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Uitsluitingenlijst UITSLUITINGENLIJST Scildon sluit voor de door haar intern beheerde portefeuilles aandelen en leningen uit, uitgegeven door bedrijven vermeld in de onderstaande tabellen: ELECTRICITEITS-, MIJNBOUW-, Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd Tahoe Resources Inc OLIE- EN GASINDUSTRIE African Rainbow Minerals Ltd Cia Siderurgica Nacional SA Norsk Hydro ASA Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA Lundin Gold Inc Gold Fields Ltd Acacia Mining PLC NGEx Resources Inc Anglo American Platinum Ltd MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC Fosun International Ltd Sibanye Gold Ltd Fortescue Metals Group Ltd Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd Aurubis AG Hindalco Industries Ltd Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. OZ Minerals Ltd voestalpine AG Franco-Nevada Corp Alcoa Corporation South32 Ltd Korea Zinc Co Ltd Constellium NV Eldorado Gold Corp Jiangxi Copper Co Ltd Outokumpu OYJ Antofagasta PLC Nordic Mines AB APERAM SA Industrias Penoles SAB de CV Maruichi Steel Tube Ltd Boliden AB Alrosa PJSC Afarak Group OYJ Anglo American PLC Bekaert SA Enagas SA Newmont Mining Corp China Steel Corp ERG SpA Kinross Gold Corp Lucara Diamond Corp Snam SpA Vedanta Resources PLC Sumitomo Metal Mining Co Ltd TOTAL SA Hindustan Zinc Ltd Nucor Corp Neste Oyj Arconic Inc Gränges AB Cairn Energy PLC Umicore SA Daido Steel Co Ltd MOL Hungarian Oil & Gas PLC Goldcorp Inc Tenaris SA Galp Energia SGPS SA SSAB AB Cia de Minas Buenaventura SAA Nederlandse Gasunie NV Kumba Iron Ore Ltd Hitachi Metals Ltd Eni SpA Lonmin PLC JSW Steel Ltd Statoil ASA Vedanta Ltd JFE Holdings Inc OMV AG Barrick Gold Corp Salzgitter AG PTT Exploration & Production PCL AngloGold Ashanti Ltd First Quantum Minerals Ltd Repsol SA Teck Resources Ltd Fresnillo PLC Oil Search Ltd BHP Billiton Ltd CAP SA PTT PCL BHP Billiton PLC Northam Platinum Ltd Africa Oil Corp ArcelorMittal Aluminum Corp of China Ltd OMV Petrom SA AMAG Austria Metall AG United States Steel Corp S-Oil Corp Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd KGHM Polska Miedz SA Ecopetrol SA Randgold Resources Ltd Eregli Demir ve Celik Fabrikalari TAS Sasol Ltd Alumina Ltd Mitsubishi Materials Corp Imperial Oil Ltd Lundin Mining Corp Gerdau SA Woodside Petroleum Ltd Vallourec SA SEMAFO Inc Grupa Lotos SA Glencore PLC Centamin PLC IRPC PCL Eramet KAZ Minerals PLC Tullow Oil PLC POSCO Grupo Mexico SAB de CV Hess Corp Yamana Gold Inc Kobe Steel Ltd Kosmos Energy Ltd Polymetal International PLC Endomines AB Premier Oil PLC Gem Diamonds Ltd Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd BP PLC Harmony Gold Mining Co Ltd Severstal PJSC Exxaro Resources Ltd Rio Tinto Ltd Samarco Mineracao SA Petroleo Brasileiro SA Rio Tinto PLC Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp Lundin Petroleum AB Vale SA Eco-Bat Technologies 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