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Stoxx True Exposure™ Japan 100% Index STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ JAPAN 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) KDDI Corp. Telecommunications Japan 4.33 Oriental Land Co. Ltd. Travel & Leisure Japan 3.11 Central Japan Railway Co. Travel & Leisure Japan 3.00 NTT DoCoMo Inc. Telecommunications Japan 2.87 East Japan Railway Co. Travel & Leisure Japan 2.34 Mitsubishi Estate Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 2.10 SOFTBANK Telecommunications Japan 1.83 Nitori Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 1.82 Mitsui Fudosan Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 1.80 Daiwa House Industry Co. Ltd. Personal & Household Goods Japan 1.77 Z HOLDINGS Technology Japan 1.68 JAPAN EXCHANGE GROUP Financial Services Japan 1.41 Sumitomo Realty & Development Real Estate Japan 1.38 Obic Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 1.21 PAN PACIFIC INTL HLDG Retail Japan 1.16 Meiji Holdings Co. Ltd. Food & Beverage Japan 1.14 JAPAN POST HOLDINGS Insurance Japan 1.03 West Japan Railway Co. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.97 Chubu Electric Power Co. Inc. Utilities Japan 0.88 Kansai Electric Power Co. Inc. Utilities Japan 0.84 Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd. Utilities Japan 0.84 Resona Holdings Inc. Banks Japan 0.84 Odakyu Electric Railway Co. Lt Travel & Leisure Japan 0.82 Kintetsu Corp. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.82 Hankyu Hanshin Holdings Inc. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.81 Nippon Building Fund Inc. Real Estate Japan 0.80 Osaka Gas Co. Ltd. Utilities Japan 0.79 Tokyu Corp. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.76 Taisei Corp. Construction & Materials Japan 0.73 Keio Corp. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.71 Japan Real Estate Investment C Real Estate Japan 0.71 NIHON M&A CENTER Financial Services Japan 0.70 Otsuka Corp. Technology Japan 0.66 Tobu Railway Co. Ltd. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.65 NIPPON PROLOGIS REIT Real Estate Japan 0.63 T&D Holdings Inc. Insurance Japan 0.61 Daito Trust Construction Co. L Real Estate Japan 0.61 TSURUHA HOLDINGS Retail Japan 0.60 GLP J-REIT Real Estate Japan 0.57 NOMURA REIT.MASTER FUND Real Estate Japan 0.55 CYBERAGENT Media Japan 0.55 Shimizu Corp. Construction & Materials Japan 0.55 MONOTARO Retail Japan 0.54 Toho Co. Ltd. (9602) Media Japan 0.54 TIS INC. Technology Japan 0.53 Nagoya Railroad Co. Ltd. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.53 HIKARI TSUSHIN Telecommunications Japan 0.52 Tohoku Electric Power Co. Inc. Utilities Japan 0.51 HULIC Real Estate Japan 0.50 Keisei Electric Railway Co. Lt Travel & Leisure Japan 0.49 Toho Gas Co. Ltd. Utilities Japan 0.48 DAIWA HOUSE REIT INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.46 Alfresa Holdings Corp. Health Care Japan 0.46 TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER CO. HLDG. Utilities Japan 0.45 ITO EN Food & Beverage Japan 0.44 USS Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.44 KEIHAN HOLDINGS Travel & Leisure Japan 0.44 Concordia Financial Group Banks Japan 0.44 Kyushu Electric Power Co. Inc. Utilities Japan 0.42 SOHGO SECURITIES Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.42 WELCIA HOLDINGS Retail Japan 0.42 Chiba Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.42 Medipal Holdings Corp. Health Care Japan 0.42 KEIKYU CORPORATION Travel & Leisure Japan 0.41 Haseko Corp. Construction & Materials Japan 0.41 Shizuoka Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.40 COSMOS PHARM. Retail Japan 0.40 Chugoku Electric Power Co. Inc Utilities Japan 0.40 Marui Group Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.40 