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Geneva, November 10, 2020 MSCI GLOBAL SMALL CAP INDEXES The following are changes in constituents for the MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes which will take place as of the close of November 30, 2020. SUMMARY PER COUNTRY and PER REGION: Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Asia Pacific AUSTRALIA 15 5 JAPAN 50 50 HONG KONG 9 12 SINGAPORE 3 5 MALAYSIA 12 2 INDONESIA 5 4 PHILIPPINES 2 1 TAIWAN 25 2 KOREA 32 8 THAILAND 9 2 INDIA 30 8 CHINA 36 18 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Europe, Middle East and Africa GREECE 2 1 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES1 2 BELGIUM 2 1 SWITZERLAND 2 2 DENMARK 1 1 SPAIN 3 0 FRANCE 8 9 GERMANY 10 4 NETHERLANDS 4 0 ITALY 3 3 NORWAY 2 1 AUSTRIA 1 1 SWEDEN 14 1 UNITED KINGDOM 17 8 FINLAND 3 1 TURKEY 12 0 ISRAEL 16 1 KUWAIT 14 0 SOUTH AFRICA 3 2 POLAND 4 1 CZECH REPUBLIC 1 0 RUSSIA 1 0 EGYPT 0 1 SAUDI ARABIA 5 0 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Americas USA 104 55 CANADA 18 10 MEXICO 1 1 CHILE 2 0 BRAZIL 6 2 PERU 1 0 ARGENTINA 0 4 ASIA PACIFIC Page 1 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved MSCI AUSTRALIA INDEX Additions Deletions ALKANE RESOURCES AVITA THERAPEUTICS CDI BELLEVUE GOLD ESTIA HEALTH CENTURIA CAPITAL REGIS HEALTHCARE CHALICE GOLD MINES TUAS GROUP CODAN VILLAGE ROADSHOW DE GREY MINING ELECTRO OPTIC SYS HLDGS HOME CONSORTIUM NICK SCALI NICKEL MINES POINTSBET HOLDINGS REDBUBBLE SEALINK TRAVEL GROUP LTD TEMPLE & WEBSTER GROUP WEST AFRICAN RESOURCES MSCI JAPAN INDEX Additions Deletions AOZORA BANK ACHILLES CORP BASE AISAN INDUSTRY CO BENESSE HOLDINGS AKITA BANK (THE) BUSHIROAD AOYAMA TRADING CO CELLSOURCE ASAHI DIAMOND INDL CO DAICEL CORP AZBIL CORP EDULAB BANDO CHEMICAL IND ELECTRIC POWER DEV CAPCOM CO FUJI MEDIA HOLDINGS CHIYODA INTEGRE CO GA TECHNOLOGIES CMIC HOLDINGS CO HENNGE CMK CORP INAGEYA CO CORONA CORP ISETAN MITSUKOSHI HLDGS DAIDO METAL CO ITMEDIA INC DAISYO CORP JAPAN PRIME REALTY INV HARMONIC DRIVE SYSTEMS JGC HOLDINGS CORP HISAKA WORKS JTEKT CORP IBIDEN CO KAMIGUMI CO ISHIHARA SANGYO KAISHA KAONAVI J TRUST CO KAWASAKI HEAVY IND JAPAN TISSUE ENGINEERING KFC HOLDINGS JAPAN JVC KENWOOD CORP KOJIMA CO KENKO MAYONNAISE CO LIFENET INSURANCE CO KNT-CT HOLDINGS CO MAKUAKE KOEI TECMO HOLDINGS CO MARUICHI STEEL TUBE KOURAKUEN HOLDINGS CORP MEBUKI FINANCIAL GROUP KROSAKI HARIMA CORP MEDPEER MACROMILL MITSUBISHI MATERIALS MEIKO NETWORK JAPAN CO MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORP MITSUI E&S HOLDINGS CO MODALIS THERAPEUTICS NETUREN CO NAFCO CO NIPPON BEET SUGAR MFG CO NIKON CORP NIPPON THOMPSON NIPPON TELEVISION HLDGS NISSIN CORP OSAKA ORGANIC CHEM IND OSAKI ELECTRIC CO PARK24 CO OSJB HOLDINGS CORP PHARMA FOODS INTL RHEON AUTOMATIC MACH PR TIMES RIKEN CORP PRORED PARTNERS SANKYO TATEYAMA HOLDINGS SAIBU