asian Citrus 263 Asos 171 Associated British Foods 41 Assura 449 Astrazeneca 12 Atkins (WS) 240 Aurelian Oil & Gas 334 Autonomy 76 Avanti Communications 324 Aveva 192 Avis Europe 326 Aviva 31 Avocet Mining 287 Axis-Shield 469 AZ Electronic Materials 199 Babcock International 117 Bae Systems 35 Bahamas Petroleum 397 Balfour Beatty 111 Barclays 16 Barr (AG) 289 Barratt Developments 197 BBA Aviation 209 Beazley 257 Bellway 216 Bellzone Mining 292 Berendsen 222 Berkeley 160 Betfair Group 202 BG Group 8 BHP Billiton 7 Big Yellow Group 308 Blinkx 344 Bodycote 259 Booker 213 Boot (Henry) 478 Borders & Southern Petroleum 378 Bovis Homes Group 268 Bowleven 220 BP 4 Brammer 351 Brewin Dolphin 319 British American Tobacco 9 British Land 61 British Sky Broadcasting 27 Britvic 210 Brown (N) 237 BT Group 28 BTG 235 Bunzl 107 Burberry 59 Bwin Party Digital Entertainment 223 Cable & Wireless Communications 181 Cable & Wireless Worldwide 158 Cairn Energy 49 Caledon Resources 380 Camellia 389 Cape 270 Capita 66 Capital & Counties Properties 200 Capital Shopping Centres 87 Carclo 456 Carillion 145 Carnival 68 Carpetright 297 Catlin 169 Centrica 25 Chariot Oil & Gas 329 Charles Stanley 495 Charter International 161 Chaucer Holdings 357 Chemring 178 Chesnara 367 Chime Communications 437 Cineworld 362 Circle Oil 431 Clarkson 404 Close Brothers 177 CLS Holdings 356 Cluff Gold 492 Cobham 101 Collins Stewart 427 Colt 163 Compass Group 37 Computacenter 252 Consort Medical 468 Cookson Group 123 Costain 480 Cove Energy 296 CPPGroup 382 Craneware 493 Cranswick 318 Croda International 114 CSR 254 Daejan Holdings 311 Daily Mail 122 Dairy Crest 288 Daisy 401 De La Rue 229 Debenhams 233 Dechra Pharmaceuticals 342 Derwent London 129 Development Securities 373 Devro 294 Diageo 18 Dialight 409 Dignity 325 Diploma 330 Dixons Retail 300 Dolphin Capital Investors 394 Domino Printing Sciences 242 Domino's Pizza 246 Drax 153 Dunelm Group 231 E2V Technologies 403 Eaga 361 Easyjet 149 Electra Private Equity 266 Electrocomponents 185 Elementis 248 Emis 366 Encore Oil 348 Enquest 193 Enterprise Inns 303 Eros International 376 Essar Energy 53 Eurasian Natural Resources 32 Euromoney Institutional Investor 217 Evolution Group 453 Exillon Energy 273 Experian 43 F&C Asset Management 316 F&C Commercial Property Trust 241 Faroe Petroleum 331 Fenner 244 Ferrexpo 104 Fidessa 258 Filtrona 260 First Group 142 Fisher (James) & Sons 386 Flybe 439 Foreign & Colonial 125 Forth Ports 234 Fortune Oil 415 Fresnillo 36 Fuller Smith 436 G4S 80 Galliford Try 359 Game Group 438 Gartmore 315 Gem Diamonds 320 Genus 274 Geopark 360 GKN 91 GlaxoSmithkline 6 Go-Ahead Group 269 Grainger 305 Graphite Enterprise Trust 391 Great Portland Estates 179 Greene King 208 Greenko 393 Greggs 280 Guinness Peat Group 245 Gulf Keystone Petroleum 186 Gulfsands Petroleum 335 Halfords 236 Halma 164 Hammerson 90 Hamworthy 407 Hansard Global 425 Hansteen 322 Hardy Underwriting 499 Hargreaves Lansdown 95 Hargreaves Services 396 Hays 135 Headlam 398 Helical Bar 349 Henderson Group 157 Heritage Oil 224 HG Capital Trust 343 Highland Gold Mining 275 Hikma Pharmaceuticals 155 Hill & Smith 377 Hilton Food 450 Hiscox 154 Hochschild Mining 120 Hogg Robinson 454 Holidaybreak 418 Home Retail 143 Homeserve 152 Howden Joinery 243 HSBC 2 Hunting 203 Huntsworth 459 Hutchison China Meditech 420 Hyder Consulting 497 Icap 82 Ienergizer 365 IG Group 130 Imagination Technologies 189 IMI 86 Immunodiagnostic System 411 Impellam 466 Imperial Innovations 314 Imperial Tobacco 23 Inchcape 137 Informa 106 ING Uk Real Estate Income Trust 446 Inmarsat 97 Innovation 484 Intercontinental Hotels 77 Intermediate Capital Group 167 International Consolidated Airlines 71 International Ferro Metals 489 International Personal Finance 219 International Power 26 Interserve 338 Intertek 88 Invensys 96 Investec 103 Invista Foundation Property Trust 498 IQE 392 ITE Group 264 ITV 92 James Halstead 291 Jardine Lloyd Thompson 147 JD Sports Fashion 310 JKX Oil & Gas 278 Johnson Matthey 74 Jupiter Fund Management 165 JZ Capital Partners 385 Kalahari Minerals 271 Kazakhmys 44 Kcom Group 350 Keller 317 Kenmare Resources 196 Kentz Corporation 286 Kesa Electricals 255 Kier Group 285 Kingfisher 55 Kofax 298 Ksk Power Ventur 230 Ladbrokes 180 Laird 328 Lamprell 238 Lancashire Holdings 211 Land Securities 56 Lavendon 479 Legal & General 47 Lloyds Banking Group 13 LMS Capital 475 Logica 121 London & Stamford Property 249 London Mining 312 London Stock Exchange 115 Lonmin 84 Lonrho 434 Lookers 422 Low & Bonar 481 LSL Property Services 390 Lupus Capital 448 LXB Retail Properties 462 M P Evans 413 Majestic Wine 400 Man Group 64 Management Consulting 470 Marks & Spencer 57 Marshalls 419 Marston's 277 Max Petroleum 490 Max Property 410 May Gurney Integrated Services. 