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FT UK 500 2012 A-Z Company UK Rank 2012 3I Group 114 888 Holdings 401 Abcam 261 Aberdeen Asset Management 93 Admiral Group 88 A FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 3I Group 114 888 Holdings 401 Abcam 261 Aberdeen Asset Management 93 Admiral Group 88 Advanced Medical Solutions 458 Aegis Group 111 Afren 163 African Barrick Gold 148 African Minerals 128 Aggreko 55 Albemarle & Bond 423 Allied Gold 383 Alternative Networks 490 Amec 79 Amerisur Resources 388 Amlin 143 Andor Technology 459 Anglo American 15 Anglo Pacific Group 333 Anglo-Eastern Plantations 346 Anite 316 Antofagasta 36 Aquarius Platinum 256 Archipelago Resources 322 Arm Holdings 45 Ashley (Laura) 445 Ashmore 102 Ashtead Group 171 Asian Citrus 281 Asian Plantations 487 Asos 166 Associated British Foods 40 Assura 452 Astrazeneca 13 Atkins (WS) 244 Avanti Communications 357 Aveva 191 Aviva 41 Avocet Mining 326 AZ Electronic Materials 195 Babcock International 94 Bae Systems 39 Bahamas Petroleum 483 Balfour Beatty 120 Barclays 16 Barr (AG) 297 Barratt Developments 167 Bayfield Energy 478 BBA Aviation 206 Beazley 246 Bellway 211 Bellzone Mining 386 Berendsen 220 Berkeley 138 Betfair Group 223 BG Group 7 BHP Billiton 9 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Big Yellow Group 325 Blinkx 402 Bodycote 243 Booker 169 Boot (Henry) 438 Borders & Southern Petroleum 353 Bovis Homes Group 260 Bowleven 350 BP 3 Brammer 311 Breedon Aggregates 497 Brewin Dolphin 303 British American Tobacco 6 British Land 67 British Sky Broadcasting 33 Britvic 218 Brooks Macdonald 473 Brown (N) 257 BT Group 26 BTG 196 Bumi 189 Bunzl 84 Burberry 52 Bwin Party Digital Entertainment 174 Cable & Wireless Communications 233 Cable & Wireless Worldwide 217 Cairn Energy 131 Camellia 372 Cape 292 Capita 65 Capital & Counties Properties 170 Capital & Regional 500 Capital Shopping Centres 95 Carclo 393 Carillion 173 Carnival 80 Carpetright 296 Catlin 159 Centamin 242 Centrica 28 Chariot Oil & Gas 312 Charles Stanley 480 Chemring 236 Chesnara 407 Chime Communications 436 Cineworld 343 Circle Oil 493 Clarkson 379 Close Brothers 185 CLS Holdings 369 Cluff Gold 484 Cobham 105 Colt 215 Compass Group 32 Computacenter 254 Consort Medical 432 Cookson Group 124 Costain 472 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Cove Energy 201 Cranswick 318 CRH 43 Croda International 96 CSR 298 Cupid 447 Daejan Holdings 290 Daily Mail 136 Dairy Crest 301 Daisy 351 De La Rue 224 Debenhams 205 Dechra Pharmaceuticals 337 Derwent London 133 Development Securities 420 Devro 286 Diageo 11 Dialight 354 Dignity 300 Diploma 285 Dixons Retail 255 Dolphin Capital Investors 462 Domino Printing Sciences 262 Domino's Pizza 249 Drax 119 Dunelm Group 203 E2V Technologies 374 Easyjet 123 Eco Animal Health Group 499 Electra Private Equity 265 Electrocomponents 197 Elementis 231 Emis 340 Enquest 207 Enterprise Inns 347 Eros International 358 Essar Energy 118 Eurasian Natural Resources 47 Euromoney Institutional Investor 214 Evraz 62 Exillon Energy 370 Experian 38 F&C Asset Management 330 F&C Commercial Property Trust 248 Falkland Oil & Gas 410 Faroe Petroleum 