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STOXX AUSTRALIA 50 Last Updated: 20201201 ISIN Sedol RIC Int.Key Company Name Country Currency Component FF Mcap (BEUR) Rank (FINAL)Rank (PREVIOUS) AU000000CBA7 6215035 CBA.AX 621503 Commonwealth Bank of Australia AU AUD Y 86.2 1 2 AU000000CSL8 6185495 CSL.AX 618549 CSL Ltd. AU AUD Y 83.2 2 1 AU000000BHP4 6144690 BHP.AX 614469 BHP GROUP LTD. AU AUD Y 69.1 3 3 AU000000NAB4 6624608 NAB.AX 662460 National Australia Bank Ltd. AU AUD Y 46.4 4 5 AU000000WBC1 6076146 WBC.AX 607614 Westpac Banking Corp. AU AUD Y 44.8 5 4 AU000000ANZ3 6065586 ANZ.AX 606558 Australia & New Zealand Bankin AU AUD Y 39.6 6 6 AU000000WES1 6948836 WES.AX 694883 Wesfarmers Ltd. AU AUD Y 34.5 7 7 AU000000MQG1 B28YTC2 MQG.AX 655135 Macquarie Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 29 8 9 AU000000WOW2 6981239 WOW.AX 698123 WOOLWORTHS GROUP AU AUD Y 28.8 9 8 AU000000TCL6 6200882 TCL.AX 689933 Transurban Group AU AUD Y 23.6 10 10 AU000000RIO1 6220103 RIO.AX 622010 Rio Tinto Ltd. AU AUD Y 23.2 11 11 AU000000TLS2 6087289 TLS.AX 608545 Telstra Corp. Ltd. AU AUD Y 22.5 12 12 AU000000FMG4 6086253 FMG.AX 608625 Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 19.5 13 14 AU000000GMG2 B03FYZ4 GMG.AX 690433 Goodman Group AU AUD Y 19.1 14 13 AU0000030678 BYWR0T5 COL.AX AU80Q2 Coles Group AU AUD Y 14.7 15 16 AU000000APT1 BF5L8B9 APT.AX AU802E AFTERPAY AU AUD 14.2 16 17 AU000000NCM7 6637101 NCM.AX 663710 Newcrest Mining Ltd. AU AUD Y 13.5 17 15 AU000000WPL2 6979728 WPL.AX 697972 Woodside Petroleum Ltd. AU AUD Y 13.2 18 19 AU000000ALL7 6253983 ALL.AX 605156 Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. AU AUD Y 12.6 19 18 AU000000SYD9 B70DWB2 SYD.AX 654362 SYDNEY AIRPORT AU AUD Y 10.6 20 24 AU000000BXB1 B1FJ0C0 BXB.AX 612000 Brambles Ltd. AU AUD Y 10.2 21 22 NZXROE0001S2 B8P4LP4 XRO.AX NZ203R XERO AU AUD 9.8 22 25 AU000000SHL7 6821120 SHL.AX 682112 Sonic Healthcare Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.7 23 20 AU000000ASX7 6129222 ASX.AX 612922 ASX Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.2 24 21 AU000000QBE9 6715740 QBE.AX 671574 QBE Insurance Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 9.1 25 26 AU000000SCG8 BLZH0Z7 SCG.AX AU01Z4 SCENTRE GROUP AU AUD Y 9 26 30 AU000000COH5 6211798 COH.AX 621179 Cochlear Ltd. AU AUD Y 8.9 27 23 AU000000SUN6 6585084 SUN.AX 658508 SUNCORP GROUP LTD. AU AUD Y 8 28 31 AU000000IAG3 6271026 IAG.AX 627102 Insurance Australia Group Ltd. AU AUD Y 7.3 29 28 AU000000RHC8 6041995 RHC.AX 604199 Ramsay Health Care Ltd. AU AUD Y 7.2 30 27 AU000000S320 BWSW5D9 S32.AX AU502B South32 Australia AU AUD Y 7.2 31 33 AU000000STO6 6776703 STO.AX 677670 Santos Ltd. AU AUD Y 7.1 32 37 AU000000SGP0 6850856 SGP.AX 685085 Stockland AU AUD Y 6.7 33 36 AU000000DXS1 B033YN6 DXS.AX 662615 DEXUS AU AUD Y 6.6 34 35 AU000000APA1 6247306 APA.AX 624730 AUSTRALIAN PIPELINE AU AUD Y 6.3 35 32 AU000000MGR9 6161978 MGR.AX 616197 Mirvac Group AU AUD Y 6.3 36 38 AU000000QAN2 6710347 QAN.AX 671034 Qantas Airways Ltd. AU AUD Y 6.3 37 40 AU000000LLC3 6512004 LLC.AX 651200 Lend Lease Group AU AUD Y 6 38 39 AU000000NST8 6717456 NST.AX AU40BJ NORTHERN STAR AU AUD Y 5.8 39 29 AU000000SEK6 B0767Y3 SEK.AX B0767Y SEEK Ltd. AU AUD 5.7 40 43 AU000000ORG5 6214861 ORG.AX 611220 Origin Energy Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.6 41 47 AU000000BSL0 6533232 BSL.AX 653323 BlueScope Steel Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.3 