GAS CO SEC CARBON SEVEN BANK SEKISUI KASEI CO SHINNIHONSEIYAKU SHINDENGEN ELECTRIC SHOWA DENKO K.K TEKKEN CORP SRE HOLDINGS TOPY INDUSTRIES SUMITOMO HEAVY IND TOWA BANK SUMITOMO RUBBER IND TSI HOLDINGS CO SURALA NET WARABEYA NICHIYO HLDGS TERRASKY CO YAMADA CONSULTING GROUP V CUBE YAMANASHI CHUO BANK(THE) VALUENCE HOLDINGS YOROZU CORP YOKOHAMA RUBBER CO YUSHIN PRECISION EQUIP MSCI HONG KONG INDEX Page 2 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved Additions Deletions ATLAS CORP (HK) AUSNUTRIA DAIRY (HK) CK LIFE SCIENCES INTL CSI PROPERTIES COWELL E HOLDINGS CSTONE PHARMACEUTICALS FUTU HOLDINGS A ADR DTXS SILK ROAD INV HLDGS IGG (HK) FAIRWOOD HOLDINGS KERRY PROPERTIES FIH MOBILE MGM CHINA HOLDINGS GIORDANO INTERNATIONAL REALORD GROUP HLDGS (HK) MANDARIN ORIENTAL (USD) TEXHONG TEXTILE GRP (HK) MINTH GROUP (HK) REGAL HOTELS INTL TK GROUP HOLDINGS XINYI GLASS HOLDING CO MSCI SINGAPORE INDEX Additions Deletions AEM HOLDINGS CHIP ENG SENG MEDTECS INTL CORP FIRST REIT YANGZIJIANG SHIPBUILD LIPPO MALLS INDONESIA SABANA SHARIAH INDL REIT SIIC ENVIRONMENT HLDGS MSCI MALAYSIA INDEX Additions Deletions ASTRO MALAYSIA HOLDINGS AEON CAREPLUS GROUP ECO WORLD DEV GRP CARLSBERG BREWERY COMFORT GLOVES DUFU TECH DUOPHARMA BIOTECH FOCUS DYNAMICS GROUP GREATECH TECHNOLOGY MI TECHNOVATION UNISEM (MALAYSIA) UWC YTL POWER INTL MSCI INDONESIA INDEX Additions Deletions BANK BRISYARIAH MATAHARI DEPARTMENT METRO HEALTHCARE INDO PELAYARAN TAMARIN SMARTFREN TELECOM RAMAYANA LESTARI SENTOSA TIMAH SAWIT SUMBERMAS TBK XL AXIATA TBK MSCI PHILIPPINES INDEX Additions Deletions AC ENERGY PHILIPPINES PILIPINAS SHELL PETRO ROBINSONS LAND CORP MSCI TAIWAN INDEX Additions Deletions ADIMMUNE ONENESS BIOTECH ALPHA NETWORKS UNIMICRON TECHNOLOGY AP MEMORY TECH APEX INTERNATIONAL CHUNG HSIN ELEC & MACH DYACO INTERNATIONAL EVA AIRWAYS CORP FORMOSA TAFFETA CO FORTUNE ELECTRIC CO GLOBAL MIXED-MODE TECH GUDENG PRECISION INDL KUOYANG CONSTRUCTION MEDIGEN VACCINE MICROBIO CO MOTECH INDUSTRIES PEGAVISION SENSORTEK TECHNOLOGY SOLAR APPLIED MATRLS Page 3 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved SPEED TECH CORP SUNREX TECHNOLOGY CORP SWANCOR HOLDING CO TOPKEY CORP TSEC CORP UNIVERSAL CEMENT UNIVERSAL VISION BIOTECH MSCI KOREA INDEX Additions Deletions ACE TECHNOLOGIES AK HOLDINGS APROGEN PHARMACEUTICALS DAEDUCK CO BIONEER DAEKYO CO BNK FINANCIAL GROUP DOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRIES CAREGEN KISWIRE DAEJOO ELECTRONIC MATRLS LG HELLOVISION DAWONSYS SK CHEMICALS (NEW) DONGWHA PHARM CO STCUBE DREAMTECH ENF TECHNOLOGY CO EUBIOLOGICS EUGENE TECHNOLOGY CO HANJIN HEAVY INDUSTRIES HYOSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIES JETEMA JR GLOBAL REIT KPM TECH NEOWIZ POSCO INTERNATIONAL RSUPPORT S MAC S&S TECH SAMKANG M&T SANG A FLONTEC SEOUL VIOSYS SHINSUNG E&G CO SIMM TECH CO (NEW) SOLID TAIHAN ELECTRIC WIRE CO TESNA