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Stoxx® Nordic Total Market Small Index STOXX® NORDIC TOTAL MARKET SMALL INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) SIMCORP Technology Denmark 1.56 Valmet Industrial Goods & Services Finland 1.50 THULE GROUP Consumer Products & Services Sweden 1.44 STOREBRAND Insurance Norway 1.39 HOLMEN B Basic Resources Sweden 1.36 ROYAL UNIBREW Food, Beverage & Tobacco Denmark 1.35 DOMETIC GROUP AB Consumer Products & Services Sweden 1.35 NETCOMPANY GROUP AS Technology Denmark 1.28 ADDTECH B Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 1.25 AAK Food, Beverage & Tobacco Sweden 1.22 KINDRED GROUP Travel & Leisure Sweden 1.19 BAKKAFROST Food, Beverage & Tobacco Norway 1.16 SAGAX 'B' Real Estate Sweden 1.12 NEL Energy Norway 1.11 ENTRA Real Estate Norway 1.10 BEIJER REF AB Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 1.08 BILLERUDKORSNAS Basic Resources Sweden 1.06 AVANZA BANK HLDG Banks Sweden 1.05 SCATEC Energy Norway 1.03 SAMHALLSBYGGNADSBOL AGET NORD Real Estate Sweden 0.97 NORDIC SEMICONDUCTOR Technology Norway 0.93 WALLENSTAM B Real Estate Sweden 0.91 NORDIC ENTERTAINMENT GROUP B Media Sweden 0.90 HEXPOL 'B' Basic Resources Sweden 0.88 KONECRANES Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.87 TIETOEVRY Technology Finland 0.86 RINGKJOBING LANDBOBANK Banks Denmark 0.86 WIHLBORGS FASTIGHETER Real Estate Sweden 0.85 AF POYRY B Construction & Materials Sweden 0.83 BAVARIAN NORDIC Health Care Denmark 0.83 BRAVIDA HOLDING AB Construction & Materials Sweden 0.83 AXFOOD Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Sweden 0.79 PEAB B Construction & Materials Sweden 0.79 ALK-ABELLO B Health Care Denmark 0.77 JYSKE BANK Banks Denmark 0.76 SSAB B Basic Resources Sweden 0.75 SUBSEA7 Energy Norway 0.73 LOOMIS Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.72 TOPDANMARK Insurance Denmark 0.71 SPAREBANK 1 SR-BANK ASA Banks Norway 0.69 CARGOTEC CORPORATION Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.65 JM Real Estate Sweden 0.64 METSA BOARD B Basic Resources Finland 0.64 Borregaard Chemicals Norway 0.63 ADDLIFE Health Care Sweden 0.63 QT GROUP Technology Finland 0.62 KUNGSLEDEN Real Estate Sweden 0.62 INTRUM Financial Services Sweden 0.61 SECTRA 'B' Health Care Sweden 0.60 KONGSBERG GRUPPEN Industrial Goods & Services Norway 0.59 NYFOSA Real Estate Sweden 0.59 DFDS Industrial Goods & Services Denmark 0.58 NOLATO 'B' Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.58 AKER A Financial Services Norway 0.58 MIPS Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.58 TGS-NOPEC GEOPHYSICAL Energy Norway 0.58 NOR FINANS HOLDING Banks Norway 0.56 VITROLIFE Health Care Sweden 0.55 BURE EQUITY Financial Services Sweden 0.54 MYCRONIC Technology Sweden 0.54 HUFVUDSTADEN Real Estate Sweden 0.54 KEMIRA Chemicals Finland 0.54 LAGERCRANTZ GROUP 'B' Technology Sweden 0.53 INSTALCO AB Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.53 PANDOX B Real Estate Sweden 0.52 OUTOKUMPU Basic Resources Finland 0.52 LINDAB INTERNATIONAL Construction & Materials Sweden 0.51 SPAREBANK 1 SMN Banks Norway 0.51 FLSMIDTH & COMPANY Construction & Materials Denmark 0.51 CELLINK B Health Care Sweden 0.51 ARJO B Health Care Sweden 0.51 NKT Industrial Goods & Services Denmark 0.50 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® NORDIC TOTAL MARKET SMALL INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) SYDBANK Banks Denmark 0.49 REVENIO GROUP Health Care Finland 0.48 VEIDEKKE Construction & Materials Norway 0.47 NCC B Construction & Materials Sweden 0.47 GRANGES Automobiles & Parts Sweden 0.46 SANOMA Media Finland 0.45 MEDICOVER AB Health Care Sweden 0.45 BHG Group AB Retail Sweden 0.45 TIKKURILA Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.44 ATEA Technology Norway 0.41 AKTKT.SCHOUW & CO. Industrial Goods & Services Denmark 0.41 MODERN TIMES GRP B Media Sweden 0.41 ELECTROLUX PROFESSIONAL B Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.40 TERVEYSTALO OY Health Care Finland 0.39 BOOZT AB Retail Sweden 0.39 BILIA 'A' Retail Sweden 0.38 SCANDINAVIAN TOBACCO GROUP Food, Beverage & Tobacco Denmark 0.38 VITEC SOFTWARE GROUP B Technology Sweden 0.37 CATENA Real Estate Sweden 0.37 MUNTERS GROUP AB Construction & Materials Sweden 0.37 CHEMOMETEC Health Care Denmark 0.37 AF GRUPPEN 'A' Construction & Materials Norway 0.37 UPONOR Construction & Materials Finland 0.37 PEXIP HOLDING ASA Technology Norway 0.36 TROAX GROUP Basic Resources Sweden 0.35 NELES Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.34 TOKMANNI Retail Finland 0.34 RATOS B Financial Services Sweden 0.34 AUSTEVOLL SEAFOOD Food, Beverage & Tobacco Norway 0.33 BIOTAGE Health Care Sweden 0.33 ATLANTIC SAPPHIRE (OSL) Food, Beverage & Tobacco Norway 0.32 BETSSON B Travel & Leisure Sweden 0.32 ELKEM ASA Chemicals Norway 0.32 VAISALA 'A' Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.32 SSAB A Basic Resources Sweden 0.31 ZEALAND PHARMA Health Care Denmark 0.31 FINGERPRINT CARDS B Technology Sweden 0.31 INVISIO Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.30 SPAREBANK 1 NORD-NORGE Banks Norway 0.30 MUSTI GROUP PLC Retail Finland 0.30 KLOVERN 'B' Real Estate Sweden 0.30 HMS NETWORKS Telecommunications Sweden 0.29 Bonava B Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.29 EUROPRIS Retail Norway 0.29 YIT Construction & Materials Finland 0.29 INWIDO Construction & Materials Sweden 0.29 VNV GLOBAL Financial Services Sweden 0.29 ADDNODE GROUP B Technology Sweden 0.29 SPAREBANKEN VEST Banks Norway 0.29 FRONTLINE Industrial Goods & Services Norway 0.28 OLVI 'A' Food, Beverage & Tobacco Finland 0.28 ATRIUM LJUNGBERG 'B' Real Estate Sweden 0.28 SPAR NORD BANK Banks Denmark 0.28 ONCOPEPTIDES Health Care Sweden 0.27 BIOGAIA 'B' Health Care Sweden 0.27 NOBIA Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.27 DRILLING COMPANY OF 1972 Energy Denmark 0.26 ENENTO GROUP Financial Services Finland 0.26 FISKARS Consumer Products & Services Finland 0.26 BEIJER ALMA B Basic Resources Sweden 0.26 PER AARSLEFF HOLDING B Construction & Materials Denmark 0.26 LINK MOBILITY GROUP HOLDINGS A Telecommunications Norway 0.26 RESURS HOLDING Financial Services Sweden 0.25 CITYCON Real Estate Finland 0.25 CONCENTRIC Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.25 ACADEMEDIA Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.24 NOBINA Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.24 FJORDKRAFT HOLDING ASA Utilities Norway 0.24 SBANKEN Banks Norway 0.24 PLATZER FASTIGHETER HOLDING B Real Estate Sweden 0.23 XVIVO PERFUSION Health Care Sweden 0.23 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® NORDIC TOTAL MARKET SMALL INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) HANSA BIOPHARMA Health Care Sweden 