42 48 AU000000TAH8 6873262 TAH.AX 687326 TABCorp Holdings Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.2 43 45 AU000000EVN4 B3X0F91 EVN.AX AU01JO EVOLUTION MINING AU AUD Y 5.2 44 34 AU000000MFG4 B015YX4 MFG.AX AU3018 MAGELLAN FINANCIAL GROUP AU AUD 5.2 45 41 AU000000AGL7 BSS7GP5 AGL.AX 606496 AGL Energy Ltd. AU AUD Y 5.2 46 42 AU000000AZJ1 B87CVM3 AZJ.AX AU10BG AURIZON HOLDINGS AU AUD Y 5 47 46 AU000000GPT8 6365866 GPT.AX 636586 GPT Group AU AUD Y 4.9 48 49 AU000000MPL3 BRTNNQ5 MPL.AX AU506F MEDIBANK PRIVATE AU AUD Y 4.8 49 44 AU0000088338 BM91201 ALD.AX 616150 AMPOL AU AUD 4.7 50 51 AU000000VCX7 BY7QXS7 VCX.AX AU10CH VICINITY CENTRES AU AUD Y 4.6 51 61 AU000000REA9 6198578 REA.AX AU0037 REA GROUP AU AUD 4.5 52 56 AU000000CPU5 6180412 CPU.AX 618041 Computershare Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.5 53 54 PG0008579883 6657604 OSH.AX 665760 Oil Search Ltd. AU AUD Y 4.2 54 68 AU000000ORI1 6458001 ORI.AX 645800 Orica Ltd. AU AUD Y 4 55 55 AU000000CHC0 B15F6S6 CHC.AX B08KZD CHARTER HALL GROUP AU AUD 3.9 56 59 AU000000CCL2 6123451 CCL.AX 620701 Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. AU AUD 3.9 57 53 AU0000013559 BZ03TZ1 ALX.AX PA095 ATLAS ARTERIA AU AUD 3.8 58 63 AU000000TWE9 B61JC67 TWE.AX AU10AF TREASURY WINE ESTATES AU AUD Y 3.8 59 50 AU000000BLD2 6218670 BLD.AX 621481 Boral Ltd. AU AUD 3.7 60 60 AU000000AMP6 6709958 AMP.AX 611571 AMP Ltd. AU AUD 3.6 61 65 AU000000REH4 6728801 REH.AX 672880 REECE AUSTRALIA AU AUD 3.6 62 57 AU000000MIN4 B17ZL56 MIN.AX B17ZL5 MINERAL RESOURCES AU AUD 3.3 63 75 AU000000OZL8 6397825 OZL.AX 639782 OZ Minerals Ltd. AU AUD 3.3 64 69 AU000000JBH7 6702623 JBH.AX 670262 JB Hi-Fi Ltd. AU AUD 3.2 65 62 AU000000WTC3 BZ8GX83 WTC.AX AU709K WISETECH GLOBAL AU AUD 3.2 66 70 AU000000SAR9 6168838 SAR.AX AU01W1 SARACEN MINERAL HDG. AU AUD 3.2 67 52 AU000000NXT8 B5LMKP4 NXT.AX AU705G NEXTDC AU AUD 3.2 68 58 AU000000CAR3 BW0BGZ3 CAR.AX AU0048 CARSALES.COM AU AUD 3.1 69 67 AU000000QUB5 B1L4BC6 QUB.AX AU10MR Qube Holdings Ltd AU AUD 3 70 72 AU000000CWY3 BYQ8KW7 CWY.AX AU0059 CLEANAWAY WASTE MANAGEMENTAU AUD 3 71 74 AU000000ANN9 6286611 ANN.AX 628661 Ansell Ltd. AU AUD 3 72 66 AU000000BEN6 6091280 BEN.AX 609128 Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd. AU AUD 2.9 73 81 AU000000DMP0 B07SFG7 DMP.AX AU01X2 DOMINO'S PIZZA ENTS. AU AUD 2.9 74 64 AU000000ALQ6 B86SZR5 ALQ.AX 616172 ALS Limited AU AUD 2.8 75 73 AU000000AWC3 6954985 AWC.AX 695498 Alumina Ltd. AU AUD 2.8 76 76 AU000000IPL1 6673042 IPL.AX 667304 Incitec Pivot Ltd. AU AUD 2.7 77 77 AU000000ALU8 6167697 ALU.AX AU609J ALTIUM AU AUD 2.7 78 71 AU000000SOL3 6821807 SOL.AX 682180 Washington H. Soul Pattinson L AU AUD 2.6 79 78 AU000000WOR2 6562474 WOR.AX 656247 WORLEY AU AUD 2.5 80 88 AU000000DOW2 6465573 DOW.AX 646557 Downer EDI Ltd. AU AUD 2.2 81 85 AU000000CWN6 B29LCJ0 CWN.AX PA061 Crown Resorts Ltd AU AUD 2.2 82 87 AU000000SGR6 BD5ZR98 SGR.AX AU10GL THE STAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUPAU AUD 2.2 83 84 AU000000APX3 BTPJH25 APX.AX AU803F APPEN AU AUD 2.2 84 80 AU000000SKI7 B0T9JZ5 SKI.AX AU2039 SPARK INFRASTRUCTURE GRP AU AUD 2.2 85 82 AU000000AST5 BPXR7J0 AST.AX PA040 AUSNET SERVICES AU AUD 2.1 86 79 AU000000SDF8 BCT5FD7 SDF.AX AU50JS STEADFAST GROUP AU AUD 2.1 87 86 AU000000RWC7 BD1DM79 RWC.AX AU60KU RELIANCE WORLDWIDE AU AUD 2 88 83 AU000000ILU1 6957575 ILU.AX 695757 Iluka Resources Ltd. AU AUD 1.4 89 89.
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