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No. Name Securities Code Margin Rate 1 A2 Milk Co No. Name Securities Code Margin Rate 1 a2 Milk Co Ltd A2M-AU 10% 2 Abacus Property Group ABP-AU 10% 3 Adelaide Brighton Ltd ABC-AU 10% 4 Afterpay Ltd APT-AU 10% 5 AGL Energy Ltd AGL-AU 10% 6 ALS Ltd ALQ-AU 10% 7 Altium Ltd ALU-AU 10% 8 Alumina Ltd AWC-AU 10% 9 Amcor PLC AMC-AU 10% 10 AMP Ltd AMP-AU 10% 11 Ansell Ltd ANN-AU 10% 12 AP Eagers Ltd APE-AU 10% 13 APA Group APA-AU 10% 14 Appen Ltd APX-AU 10% 15 ARB Corp Ltd ARB-AU 10% 16 Aristocrat Leisure Ltd ALL-AU 10% 17 ASX Ltd ASX-AU 10% 18 Atlas Arteria Ltd ALX-AU 10% 19 Aurizon Holdings Ltd AZJ-AU 10% 20 AusNet Services AST-AU 10% 21 Austal Ltd ASB-AU 10% 22 Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Lt ANZ-AU 10% 23 Avita Medical Ltd AVH-AU 25% 24 Bank of Queensland Ltd BOQ-AU 10% 25 Bapcor Ltd BAP-AU 10% 26 Beach Energy Ltd BPT-AU 10% 27 Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd BEN-AU 10% 28 BHP Group Ltd BHP-AU 10% 29 Bingo Industries Ltd BIN-AU 10% 30 Blackmores Ltd BKL-AU 10% 31 BlueScope Steel Ltd BSL-AU 10% 32 Boral Ltd BLD-AU 10% 33 Brambles Ltd BXB-AU 10% 34 Bravura Solutions Ltd BVS-AU 10% 35 Breville Group Ltd BRG-AU 10% 36 Brickworks Ltd BKW-AU 10% 37 BWP Trust BWP-AU 10% 38 Caltex Australia Ltd CTX-AU 10% 39 carsales.com Ltd CAR-AU 10% 40 Challenger Ltd CGF-AU 10% 41 Charter Hall Group CHC-AU 10% 42 Charter Hall Long Wale REIT CLW-AU 10% 43 Charter Hall Retail REIT CQR-AU 10% 44 Chorus Ltd CNU-AU 10% 45 CIMIC Group Ltd CIM-AU 10% 46 Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd CWY-AU 10% 47 Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Ltd CUV-AU 10% 48 Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd CCL-AU 10% 49 Cochlear Ltd COH-AU 10% 50 Coles Group Ltd COL-AU 10% 51 Collins Foods Ltd CKF-AU 10% 52 Commonwealth Bank of Australia CBA-AU 10% 53 Computershare Ltd CPU-AU 10% 54 Corporate Travel Management Ltd CTD-AU 10% 55 Credit Corp Group Ltd CCP-AU 10% 56 Cromwell Property Group CMW-AU 10% 57 Crown Resorts Ltd CWN-AU 10% 58 CSL Ltd CSL-AU 10% 59 CSR Ltd CSR-AU 10% 60 Dexus DXS-AU 10% 61 Domain Holdings Australia Ltd DHG-AU 10% 62 Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd DMP-AU 10% 63 Downer EDI Ltd DOW-AU 10% 64 EML Payments Ltd EML-AU 10% 65 Evolution Mining Ltd EVN-AU 10% 66 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp Ltd FPH-AU 10% 67 Fletcher Building Ltd FBU-AU 10% 68 Flight Centre Travel Group Ltd FLT-AU 10% 69 Fortescue Metals Group Ltd FMG-AU 10% 70 Goodman Group GMG-AU 10% 71 GPT Group/The GPT-AU 10% 72 GrainCorp Ltd GNC-AU 10% 73 Growthpoint Properties Australia Ltd GOZ-AU 10% 74 Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd HVN-AU 10% 75 Healius Ltd HLS-AU 10% 76 IDP Education Ltd IEL-AU 10% 77 IGO Ltd IGO-AU 10% 78 Iluka Resources Ltd ILU-AU 10% 79 Incitec Pivot Ltd IPL-AU 10% 80 Ingenia Communities Group INA-AU 10% 81 Inghams Group Ltd ING-AU 10% 82 Insurance Australia Group Ltd IAG-AU 10% 83 InvoCare Ltd IVC-AU 10% 84 IOOF Holdings Ltd IFL-AU 10% 85 IPH Ltd IPH-AU 10% 86 IRESS Ltd IRE-AU 10% 87 James Hardie Industries PLC JHX-AU 10% 88 Janus Henderson