UNISON CO UNITEST INC MSCI THAILAND INDEX Additions Deletions BANPU POWER STP & I PUBLIC CO ICHITAN GROUP THAI AIRWAYS INTL IRPC PUBLIC COMPANY JAYMART MK RESTAURANTS GROUP R&B FOOD SUPPLY THAIFOODS GROUP TISCO FINANCIAL GROUP VGI MSCI INDIA INDEX Additions Deletions 3M INDIA ADANI ENTERPRISES AARTI DRUGS APOLLO HOSPITALS ADANI GAS BALKRISHNA INDUSTRIES ADITYA BIRLA CAPITAL FUTURE LIFESTYLE FASHION ADVANCED ENZYME TECH GE POWER INDIA AFFLE (INDIA) MOIL ALKYL AMINES CHEMICALS PI INDUSTRIES ASTER DM HEALTHCARE TCNS CLOTHING BIRLASOFT BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING CASTROL INDIA CENTRAL DEPOSITORY CYIENT FINE ORGANIC INDUSTRIES FIRSTSOURCE SOLUTIONS Page 4 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved GARWARE TECHNICAL FIBRES INFIBEAM AVENUES IOL CHEMICALS AND PHARMA L AND T FINANCE HOLDINGS LIC HOUSING FINANCE MAS FINANCIAL SERVICES MINDSPACE BUSINESS REIT NARAYANA HRUDAYALAYA RATNAMANI METALS & TUBES SONATA SOFTWARE TANLA SOLUTIONS THYROCARE TECHNOLOGIES VAIBHAV GLOBAL ZENSAR TECHNOLOGIES ZYDUS WELLNESS MSCI CHINA INDEX Additions Deletions BEIJING ENT URBN RES GRP ATLAS CORP BEST INC A ADR CHINA MEIDONG AUTO HLDG BEYONDSPRING CHINA METAL RESOURCES CATHAY MEDIA & EDU GRP CHINA YOUZAN (CN) CENTRAL CHINA NEW LIFE FULLSHARE HOLDINGS (CN) CHANGSHA BROAD HOMES H GR PROPERTIES (CN) CHINA ISOTOPE H HAICHANG OCEAN PARK HLDG CHINA ONLINE EDU GRP ADR HEBEI CONSTRUCTION GRP H CHINA TOBACCO INTL HK HKC HOLDINGS CMGE TECHNOLOGY HONG KONG FIN INV (CN) CSTONE PHARMA(CN) IGG (CN) DIFFER GROUP HOLDING LIFESTYLE CHINA GROUP EASTERN COMMU. B NOVA GROUP HOLDINGS (CN) EBANG INTL HOLDINGS A REALORD GROUP HLDGS (CN) EDVANTAGE GROUP HOLDINGS SHIRBLE DEPARTMENT STORE FIH MOBILE (CN) TEXHONG TEXTILE GROUP FIRST TRACTOR CO H TRULY INTL HOLDINGS (CN) GANGLONG CHINA PPTY GRP YADEA GROUP HOLDINGS GENETRON HLDGS ADR GREATVIEW ASEPTIC (CN) GREENTOWN MGMT HLDGS ICLICK INTERACTIVE A ADR IMMUNOTECH BIOPHARM INNER MONGOLIA YITAI B INNOCARE PHARMA LEXINFINTECH HLDG A ADR PUXIN SHANGHAI INDL HOLDINGS SICHUAN EXPRESSWAY CO H SICHUAN XINHUA WINSHAR H SINO OCEAN GROUP HOLDING SINOPEC ENG GROUP CO H SO YOUNG INTL A ADR SOHO CHINA XD (CN) YUZHOU GROUP HOLDINGS CO EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA MSCI GREECE INDEX Additions Deletions HELLENIC PETROLEUM HELLENIC EXCHANGES MOTOR OIL HELLAS MSCI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES INDEX Additions Deletions ARAMEX COMPANY DEYAAR DEVELOPMENT DXB ENTERTAINMENTS MSCI BELGIUM INDEX Additions Deletions TELENET EXMAR XIOR STUDENT HOUSING Page 5 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved MSCI SWITZERLAND INDEX Additions Deletions MEYER BURGER TECHNOLOGY ORASCOM DEV HLDG INH RELIEF THERAPEUTICS HLDG VP BANK NAMEN A MSCI DENMARK INDEX Additions Deletions BRODRENE HARTMANN ROCKWOOL INTERNATIONAL B MSCI SPAIN INDEX Additions Deletions