447 McBride 388 Mears 430 Mecom 347 Medicx Fund 496 Meggitt 102 Melrose 133 Melrose Resources 364 Menzies (John) 355 Metric Property Investors 428 Michael Page International 141 Micro Focus International 256 Millennium & Copthorne Hotels 139 Minerva 486 Misys 195 Mitchells & Butlers 176 Mitie Group 239 Mondi 119 Moneysupermarket.Com 307 Monitise 452 Morgan Crucible 225 Morgan Sindall Group 374 Morrison (Wm) Supermarkets 46 Mothercare 336 Mountview Estates 464 Mucklow (A & J) 451 Mulberry Group 226 Nanoco 467 National Express 175 National Grid 22 Nautical Petroleum 333 NCC 440 Ncondezi Coal 423 New World Resources 99 Next 81 Nichols 461 Northern Foods 341 Northgate 313 Northumbrian Water 128 Novae 408 Oakley Capital Investments 443 Ocado 173 Old Mutual 45 Omega Insurance 432 OPG Power Ventures 345 Oxford Instruments 337 Pace 295 Pan African Resources 474 Pantheon International Participations 375 Paragon 281 Patagonia Gold 358 Paypoint 369 Pearson 40 Pendragon 482 Pennon Group 116 Persimmon 162 Petra Diamonds 228 Petro Matad 352 Petrofac 58 Petropavlovsk 126 Phoenix 187 Phoenix IT Group 483 Photo-Me International 473 Playtech 218 Premier Farnell 205 Premier Foods 251 Premier Oil 113 Primary Health Properties 433 Prosperity Minerals 455 Prostrakan Group 381 Provident Financial 166 Prudential 24 Punch Taverns 284 Purecircle 463 Pursuit Dynamics 444 Pv Crystalox Solar 416 PZ Cussons 159 Qinetiq Group 227 Quintain Estates & Development 414 Randgold Resources 67 Rank Group 267 Rathbone Brothers 279 Raven Russia 340 Rea Holdings 402 Reckitt Benckiser 21 Redrow 321 Reed Elsevier 48 Regal Petroleum 471 Regus 194 Renishaw 191 Rentokil Initial 132 Resolution 70 Restaurant Group 265 Rexam 89 Ricardo 457 Rightmove 198 Rio Tinto 5 RM 500 Robert Walters 417 Robert Wiseman Dairies 405 Rockhopper Exploration 253 Rolls-Royce 34 Rotork 146 Royal Bank of Scotland 20 Royal Dutch Shell 1 RPC 299 RPS 293 RSA Insurance 65 RWS 458 Sable Mining Africa 424 SabMiller 15 Safestore 363 Sage 78 Sainsbury (J) 52 Salamander Energy 304 San Leon Energy 371 Savills 290 Schroders 62 Scottish & Southern Energy 33 SDL 282 Segro 110 Senior 262 Serco 98 Severfield-Rowen 406 Severn Trent 83 Shaftesbury 183 Shanks 301 Shire 38 SIG 221 Smith & Nephew 51 Smith (DS) 215 Smiths Group 60 Smiths News 477 Soco International 168 Songbird Estates 190 Spectris 140 Speedy Hire 487 Spirax-Sarco 148 Spirent Communications 212 Sportingbet 399 Sports Direct International 201 St Modwen Properties 332 St.James's Place 134 Stagecoach 144 Standard Chartered 14 Standard Life 63 Standard Life European Private Equity Trust 395 Sthree 283 Stobart 323 Supergroup 184 SVG Capital 232 Synergy Health 302 Talktalk Telecom 174 Talvivaara Mining 156 Tate & Lyle 100 Taylor Wimpey 170 Ted Baker 372 Telecity Group 204 Telecom Plus 353 Tesco 17 Thomas Cook Group 150 Trading Emissions 384 Travis Perkins 108 TT Electronics 379 Tui Travel 105 Tullett Prebon 214 Tullow Oil 30 Uk Commercial Property Trust 207 UK Mail Group 491 Ultra Electronics 182 Umeco 421 Unilever 19 Unite Group 339 United Business Media 151 United Utilities 73 Valiant Petroleum 429 Vectura 435 Vedanta Resources 50 Velti 383 Victrex 188 Vitec 387 Vodafone Group 3 Volex 441 Weir 79 Wetherspoon (JD) 272 WH Smith 261 Whitbread 93 William Hill 172 Wincanton 494 Wolfson Microelectronics 368 Wolseley 54 Wood Group (John) 85 Workspace Group 354 WPP 39 WSP Group 412 Xchanging 442 Xcite Energy 276 Xstrata 10 Yell Group 472 Young & Co's Brewery 465 Yule Catto 247 Zanaga Iron Ore 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