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Australian Listed Equities: Weekly Share Market Wrap Australian Listed Equities: Weekly Share Market Wrap Total Shareholder Returns as at 06 November 2020 Price 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 5 years 10 years 10 years Ticker Stock Name $ % % % % % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. ranking A2M The A2 Milk Company 13.71 0.29 -3.18 -26.05 21.22 18.95 24.23 80.78 - - ABC Adelaide Brighton 3.21 13.43 3.22 31.88 -0.68 -22.02 -16.89 -1.37 2.99 101 ABP Abacus Property Grp 3.09 11.55 5.82 29.82 -15.59 1.33 -2.85 4.75 8.31 66 AFI Australian Foundat 6.75 3.69 6.97 19.62 3.86 9.23 7.94 6.33 6.12 77 AGL AGL Energy Limited 12.85 2.96 -6.20 -18.93 -29.55 -9.16 -13.97 0.97 3.28 99 AIA Auckland Internation 6.69 2.29 -1.33 21.86 -20.55 2.02 8.37 8.31 16.73 26 ALD Ampol Limited 25.66 -1.08 6.65 6.63 -4.38 0.22 -6.14 -1.02 10.27 54 ALL Aristocrat Leisure 31.67 10.62 3.03 28.90 3.53 9.37 11.25 28.62 24.93 13 ALQ ALS Limited 9.61 2.78 3.33 43.27 19.34 12.22 7.65 15.79 6.61 74 ALU Altium Limited 38.19 2.72 7.88 8.73 23.10 32.83 46.59 53.36 73.72 1 ALX Atlas Arteria 6.05 7.27 -5.47 5.30 -20.09 -1.37 3.62 12.17 17.27 23 AMC Amcor PLC 16.07 8.51 4.42 22.17 17.51 14.04 6.48 6.99 12.99 40 AMP AMP Limited 1.70 11.11 26.39 30.89 -4.24 -17.11 -25.12 -14.26 -2.56 119 ANN Ansell Limited 41.70 3.76 10.93 42.45 50.12 37.22 21.91 17.84 13.18 38 ANZ ANZ Banking Grp Ltd 19.60 4.20 9.56 22.53 -20.58 -7.76 -7.10 0.21 3.61 96 APA APA Group 10.89 3.81 3.03 -1.33 0.98 11.62 11.31 7.69 14.16 33 APE AP Eagers Limited 12.65 16.48 19.45 178.02 2.51 36.55 19.79 5.46 19.44 19 APT Afterpay Touch 100.50 3.94 20.39 152.51 287.43 178.04 163.55 - - - APX Appen Limited 35.27 9.13 2.77 22.03 77.18 84.26 83.26 86.59 - - ARB ARB Corp Ltd 32.08 4.26 10.42 124.74 72.10 39.79 21.81 17.63 18.57 21 ARG Argo Investments 7.56 1.20 0.13 6.94 -6.98 3.07 2.32 3.44 5.42 83 AST AusNet Services Ltd 2.04 2.00 3.29 9.19 15.78 13.60 9.21 11.33 12.43 44 ASX ASX Limited 81.56 2.42 1.46 -0.82 5.30 20.35 17.46 17.63 10.64 53 AWC Alumina Limited 1.465 2.09 3.53 -5.18 -33.68 -16.02 -5.02 12.83 0.76 110 AZJ Aurizon Holdings Ltd 3.84 1.86 -10.49 -12.59 -28.08 1.67 -3.78 -0.60 - - BAP Bapcor Limited 8.00 4.44 9.59 68.30 13.54 10.37 14.99 18.76 - - BEN Bendigo and Adelaide 6.91 3.29 9.68 14.98 -32.52 -12.40 -8.25 -1.49 3.22 100 BHP BHP Billiton Limited 34.67 2.63 -4.44 16.49 -2.88 6.90 13.00 12.76 1.51 108 BKW Brickworks Limited 18.52 6.99 -3.13 42.39 2.91 8.13 13.75 8.20 7.25 71 BLD Boral Limited 4.96 8.77 4.64 86.47 3.16 -2.27 -8.71 2.95 4.96 86 BOQ Bank of Queensland 6.40 1.56 7.95 37.26 -25.82 -14.20 -14.01 -6.37 1.74 103 BPT Beach Energy Ltd 1.235 4.66 -8.86 -15.59 -47.93 -14.15 5.91 15.77 7.78 68 BRG Breville Group Ltd 27.00 3.57 1.85 50.22 71.96 51.58 31.90 33.38 27.28 8 BSL BlueScope Steel Ltd 15.23 3.89 12.65 52.79 14.19 4.11 7.15 28.55 4.72 88 BWP BWP Trust 4.19 4.49 1.70 20.64 5.37 16.25 15.52 9.26 12.23 45 BXB Brambles Limited 10.42 8.65 -0.29 -3.25 -10.56 2.40 6.23 2.29 7.70 69 CAR Carsales.Com Ltd 21.64 4.19 1.55 57.37 42.46 37.82 19.24 18.97 17.92 22 CBA Commonwealth Bank 69.79 1.12 5.50 17.27 -6.71 5.73 1.69 3.25 8.32 65 CCL Coca-Cola Amatil 12.58 1.21 31.18 49.41 26.89 15.36 20.18 9.63 3.46 98 CDA Codan Limited 12.05 2.12 6.07 82.04 84.82 100.04 73.89 70.63 23.24 14 CGF Challenger Limited 4.96 3.12 25.25 11.21 -34.84 -26.60 -24.14 -4.61 4.88 87 CHC Charter Hall Group 13.41 8.67 1.28 88.52 24.93 44.44 33.96 27.04 21.95 16 CIM Cimic Group Ltd 21.75 1.16 9.13 -6.97 -35.56 -29.39 -21.03 -0.14 -0.27 115 CLW Charter Hall Long Wale 5.12 7.34 -0.58 29.34 -2.33 19.77 13.30 - - - CMW Cromwell Prop 0.925 5.71 5.11 28.33 -24.81 2.91 4.75 5.51 8.82 62 CNU Chorus Limited 8.11 3.71 1.38 23.16 71.19 37.12 34.25 27.61 - - COH Cochlear Limited 224.35 5.74 14.42 23.26 6.58 15.54 8.89 21.68 12.95 41 COL Coles Group Ltd 18.40 3.66 5.57 21.90 27.01 - - - - - CPU Computershare Ltd 12.91 6.26 2.06 13.67 -17.11 -17.21 -2.98 6.32 4.54 91 CQR Charter Hall Retail 3.63 5.52 1.68 20.32 -11.32 -1.15 3.06 3.88 7.68 70 CSL CSL Limited 301.99 5.02 5.22 -1.08 17.96 28.25 29.40 26.87 24.99 11 CSR CSR Limited 4.59 6.01 5.06 37.50 2.47 22.78 5.25 12.77 5.53 82 CTD Corp Travel Limited 16.74 14.66 -3.35 43.58 -11.90 -5.64 -7.36 10.14 - - CWN Crown Resorts Ltd 8.81 6.40 0.92 -5.27 -26.94 -8.78 -4.85 0.91 5.05 85 CWY Cleanaway Waste Ltd 2.24 9.27 6.67 23.55 24.31 16.39 15.18 30.29 7.90 67 DHG Domain Holdings Ltd 4.38 11.17 13.77 53.68 38.80 34.92 - - - - DMP Domino Pizza Enterpr 84.48 -0.30 3.49 49.21 72.48 26.15 21.80 13.58 32.34 5 DOW Downer EDI Limited 4.68 6.36 0.21 19.17 -40.09 -13.36 -8.66 11.99 3.67 95 Price 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 5 years 10 years 10 years Ticker Stock Name $ % % % % % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. ranking DXS Dexus 9.05 5.11 -1.09 4.54 -18.28 0.98 2.57 8.12 10.17 55 EBO Ebos Group Ltd 23.86 -1.61 6.57 15.29 4.98 14.54 17.32 16.08 - - ELD Elders Limited 11.35 1.25 0.71 26.27 90.89 25.97 32.45 24.26 8.89 61 EVN Evolution Mining Ltd 6.25 12.82 6.84 20.99 56.34 46.28 39.77 37.71 13.39 37 FBU Fletcher Building 4.19 8.27 6.89 24.70 -5.63 -10.65 -10.86 -5.84 0.37 113 FLT Flight Centre Travel 14.01 24.42 -4.04 40.10 -63.29 -38.44 -26.41 -10.53 1.52 107 