BANKINTER None MAPFRE SOLARPACK CORP TECH MSCI FRANCE INDEX Additions Deletions ICADE DBV TECHNOLOGIES JC DECAUX INTERNATIONAL EUROPCAR MOBILITY MCPHY ENERGY GENFIT NACON GL EVENTS NEOEN JACQUET METALS NOVACYT MAUREL ET PROM PHARMAGEST INTERACTIVE OENEO VALNEVA RALLYE VALLOUREC MSCI GERMANY INDEX Additions Deletions ADESSO BECHTLE ALLGEIER HOLDING HELLOFRESH EXASOL LEONI FRAPORT RATIONAL HOME24 MEDIOS METRO STAMM (NEW) THYSSEN KRUPP WESTWING GROUP ZEAL NETWORK MSCI NETHERLANDS INDEX Additions Deletions AERCAP HOLDINGS NV None CM COM SLIGRO FOOD GROUP VAN LANSCHOT KEMPEN MSCI ITALY INDEX Additions Deletions GVS AMPLIFON LEONARDO CAIRO COMMUNICATIONS PIRELLI DEA CAPITAL MSCI NORWAY INDEX Additions Deletions PEXIP HOLDING NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE XXL MSCI AUSTRIA INDEX Additions Deletions ANDRITZ KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM MSCI SWEDEN INDEX Additions Deletions Page 6 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - November 10, 2020 © MSCI 2020, All rights reserved BACTIGUARD HOLDING B FASTIGHETS AB BALDER B BETTER COLLECTIVE BHG GROUP BONESUPPORT HOLDING CALLIDITAS THERAPEUTICS CANTARGIA GARO IMMUNOVIA INVISIO KNOW IT AB LIME TECHNOLOGIES PLATZER FASTIGHETER
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    ROCKWOOL International A/S Meddelelse nr. 2 – 2016 Hovedgaden 584, Indgang C Til Nasdaq Copenhagen 2640 Hedehusene Tlf.: 46 56 03 00 www.rockwool.com CVR-nr.: 54879415 Side 1/1 26. februar 2016 ROCKWOOL koncernen øger de forretningsmæssige resultater Bestyrelsen for ROCKWOOL International A/S har i dag godkendt årsrapporten for 1. januar – 31. december 2015. CEO Jens Birgersson udtaler om koncernens resultater: ”Vi fik en god start på vores forandringsprogram og en god afslutning på året. Vi er sikre på at programmet vil give sig udslag i bedre resultater og øget indtjening. De globale markeder for byggeri er ikke upåvirkede af den generelle økonomiske uro men vi fastholder vores ambition om at fortsætte den positive vækst”. Hovedpunkter 2015 Omsætningen steg med 2,2 % i lokal valuta. Omsætningen blev på EUR 2.208 mio., en stigning på 1,3 % i rapporterede tal. Koncernens forandringsprogram forløber som planlagt og fratrædelsesomkostninger relateret til 2015 beløber sig til EUR 15,4 mio. En nedskrivning af forretningerne i Indien og Kina på EUR 21,4 mio. er inkluderet i 2015. Årets driftsresultat uden de ovennævnte poster steg med 6 % til EUR 172 mio. svarende til 7,8 % EBIT ratio – en stigning på 0,4 procent point i forhold til sidste år. Cash flow fra driftsaktiviteter udgjorde EUR 297 mio. – en stigning på 45 % i forhold til 2014. Investeringer og akkvisitioner udgjorde i alt EUR 201 mio. Udbyttet foreslås øget fra DKK 11,30 til DKK 11,50 pr. aktie. Forventninger til 2016 Koncernen forventer en svagt positiv omsætningsstigning i lokal valuta i 2016.