ITOCHU TECHNO-SOLUTIONS Technology Japan 0.39 Orix JREIT Inc. Real Estate Japan 0.39 IIDA GROUP HOLDINGS Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.39 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ JAPAN 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Oracle Corp. Japan Technology Japan 0.38 JAPAN RETAIL FUND INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.38 NET ONE SYSTEMS Technology Japan 0.38 Yamada Denki Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.37 ADVANCE RESIDENCE INV. Real Estate Japan 0.37 Bank of Kyoto Ltd. Banks Japan 0.36 KOBE BUSSAN Retail Japan 0.36 Comsys Holdings Corp. Construction & Materials Japan 0.35 Suzuken Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.34 Fukuoka Financial Group Inc. Banks Japan 0.34 KYUSHU RAILWAY Travel & Leisure Japan 0.33 MATSUMOTOKIYOSHI HDG. Retail Japan 0.33 JAPAN POST BANK Banks Japan 0.33 JAPAN AIRPORT TERM. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.32 SEIBU HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.32 UNITED URB.INV. Real Estate Japan 0.32 JAPAN POST INSURANCE Insurance Japan 0.32 KAKAKU.COM Retail Japan 0.31 INDL.& INFR.FUND INV. Real Estate Japan 0.31 Yamazaki Baking Co. Ltd. Food & Beverage Japan 0.30 Air Water Inc. Chemicals Japan 0.30 SUGI HOLDINGS Retail Japan 0.30 TOKYO BCAST.SY.HDG. Media Japan 0.29 SEKISUI HOUSE REIT Real Estate Japan 0.29 KYOWA EXEO Construction & Materials Japan 0.28 SUNDRUG Retail Japan 0.28 SKYLARK HOLDINGS Travel & Leisure Japan 0.28 SCSK Technology Japan 0.28 GOLDWIN Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.27 K's Holdings Corp. Retail Japan 0.27 TOKYU FUDOSAN Real Estate Japan 0.27 RELO GROUP Real Estate Japan 0.27 SUSHIRO GLOBAL HDG. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.27 Japan Prime Realty Investment Real Estate Japan 0.27 ZOZO Retail Japan 0.26 NIPPON ACCOMMS.FD. Real Estate Japan 0.26 Tokyo Tatemono Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 0.26 ZENKOKU HOSHO Financial Services Japan 0.26 Seino Holdings Co. Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.25 Kinden Corp. Construction & Materials Japan 0.25 ACTIVIA PROPERTIES Real Estate Japan 0.25 Nomura Real Estate Holdings In Real Estate Japan 0.25 Kewpie Corp. Food & Beverage Japan 0.25 Nankai Electric Railway Co. Lt Travel & Leisure Japan 0.25 FANCL Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.25 Sotetsu Holdings Inc. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.25 Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Hold. Food & Beverage Japan 0.25 ZENSHO Travel & Leisure Japan 0.24 JAPAN LOGISTICS FUND Real Estate Japan 0.24 NIHON UNISYS Technology Japan 0.24 MEBUKI FINANCIAL GROUP Banks Japan 0.24 SANWA HOLDINGS Construction & Materials Japan 0.24 KENEDIX OFFICE INV. Real Estate Japan 0.24 Tsumura & Co. Health Care Japan 0.24 Shinsei Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.23 Lawson Inc. Retail Japan 0.23 Kamigumi Co. Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.23 OPEN HOUSE Real Estate Japan 0.23 SAWAI PHARMACEUTICAL Health Care Japan 0.23 SHO-BOND HOLDINGS Construction & Materials Japan 0.23 JCR PHARMACEUTICALS Health Care Japan 0.22 NIPPON TELEVISION HLDGS Media Japan 0.22 MORINAGA MILK INDUSTRY Food & Beverage Japan 0.22 Iyo Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.22 AS ONE Health Care Japan 0.22 LASALLE LOGIPORT REIT Real Estate Japan 0.21 FP Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.21 TECHNOPRO HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.21 FUJI MEDIA HOLDINGS Media Japan 0.21 SHIP HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS Health Care Japan 0.21 JUSTSYSTEMS Technology Japan 0.21 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ JAPAN 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) YAOKO Retail Japan 0.21 Hachijuni Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.21 Kyushu Financial Group Banks Japan 0.21 Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd Retail Japan 0.21 Shimamura Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.21 Daiwa Securities Living Inves. Real Estate Japan 0.20 JAPAN HOTEL REIT INV. Real Estate Japan 0.20 SHOCHIKU FILM Media Japan 0.20 AOZORA BANK Banks Japan 0.20 AIN HOLDINGS INC Retail Japan 0.20 FUKUYAMA TRANSP. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.20 MORI HILLS REIT INV. Real Estate Japan 0.19 Chugoku Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.19 BENEFIT ONE Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.19 KUSURI NO AOKI HOLDINGS Retail Japan 0.19 TODA Construction & Materials Japan 0.19 MORINAGA Food & Beverage Japan 0.18 Yamaguchi Financial Group Inc. Banks Japan 0.18 J. Front Retailing Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.18 Hiroshima Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.18 MILBON Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.18 Seven Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.18 INVINCIBLE INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.17 NIPPON GAS Utilities Japan 0.17 FUYO GENERAL LEASE Financial Services Japan 0.17 COMFORIA RESIDENTIAL REIT Real Estate Japan 0.17 PALTAC Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.17 IZUMI Retail Japan 0.17 Credit Saison Co. Ltd. Financial Services Japan 0.17 KAKEN PHARMACEUTICAL Health Care Japan 0.16 AEON REIT INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.16 DAIWA OFFICE INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.16 GMO INTERNET Technology Japan 0.16 KYUDENKO Construction & Materials Japan 0.16 FRONTIER RLST.INV. Real Estate Japan 0.16 Shikoku Electric Power Co. Inc Utilities Japan 0.15 COCOKARA FINE INC. Retail Japan 0.15 DCM HOLDINGS Retail Japan 0.15 ABC-MART Retail Japan 0.15 FUJI KYUKO Travel & Leisure Japan 0.15 DeNA Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.15 Gunma Bank Ltd. Banks Japan 0.15 MIRAIT HOLDINGS Construction & Materials Japan 0.15 MEITEC Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.15 Hokuriku Electric Power Co. Utilities Japan 0.15 TOHO HOLDINGS Health Care Japan 0.14 RESORT TRUST Travel & Leisure Japan 0.14 NIPPON REIT INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.14 Sankyo Co. Ltd. (6417) Travel & Leisure Japan 0.14 HULIC REIT Real Estate Japan 0.14 INABA DENKISANGYO Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.14 DAIICHIKOSHO Personal & Household Goods Japan 0.14 NIPPO Construction & Materials Japan 0.14 Hokuhoku Financial Group Inc. Banks Japan 0.14 Aeon Mall Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 0.14 Duskin Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.14 PREMIER INVESTMENT Real Estate Japan 0.14 JAPAN EXCELLENT Real Estate Japan 0.14 KOKUYO Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.13 VALOR Retail Japan 0.13 MOCHIDA PHARM. Health Care Japan 0.13 SENKO Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.13 HAZAMA ANDO Construction & Materials Japan 0.13 SUMITOMO OSAKA CEMENT Construction & Materials Japan 0.13 MCUBS MIDCITY INVESTMENT CORP Real Estate Japan 0.13 TRUSCO NAKAYAMA Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.13 MAEDA Construction & Materials Japan 0.13 KYORITSU MAINTENANCE Travel & Leisure Japan 0.12 COLOWIDE Travel & Leisure Japan 0.12 MIZUHO LEASING Financial Services Japan 0.12 YOSHINOYA HOLDINGS Travel & Leisure Japan 0.12 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ JAPAN 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Takashimaya Co.
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