331 Fenner 230 Ferrexpo 130 Fidessa 264 Filtrona 210 First Group 186 Fisher (James) & Sons 348 Foreign & Colonial 126 Fortune Oil 411 Fresnillo 34 Fuller Smith 392 G4S 73 Galliford Try 284 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Gem Diamonds 321 Gemfields 492 Genus 240 Geopark 382 GKN 89 GlaxoSmithkline 5 Glencore International 17 Go-Ahead Group 278 Grainger 305 Graphite Enterprise Trust 367 Great Portland Estates 192 Greene King 193 Greenko 437 Greggs 280 Greka Drilling 463 Guinness Peat 304 Gulf Keystone Petroleum 108 Gulfsands Petroleum 444 Gw Pharmaceuticals 494 Halfords 263 Halma 162 Hammerson 92 Hansard Global 413 Hansteen 295 Hardy Underwriting 476 Hargreaves Lansdown 107 Hargreaves Services 338 Hays 183 Headlam 380 Helical Bar 397 Henderson Group 164 Heritage Oil 328 HG Capital Trust 345 Highland Gold Mining 306 Hikma Pharmaceuticals 168 Hill & Smith 375 Hilton Food 415 Hiscox 153 Hochschild Mining 150 Hogg Robinson 405 Home Retail 219 Homeserve 239 Howden Joinery 237 HSBC 2 Hunting 165 Huntsworth 485 Hutchison China Meditech 396 Hyder Consulting 457 Icap 104 Ienergizer 277 IG Group 144 Imagination Technologies 129 IMI 91 Impellam 460 Imperial Innovations 332 Imperial Tobacco 21 Inchcape 137 Indus Gas 122 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Informa 100 Inmarsat 117 Innovation 427 Intercontinental Hotels 68 Intermediate Capital Group 184 International Consolidated Airlines 85 International Personal Finance 252 International Power 24 Interserve 327 Intertek 71 Invensys 146 Investec 109 Iomart Group 475 Ip Group 291 IQE 446 ITE Group 276 ITV 83 James Halstead 282 Jardine Lloyd Thompson 156 JD Sports Fashion 317 JKX Oil & Gas 368 Johnson Matthey 60 Jupiter Fund Management 187 JZ Capital Partners 389 Kazakhmys 64 Kcom Group 320 Keller 362 Kenmare Resources 179 Kentz Corporation 273 Kesa Electricals 323 Kier Group 302 Kingfisher 49 Kofax 371 Ksk Power Ventur 221 Ladbrokes 161 Laird 271 Lamprell 225 Lancashire Holdings 175 Land Securities 58 Lavendon 418 Legal & General 46 Lloyds Banking Group 22 LMS Capital 450 Logica 147 London & Stamford Property 266 London Mining 315 London Stock Exchange 97 Lonmin 116 Lonrho 417 Lookers 384 Low & Bonar 441 LSL Property Services 360 Lupus Capital 448 LXB Retail Properties 355 M P Evans 376 Majestic Wine 373 Man Group 106 Management Consulting 422 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Maple Energy 489 Marks & Spencer 53 Marshalls 421 Marston's 274 Max Petroleum 486 Max Property 409 May Gurney Integrated Services. 424 McBride 403 Mears 398 Mecom 412 Medicx Fund 426 Meggitt 90 Melrose 141 Melrose Resources 477 Menzies (John) 329 Metric Property Investors 439 Michael Page International 160 Micro Focus International 238 Millennium & Copthorne Hotels 155 Misys 181 Mitchells & Butlers 194 Mitie Group 208 Mondi 112 Moneysupermarket.Com 259 Monitise 342 Morgan Crucible 222 Morgan Sindall Group 352 Morrison (Wm) Supermarkets 48 Mothercare 467 Mountview Estates 435 Mucklow (A & J) 414 Mulberry Group 182 National Express 178 National Grid 23 Nautical Petroleum 366 NCC 344 New World Resources 190 Next 61 Nichols 390 Northgate 363 Novae 391 Oakley