Group PLC JHG-AU 10% 89 JB Hi-Fi Ltd JBH-AU 10% 90 Jumbo Interactive Ltd JIN-AU 25% 91 Lendlease Group LLC-AU 10% 92 Link Administration Holdings Ltd LNK-AU 10% 93 Lynas Corp Ltd LYC-AU 10% 94 Macquarie Group Ltd MQG-AU 10% 95 Magellan Financial Group Ltd MFG-AU 10% 96 McMillan Shakespeare Ltd MMS-AU 10% 97 Medibank Pvt Ltd MPL-AU 10% 98 Metcash Ltd MTS-AU 10% 99 Mineral Resources Ltd MIN-AU 10% 100 Mirvac Group MGR-AU 10% 101 Monadelphous Group Ltd MND-AU 10% 102 Nanosonics Ltd NAN-AU 10% 103 National Australia Bank Ltd NAB-AU 10% 104 National Storage REIT NSR-AU 10% 105 nearmap Ltd NEA-AU 30% 106 Netwealth Group Ltd NWL-AU 10% 107 New Hope Corp Ltd NHC-AU 10% 108 Newcrest Mining Ltd NCM-AU 10% 109 News Corp NWS-AU 10% 110 NEXTDC Ltd NXT-AU 10% 111 nib holdings Ltd/Australia NHF-AU 10% 112 Nine Entertainment Co Holdings Ltd NEC-AU 10% 113 Northern Star Resources Ltd NST-AU 10% 114 NRW Holdings Ltd NWH-AU 10% 115 Nufarm Ltd/Australia NUF-AU 10% 116 Oil Search Ltd OSH-AU 10% 117 Orica Ltd ORI-AU 10% 118 Origin Energy Ltd ORG-AU 10% 119 Orora Ltd ORA-AU 10% 120 OZ Minerals Ltd OZL-AU 10% 121 Pendal Group Ltd PDL-AU 10% 122 Perenti Global Ltd PRN-AU 25% 123 Perpetual Ltd PPT-AU 10% 124 Platinum Asset Management Ltd PTM-AU 10% 125 PolyNovo Ltd PNV-AU 10% 126 Premier Investments Ltd PMV-AU 10% 127 Pro Medicus Ltd PME-AU 10% 128 Qantas Airways Ltd QAN-AU 10% 129 QBE Insurance Group Ltd QBE-AU 10% 130 Qube Holdings Ltd QUB-AU 10% 131 Ramsay Health Care Ltd RHC-AU 10% 132 REA Group Ltd REA-AU 10% 133 Regis Resources Ltd RRL-AU 10% 134 Reliance Worldwide Corp Ltd RWC-AU 10% 135 ResMed Inc RMD-AU 10% 136 Rio Tinto Ltd RIO-AU 10% 137 Santos Ltd STO-AU 10% 138 Saracen Mineral Holdings Ltd SAR-AU 10% 139 Scentre Group SCG-AU 10% 140 SEEK Ltd SEK-AU 10% 141 Seven Group Holdings Ltd SVW-AU 10% 142 Shopping Centres Australasia Property Gr SCP-AU 10% 143 Sims Ltd SGM-AU 10% 144 SKYCITY Entertainment Group Ltd SKC-AU 25% 145 SmartGroup Corp Ltd SIQ-AU 10% 146 Sonic Healthcare Ltd SHL-AU 10% 147 South32 Ltd S32-AU 10% 148 Spark Infrastructure Group SKI-AU 10% 149 Spark New Zealand Ltd SPK-AU 10% 150 St Barbara Ltd SBM-AU 10% 151 Star Entertainment Grp Ltd/The SGR-AU 10% 152 Steadfast Group Ltd SDF-AU 10% 153 Stockland SGP-AU 10% 154 Suncorp Group Ltd SUN-AU 10% 155 Super Retail Group Ltd SUL-AU 10% 156 Sydney Airport SYD-AU 10% 157 Tabcorp Holdings Ltd TAH-AU 10% 158 Technology One Ltd TNE-AU 10% 159 Telstra Corp Ltd TLS-AU 10% 160 TPG Telecom Ltd TPM-AU 10% 161 Transurban Group TCL-AU 10% 162 Treasury Wine Estates Ltd TWE-AU 10% 163 Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield URW-AU 10% 164 Vicinity Centres VCX-AU 10% 165 Virgin Money UK PLC VUK-AU 20% 166 Viva Energy Group Ltd VEA-AU 10% 167 Viva Energy REIT VVR-AU 10% 168 Vocus Group Ltd VOC-AU 10% 169 Washington H Soul Pattinson & Co Ltd SOL-AU 10% 170 Webjet Ltd WEB-AU 10% 171 Wesfarmers Ltd WES-AU 10% 172 Westpac Banking Corp WBC-AU 10% 173 Whitehaven Coal Ltd WHC-AU 10% 174 WiseTech Global Ltd WTC-AU 10% 175 Woodside Petroleum Ltd WPL-AU 10% 176 Woolworths Group Ltd WOW-AU 10% 177 Worley Ltd WOR-AU 10% 178 Xero 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