FMG Fortescue Metals Grp 16.55 -4.72 -1.14 55.86 92.94 117.36 61.78 56.55 12.17 46 FPH Fisher & Paykel H 33.83 3.17 8.95 26.07 85.58 64.30 43.12 36.63 30.99 6 GMG Goodman Group 19.66 6.85 7.37 45.66 41.06 41.63 34.62 27.89 20.99 17 GNE Genesis Energy Ltd 2.93 0.69 5.78 9.33 5.75 21.43 14.88 16.03 - - GOZ Growthpoint Property 3.56 4.71 1.14 23.65 -10.05 5.48 7.63 8.63 11.40 51 GPT GPT Group 4.27 5.96 5.43 12.74 -25.06 -4.36 -0.75 3.11 8.61 63 HLS Healius Limited 3.60 6.82 1.69 46.34 16.22 15.96 4.03 2.19 4.72 89 HTA Hutchison Telecomm 0.14 7.69 3.70 0.00 21.74 15.47 29.14 8.52 2.44 102 HVN Harvey Norman 4.64 4.50 3.66 66.21 17.27 28.63 14.43 9.19 8.32 64 IAG Insurance Australia 4.85 1.68 4.53 -9.85 -36.70 -13.29 -6.13 2.17 6.76 73 IEL Idp Education Ltd 19.89 3.16 4.19 32.60 13.31 46.93 53.68 - - - IFL IOOF Holdings Ltd 3.14 7.53 -0.32 -17.62 -51.65 -24.19 -24.80 -9.76 0.65 111 IFT Infratil Limited 4.97 -3.50 4.85 19.21 10.64 29.87 24.81 14.73 16.43 28 IGO Independence Group 4.65 4.73 6.16 0.43 -25.97 4.86 4.46 11.58 -3.11 122 ILU Iluka Resources 5.14 -0.19 6.74 31.80 11.51 9.06 3.11 10.72 5.59 81 IPL Incitec Pivot 2.08 8.33 0.97 -8.37 -41.11 -27.81 -15.69 -8.40 -2.10 117 IRE IRESS Limited 10.00 9.05 3.84 -6.45 -17.05 -0.27 -0.69 5.20 5.23 84 JBH JB Hi-Fi Limited 48.75 2.78 3.64 41.45 41.57 49.22 33.59 25.85 12.13 48 JHX James Hardie Indust 37.00 7.00 8.63 79.61 50.27 38.37 25.21 16.57 22.64 15 KGN Kogan.Com Ltd 22.70 10.25 9.29 175.45 231.07 184.91 85.70 - - - LLC Lendlease Group 13.03 8.95 13.40 11.84 -29.67 -11.05 -4.08 4.57 9.51 59 LNK Link Admin Hldg 4.83 1.26 23.85 35.14 -11.33 -17.31 -14.98 -4.23 - - LYC Lynas Corp Ltd 3.07 8.48 17.62 71.50 26.02 22.04 17.89 35.96 -13.29 127 MCY Mercury NZ Limited 5.12 4.28 6.44 18.87 17.38 29.90 22.39 18.12 - - MEZ Meridian Energy 5.28 5.60 15.79 25.44 29.96 38.43 30.24 23.10 - - MFG Magellan Fin Grp Ltd 60.00 8.89 1.73 16.88 25.60 55.49 36.86 24.33 48.48 4 MGG Magellan Global Trust 1.90 4.64 4.36 12.26 9.17 10.33 10.00 - - - MGR Mirvac Group 2.30 9.00 1.77 6.88 -25.51 7.73 2.93 9.33 9.59 57 MIN Mineral Resources 26.33 5.49 4.28 63.35 86.43 33.89 16.08 47.43 11.70 50 MLT Milton Corporation 4.32 1.41 3.60 14.12 -5.37 2.65 2.28 4.13 6.24 76 MP1 Megaport Limited 14.81 9.95 -7.50 12.03 87.47 109.32 81.43 - - - MPL Medibank Private Ltd 2.72 1.87 5.02 0.83 -8.68 2.82 -0.13 6.85 - - MQG Macquarie Group Ltd 135.45 6.86 9.77 38.01 3.17 9.43 14.89 14.11 16.57 27 MSB Mesoblast Limited 3.20 4.58 -6.16 -13.28 76.31 22.57 35.72 -1.06 1.63 104 MTS Metcash Limited 3.08 4.41 11.19 32.70 14.06 8.83 8.59 21.18 0.39 112 NAB National Aust.
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