Capital Investments 442 Ocado 268 Old Mutual 44 OPG Power Ventures 440 Ophir energy 125 Optos 433 Origo Partners 495 Oxford Instruments 253 Pace 394 Pan African Resources 381 Pantheon International Participations 361 Paragon 272 Parkmead Group 482 Patagonia Gold 359 Paypoint 307 Pearson 42 Pendragon 425 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Pennon Group 103 Perform Group 250 Persimmon 121 Petra Diamonds 226 Petrofac 54 Petropavlovsk 204 Phoenix 212 Phoenix IT Group 468 Photo-Me International 449 Picton Property Income 471 Playtech 200 Polar Capital Holdings 461 Polymetal International 82 Premier Farnell 235 Premier Foods 314 Premier Oil 115 Prezzo 466 Primary Health Properties 406 Promethean World 465 Prosperity Minerals 491 Provident Financial 149 Prudential 25 Purecircle 453 PZ Cussons 172 Qinetiq Group 202 Quintain Estates & Development 416 Randgold Resources 63 Rank Group 287 Rathbone Brothers 275 Raven Russia 319 Rea Holdings 385 Reckitt Benckiser 20 Redrow 310 Reed Elsevier 51 Regus 198 Renishaw 213 Rentokil Initial 152 Resolution 81 Restaurant Group 269 Rexam 74 Ricardo 431 Rightmove 151 Rio Tinto 8 Robert Walters 429 Rockhopper Exploration 216 Rolls-Royce 29 Rotork 132 Royal Bank of Scotland 27 Royal Dutch Shell 1 RPC 267 RPS 283 RSA Insurance 76 Ruspetro 247 RWS 400 SabMiller 10 Safestore 399 Sage 72 Sainsbury (J) 56 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Salamander Energy 336 Savills 288 Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust 488 Schroders 66 Scottish & Southern Energy 31 SDL 270 Secure Trust Bank 464 Segro 135 Senior 234 Serco 98 Severfield-Rowen 455 Severn Trent 77 Shaftesbury 177 Shanks 313 Shire 35 Sierra Rutile 349 SIG 251 Sirius Minerals 364 Smith & Nephew 57 Smith (DS) 140 Smiths Group 69 Smiths News 451 Soco International 209 Songbird Estates 227 Spectris 113 Speedy Hire 474 Spirax-Sarco 145 Spirent Communications 199 Spirit Pub Company 309 Sportingbet 378 Sports Direct International 139 St Modwen Properties 324 St.James's Place 134 Stagecoach 158 Standard Chartered 12 Standard Life 59 Standard Life European Private Equity Trust 387 Sthree 308 Stobart 299 Supergroup 289 SVG Capital 232 Synergy Health 294 Talktalk Telecom 176 Talvivaara Mining 258 Tarsus Group 469 Tate & Lyle 86 Taylor Wimpey 142 Ted Baker 334 Telecity Group 157 Telecom Plus 293 Tesco 18 Thomas Cook Group 419 Titan Europe 498 Travis Perkins 101 TT Electronics 377 Tui Travel 110 Tullett Prebon 241 Tullow Oil 30 FT UK 500 2012 A-Z UK rank Company 2012 Uk Commercial Property Trust 228 UK Mail Group 479 Ultra Electronics 180 Umeco 428 Unilever 19 Unite Group 341 Unitech Corporate Parks 496 United Business Media 154 United Utilities 70 Utv Media 470 Valiant Petroleum 408 Vectura 434 Vedanta Resources 78 Victrex 188 Vitec 356 Vodafone Group 4 Volex 456 Waterlogic 481 Weir 75 Wetherspoon (JD) 279 WH Smith 245 Whitbread 87 William Hill 127 Wolfson Microelectronics 404 Wolseley 50 Wood Group (John) 99 Workspace Group 335 WPP 37 WSP Group 454 Xaar 443 Xchanging 395 Xcite Energy 365 Xstrata 14 Young & Co's Brewery 430 Yule Catto 229 Zanaga Iron Ore 339.
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