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STOXX® UK 50 INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) UNILEVER PLC Oil & Gas null 7.54 ASTRAZENECA Oil & Gas null 7.32 HSBC Oil & Gas null 5.91 DIAGEO Oil & Gas null 5.39 GLAXOSMITHKLINE Oil & Gas null 4.77 BP Oil & Gas null 4.27 RIO TINTO Oil & Gas null 4.15 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Oil & Gas null 4.03 ROYAL DUTCH SHELL A Oil & Gas null 3.91 RECKITT BENCKISER GRP Oil & Gas null 3.14 BHP GROUP PLC. Oil & Gas null 2.83 RELX PLC Oil & Gas null 2.53 PRUDENTIAL Oil & Gas null 2.51 ANGLO AMERICAN Oil & Gas null 2.30 VODAFONE GRP Oil & Gas null 2.28 LLOYDS BANKING GRP Oil & Gas null 2.19 NATIONAL GRID Oil & Gas null 2.18 GLENCORE PLC Oil & Gas null 2.16 COMPASS GRP Oil & Gas null 1.87 BARCLAYS Oil & Gas null 1.87 EXPERIAN Oil & Gas null 1.68 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Oil & Gas null 1.67 ASHTEAD GRP Oil & Gas null 1.50 FERGUSON PLC Oil & Gas null 1.50 BT GRP Oil & Gas null 1.17 BAE SYSTEMS Oil & Gas null 1.15 TESCO Oil & Gas null 1.14 AVIVA Oil & Gas null 1.08 LEGAL & GENERAL GRP Oil & Gas null 1.08 SCOTTISH & SOUTHERN ENERGY Oil & Gas null 1.06 IMPERIAL BRANDS Oil & Gas null 1.00 SMITH & NEPHEW Oil & Gas null 0.90 SEGRO Oil & Gas null 0.86 STANDARD CHARTERED Oil & Gas null 0.83 OCADO Oil & Gas null 0.80 WPP Oil & Gas null 0.80 3I GROUP PLC. Oil & Gas null 0.77 NEXT Oil & Gas null 0.69 HALMA Oil & Gas null 0.68 CRODA INTERNATIONAL Oil & Gas null 0.67 SPIRAX-SARCO Oil & Gas null 0.65 PERSIMMON Oil & Gas null 0.64 INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GRP Oil & Gas null 0.63 RENTOKIL INITIAL Oil & Gas null 0.60 INTERTEK GRP Oil & Gas null 0.59 BURBERRY Oil & Gas null 0.59 MONDI Oil & Gas null 0.56 ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS Oil & Gas null 0.55 BUNZL Oil & Gas null 0.52 SAGE GRP Oil & Gas null 0.50 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation.

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