  • ROCKWOOL International A/S

    ROCKWOOL International A/S

    ROCKWOOL International A/S Annual General Meeting 7 April 2021 Annual General Meeting 7 April 2021 © ROCKWOOL International A/S 1 Agenda 1. The board of directors’ report on the company’s activities during the past financial year 2. Presentation of annual report with auditors’ report 3. Adoption of the annual report for the past financial year and discharge of liability for the management and the board of directors 4. Presentation of and advisory vote on remuneration report 5. Approval of the remuneration of the board of directors for 2021/2022 6. Allocation of profits according to the adopted accounts 7. Election of members to the board of directors 8. Appointment of auditors 9. Proposals from the board of directors or shareholders Proposals from the board of directors: 9a. Authorization to acquire own shares 9b. Reduction of the company’s share capital for the purpose of cancelling own shares 9c. Proposal for amendments of the Articles of Association (i) Electronic general meeting (ii) Remuneration report Proposals from shareholders: 9d. Assessment of environmental and community impacts from siting of manufacturing facilities 9e. Disclosure of political contributions 10. Any other business Annual General Meeting 7 April 2021 © ROCKWOOL International A/S 2 Agenda item 1 and 2 The board of directors’ report on the company’s activities during the past financial year and presentation of annual report with auditors’ report Annual General Meeting 7 April 2021 © ROCKWOOL International A/S 3 Annual General Meeting 2021 Thomas Kähler Chairman
  • Cyient Ltd January 18, 2018

    Cyient Ltd January 18, 2018

    Cyient Ltd January 18, 2018 Analyst: Mayank Babla (022) 67141412 Initiating Coverage @ Dalal Broacha BUY Cyient provides engineering, manufacturing, geospatial, network, and operations Current Price management services to global industry leaders. The company has a network of more than 590 14,000 associates across 38 global solutions and specializes in Engineering Design, Electronics Target Price 699 Manufacturing & Precision Machining, Aftermarket services, Network Engineering and Upside/Downside 18% Solution Designs, System Development and Integration, Service Assurance & Maintenance, Geospatial Solutions, Big Data Consulting, IOT/MSM and Advanced Analytics. 52 Week Range 605/440 Expect overall Engineering outsourcing market to increase as well as outsourcing to India Key Share Data to grow at 13.7% CAGR between FY17 and FY2021E Market M M Market Cap (Rs.bn) 65.5 Of the $232 Bn spent by G500 companies on ER&D, only $85 Bn is outsourced to ‘offshore rd Market Cap (US$ mn) inhouse R&D centers’ ($34 Bn) and ‘Offshore 3 party engineering service providers’ $51 Bn). 1,023 Industry estimates indicate that the pie of 3rd party engineering providers will increase at a No of o/s shares (mn) 112 CAGR of 9.3% between FY17 and FY21E. Of the $51 Bn outsourced to 3rd party, Indian Face Value 5 companies account for on $8.9 Bn only. This figure is estimated to grow at 14% CAGR Monthly Avg. between FY17 and FY21E. We expect IT engineering service providers such as Cyient, Persistent, KPIT and Tata Elxsi to be major beneficiary of this trend. vol(BSE+NSE) Nos’000 146.4 BSE Code 532175 Expect A&D, Communications, Transportation, Semi-conductor and DLM verticals, which NSE Code CYIENT contribute ~76% of overall revenues to report higher double-digit growth over FY19Eand Bloomberg CYL IN FY20E Cyient’s unique vertical mix ensures benefit from key industry growth drivers.
  • 3-068-18 Susanne Dyrbol

    3-068-18 Susanne Dyrbol

    Working with energy audits in the ROCKWOOL Group Susanne Dyrbøl & Mette Drejstel Abstract No. 3-068-18 The ROCKWOOL Group & 1 SDGs as strategic tool Energy and insulation 2 Audits 3 Learnings The ROCKWOOL Group 45 11,000 Manufacturing Employees with facilities 61 nationalities 39 Countries with sustained presence €2,374m Turnover in 2017 3÷ © ROCKWOOL International A/S Six Group Sustainability Goals Reclaimed waste Health, safety and wellbeing CO2 emissions Our goal: Increase the number of Our goal: Reduce Lost Time Incident Our goal: Reduce CO2 emission (LTI) frequency rate and ensure zero countries where we offer recyclinG intensity from our factories fatalities annually services for our products 10% 0 15 30 10% 20% Fatalities per year reduction in LTI Countries Countries by 2022 by 2030 frequency rate by 2022 by 2030 per year Water consumption Landfill waste Energy efficiency Reduce water consumption intensity Our goal: Reduce landfill waste from Improve this in own (non-renovated) within our factories our factories building stock (kWh/m2) Note: The baseline for five of the six Group Sustainability Goals is 2015. Our safety goal baseline is revised annually. The ROCKWOOL Group & 1 SDGs as strategic tool 2 Energy and insulation Audits 3 Learnings 5÷ © ROCKWOOL International A/S More than just production…. But today we focus on production ÷ © ROCKWOOL International A/S A typical ROCKWOOL factory ÷ © ROCKWOOL International A/S 7 Sustainability Goal Execution Roadmap for Energy MonitorinG tool KPIs: C-level to shop floor on the lines SDG