0.23 HEXAGON COMPOSITES Industrial Goods & Services Norway 0.23 HEBA FASTIGHETS B Real Estate Sweden 0.23 COOR SERVICE MANAGEMENT Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.23 ALM BRAND Insurance Denmark 0.23 AKTIA 'A' Banks Finland 0.22 BOUVET Technology Norway 0.22 DIOS FASTIGHETER Real Estate Sweden 0.22 BUFAB Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.22 SCANDIC HOTELS GROUP AB Travel & Leisure Sweden 0.21 PROTECTOR FORSIKRING Insurance Norway 0.21 CAMURUS Health Care Sweden 0.21 TOBII Technology Sweden 0.21 CAVERION Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.20 FENIX OUTDOOR INTL Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.20 ATTENDO AB Health Care Sweden 0.20 DUSTIN GROUP Retail Sweden 0.20 DNO ASA Energy Norway 0.19 KLOVERN PREF. Real Estate Sweden 0.19 AMBEA AB Health Care Sweden 0.19 CRAYON GROUP HOLDING Technology Norway 0.19 LASSILA & TIKANOJA Utilities Finland 0.19 BETTER COLLECTIVE Technology Sweden 0.19 KNOWIT Technology Sweden 0.18 BASWARE Technology Finland 0.18 CLOETTA 'B' Food, Beverage & Tobacco Sweden 0.18 ALIMAK GROUP Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.18 CELLAVISION Health Care Sweden 0.18 SPAREBANK 1 OESTLANDET Banks Norway 0.18 BONHEUR Industrial Goods & Services Norway 0.18 SKISTAR B Travel & Leisure Sweden 0.18 DMPKBT.NORDEN Industrial Goods & Services Denmark 0.17 KARNOV GROUP AB Consumer Products & Services Sweden 0.17 OEM INTERNATIONAL B Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.17 RAISIO Food, Beverage & Tobacco Finland 0.17 HARVIA Consumer Products & Services Finland 0.17 MEKONOMEN Automobiles & Parts Sweden 0.17 KAMUX Retail Finland 0.17 GRIEG SEAFOOD Food, Beverage & Tobacco Norway 0.17 ORESUND INVESTMENT Financial Services Sweden 0.17 SYSTEMAIR Construction & Materials Sweden 0.17 FINNAIR Travel & Leisure Finland 0.16 MIDSONA B Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Sweden 0.16 BW LPG Industrial Goods & Services Norway 0.16 EOLUS VIND B Energy Sweden 0.16 LIME TECHNOLOGIES Technology Sweden 0.16 OLAV THON EIEP. Real Estate Norway 0.16 FAST PARTNER Real Estate Sweden 0.15 XXL ASA Retail Norway 0.15 REC SILICON Chemicals Norway 0.15 LEO VEGAS Travel & Leisure Sweden 0.15 NORDIC WATERPROOFING HOLDING Construction & Materials Sweden 0.15 F-SECURE Technology Finland 0.15 FAGERHULT Construction & Materials Sweden 0.14 CLAS OHLSON B Retail Sweden 0.14 NORWAY ROYAL SALMON Food, Beverage & Tobacco Norway 0.14 CALLIDITAS THERAPEUTICS Health Care Sweden 0.14 OTELLO CORP ASA Technology Norway 0.14 CAPMAN 'B' Financial Services Finland 0.14 SAGAX D Real Estate Sweden 0.14 SAMHALLSBYGGNADSBOL AGET Real Estate Sweden 0.14 ADAPTEO Real Estate Sweden 0.14 SCANDI STANDARD Food, Beverage & Tobacco Sweden 0.14 PONSSE Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.14 NORWEGIAN ENERGY CO. Energy Norway 0.13 ARCTICZYMES TECHNOLOGIES Health Care Norway 0.13 DUNI Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Sweden 0.13 AKER SOLUTIONS Energy Norway 0.13 MARIMEKKO Consumer Products & Services Finland 0.13 ABG SUNDAL CLI.HLDG. Financial Services Norway 0.13 PHOTOCURE Health Care Norway 0.13 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® NORDIC TOTAL MARKET SMALL INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) MOMENTUM GROUP Industrial Goods & Services Sweden 0.12
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