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FTSE Italia All-Share 2 FTSE Russell Publications 19 August 2021 FTSE Italia All-Share Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 June 2021 Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country A2A 0.58 ITALY De' Longhi 0.51 ITALY Mediobanca 1.59 ITALY Abitare In 0.02 ITALY Dea Capital 0.02 ITALY Moncler 2.66 ITALY Acea 0.18 ITALY DiaSorin 0.78 ITALY Mondadori Editore 0.04 ITALY Aedes <0.005 ITALY Digital Bros 0.02 ITALY Mondo Tv 0.01 ITALY Aeffe 0.01 ITALY Dovalue 0.12 ITALY Monrif <0.005 ITALY Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi di Bologna 0.02 ITALY Edison Rsp 0.03 ITALY Mutuionline 0.14 ITALY Alerion Cleanpower 0.02 ITALY Eems <0.005 ITALY Neodecortech <0.005 ITALY Algowatt <0.005 ITALY El En 0.1 ITALY Netweek <0.005 ITALY Alkemy 0.01 ITALY Elica 0.01 ITALY Newlat Food 0.02 ITALY Ambienthesis <0.005 ITALY Emak 0.02 ITALY Nexi 1.76 ITALY Amplifon 1.17 ITALY Enav 0.21 ITALY Nova Re <0.005 ITALY Anima Holding 0.24 ITALY Enel 13.22 ITALY Openjobmetis 0.02 ITALY Aquafil 0.06 ITALY Enervit <0.005 ITALY Orsero 0.02 ITALY Ascopiave 0.06 ITALY Eni 5.6 ITALY OVS 0.06 ITALY Astaldi 0.05 ITALY Eprice <0.005 ITALY Pharmanutra 0.04 ITALY Atlantia 1.63 ITALY Equita Group 0.01 ITALY Philogen 0.04 ITALY Autogrill 0.25 ITALY Erg 0.3 ITALY Piaggio & C 0.12 ITALY Autostrade Meridionali 0.01 ITALY Esprinet 0.11 ITALY Pierrel <0.005 ITALY Avio 0.05 ITALY EuKedos <0.005 ITALY Pininfarina <0.005 ITALY Azimut Holding 0.54 ITALY Eurotech 0.03 ITALY Piovan 0.06 ITALY B&C Speakers 0.01 ITALY Exor NV 1.52 ITALY Piquadro 0.01 ITALY B.F. 0.04 ITALY Exprivia 0.01 ITALY Pirelli & C 0.51 ITALY Banca Finnat <0.005 ITALY Falck Renewables 0.14 ITALY Piteco 0.01 ITALY Banca Generali 0.44 ITALY Ferrari NV 4.59 ITALY PLC <0.005 ITALY Banca Ifis 0.07 ITALY Fidia <0.005 ITALY Poligrafica S Faustino <0.005 ITALY Banca Intermobiliare <0.005 ITALY Fiera Milano 0.02 ITALY Poste Italiane 1.1 ITALY Banca Mediolanum 0.51 ITALY Fila 0.07 ITALY Prima Industrie 0.02 ITALY Banca Monte Paschi Siena 0.07 ITALY Fincantieri 0.08 ITALY Prysmian 1.73 ITALY Banca Popolare Sondrio 0.36 ITALY Finecobank 1.95 ITALY Rai Way 0.1 ITALY Banca Profilo 0.01 ITALY Fnm 0.02 ITALY Ratti <0.005 ITALY Banca Sistema 0.02 ITALY Fullsix <0.005 ITALY Rcs Mediagroup 0.02 ITALY Banco BPM 0.89 ITALY Gabetti Property Solutions 0.01 ITALY Recordati 1.01 ITALY Basicnet 0.03 ITALY Garofalo Health Care 0.04 ITALY Reno de Medici 0.05 ITALY Bastogi <0.005 ITALY Gas Plus <0.005 ITALY Reply 0.68 ITALY Be 0.03 ITALY Gefran 0.01 ITALY Restart <0.005 ITALY Beghelli <0.005 ITALY Generali 4.72 ITALY Retelit 0.07 ITALY BFF Bank 0.34 ITALY Geox 0.02 ITALY Risanamento 0.01 ITALY Bialetti Industrie 0.01 ITALY Gequity <0.005 ITALY Roma 0.01 ITALY Biesse 0.08 ITALY Giglio Group <0.005 ITALY Rosss <0.005 ITALY Bioera <0.005 ITALY GPI 0.02 ITALY Sabaf 0.04 ITALY Borgosesia <0.005 ITALY GVS 0.21 ITALY Saes Getters 0.03 ITALY BPER Banca 0.42 ITALY Hera 0.59 ITALY Safilo Group 0.04 ITALY Brembo 0.34 ITALY I Grandi Viaggi 0.01 ITALY Saipem 0.25 ITALY Brioschi 0.01 ITALY Igd - Immobiliare Grande Distribuzione 0.06 ITALY Salcef Group 0.03 ITALY Brunello Cucinelli 0.36 ITALY Il Sole 24 Ore 0.01 ITALY Salvatore Ferragamo 0.26 ITALY Buzzi Unicem 0.45 ITALY Illimity Bank 0.16 ITALY Sanlorenzo 0.06 ITALY Cairo Communication 0.02 ITALY Immsi 0.02 ITALY Saras 0.08 ITALY Caleffi <0.005 ITALY Indel B 0.01 ITALY Seri Industrial 0.03 ITALY Caltagirone 0.01 ITALY Intek Group 0.02 ITALY Servizi Italia 0.01 ITALY Campari 1.21 ITALY Interpump Group 0.87 ITALY Sesa 0.2 ITALY Carel Industries 0.19 ITALY Intesa Sanpaolo 8.4 ITALY SICIT Group 0.04 ITALY Carraro 0.01 ITALY Inwit 0.73 ITALY SIT 0.01 ITALY Cattolica Assicurazioni 0.18 ITALY Irce 0.01 ITALY Snam 2.36 ITALY Cellularline 0.02 ITALY Iren 0.33 ITALY Softlab <0.005 ITALY Cembre 0.02 ITALY Isagro 0.02 ITALY Sogefi 0.01 ITALY Cementir Holding 0.09 ITALY IT Way <0.005 ITALY Sol 0.13 ITALY Centrale del latte di Italia <0.005 ITALY Italgas 0.59 ITALY Somec 0.01 ITALY Cerved Group 0.4 ITALY Italmobiliare 0.09 ITALY Stellantis NV 7.27 ITALY CIR - Compagnie Industriali Riunite 0.09 ITALY Ivs Group 0.02 ITALY STMicroelectronics 4.32 ITALY Class Editori <0.005 ITALY Juventus Football Club 0.08 ITALY Tamburi Investment Partners 0.18 ITALY Cnh Industrial 2.97 ITALY La Doria 0.05 ITALY Tas 0.01 ITALY Coima Res 0.03 ITALY Landi Renzo 0.01 ITALY Technogym 0.28 ITALY Compagnia Immobiliare Azionaria <0.005 ITALY Lazio 0.01 ITALY Telecom Italia 0.98 ITALY Conafi <0.005 ITALY Leonardo 0.59 ITALY Tenaris 0.93 ITALY Credito Emiliano 0.08 ITALY Luve 0.03 ITALY Terna 1.92 ITALY Csp International <0.005 ITALY Lventure Group <0.005 ITALY Tesmec 0.01 ITALY D'Amico International Shipping 0.02 ITALY Maire Tecnimont 0.11 ITALY Tinexta 0.14 ITALY Danieli & C 0.05 ITALY Marr 0.14 ITALY Tiscali 0.01 ITALY Datalogic 0.08 ITALY Mediaset 0.18 ITALY Titanmet <0.005 ITALY Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 3 19 August 2021 Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country Constituent Index weight (%) Country Tod'S 0.11 ITALY Unieuro 0.1 ITALY WIIT 0.04 ITALY Trevi Fin Industriale 0.02 ITALY Unipol 0.48 ITALY Zignago Vetro 0.11 ITALY Triboo <0.005 ITALY UnipolSai 0.23 ITALY Zucchi <0.005 ITALY Txt 0.01 ITALY Valsoia 0.01 ITALY Unicredit 4.7 ITALY Webuild 0.11 ITALY Source: FTSE Russell 2 of 3 19 August 2021 Data Explanation Weights Weights data is indicative, as values have been rounded up or down to two decimal points. 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