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Australian Listed Equities: Weekly Share Market Wrap Australian Listed Equities: Weekly Share Market Wrap Total Shareholder Returns as at 13 March 2020 Price 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 5 years 10 years 10 years Ticker Stock Name $ % % % % % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. ranking A2M The A2 Milk Company 15.71 -4.15 3.36 20.11 14.17 9.68 87.06 - - - ABC Adelaide Brighton 2.53 -14.24 -21.91 -21.91 -41.72 -35.54 -18.48 -5.49 5.65 78 ABP Abacus Property Grp 3.05 -15.98 -19.53 -19.58 -12.04 -0.59 4.52 5.90 8.46 66 AFI Australian Foundat 5.90 -8.95 -17.13 -4.61 2.85 2.27 4.87 3.08 4.90 86 AGL AGL Energy Limited 17.17 -7.94 -12.76 -7.79 -16.80 -5.71 -6.96 8.51 5.97 76 AIA Auckland Internation 6.69 -11.86 -18.22 -20.89 -7.62 10.47 3.90 11.93 18.41 17 AIZ Air New Zealand 1.57 -15.81 -38.86 -33.78 -23.69 -19.31 0.72 0.76 12.75 33 ALL Aristocrat Leisure 27.91 -12.56 -25.45 -8.22 24.21 7.44 19.07 31.54 21.09 16 ALQ ALS Limited 6.29 -19.05 -35.62 -21.70 -16.73 -5.34 5.14 7.61 5.14 82 ALU Altium Limited 27.00 -9.06 -35.04 -22.49 -17.73 12.79 55.14 46.63 57.78 2 ALX Atlas Arteria 6.10 -20.26 -26.77 -18.43 -5.85 8.71 14.13 16.94 23.78 14 AMC Amcor PLC 11.10 -21.11 -26.14 -22.66 -20.38 -6.72 -3.43 -0.61 11.35 39 AMP AMP Limited 1.445 -8.25 -20.39 -22.31 -35.49 -45.57 -27.60 -17.96 -4.76 123 ANN Ansell Limited 26.88 -2.89 -14.71 -1.35 11.48 4.45 8.30 2.63 10.70 45 ANZ ANZ Banking Grp Ltd 18.80 -15.09 -28.87 -29.62 -23.88 -12.13 -9.55 -5.29 3.60 94 APA APA Group 9.65 -14.07 -15.79 -11.79 3.31 14.70 8.36 6.09 15.14 26 APE AP Eagers Limited 6.52 -17.36 -27.23 -49.92 -8.20 -7.59 -6.65 1.20 13.73 30 APT Afterpay Touch 23.24 -29.45 -39.73 -27.24 15.28 72.61 - - - - APX Appen Limited 18.32 -12.97 -32.16 -15.89 -20.89 37.36 91.29 96.58 - - ARG Argo Investments 7.53 -7.83 -15.03 -5.30 2.48 0.68 4.01 2.72 4.97 83 AST AusNet Services Ltd 1.60 -6.16 -7.51 -7.25 -4.52 3.35 4.64 7.61 10.73 44 ASX ASX Limited 70.97 -4.34 -13.82 -9.73 5.88 14.03 15.05 13.83 9.79 54 AWC Alumina Limited 1.625 -9.72 -23.26 -31.41 -31.27 -5.59 7.02 6.76 4.24 91 AZJ Aurizon Holdings Ltd 4.47 -4.89 -16.69 -20.98 4.21 6.10 -0.54 3.21 - - BAP Bapcor Limited 5.31 -0.93 -20.62 -22.56 -10.67 -1.33 2.49 16.25 - - BEN Bendigo and Adelaide 6.74 -13.37 -32.08 -38.54 -23.55 -13.20 -9.14 -4.08 3.14 99 BHP BHP Billiton Limited 26.72 -16.99 -28.09 -25.36 -21.75 3.17 10.32 4.48 0.15 108 BIN Bingo Industries Ltd 2.53 -8.33 -19.24 17.60 66.47 -2.18 - - - - BKW Brickworks Limited 15.58 -5.75 -23.29 -5.34 -14.37 3.24 9.56 6.63 4.81 87 BLD Boral Limited 3.03 -25.24 -34.07 -35.30 -33.33 -32.12 -14.69 -5.93 -0.41 113 BOQ Bank of Queensland 6.01 -13.28 -20.61 -35.77 -27.29 -21.14 -11.55 -7.29 1.39 103 BPT Beach Energy Ltd 1.415 -14.24 -33.41 -43.23 -28.61 6.83 27.98 8.50 8.58 62 BRG Breville Group Ltd 16.38 -10.44 -34.96 0.39 0.96 16.33 20.51 19.58 25.65 9 BSL BlueScope Steel Ltd 10.86 -2.60 -23.80 -14.82 -19.65 -15.60 -3.43 20.88 -1.67 117 BWP BWP Trust 3.46 -7.73 -13.28 -8.97 -2.62 13.05 13.29 7.28 10.47 46 BXB Brambles Limited 10.33 -10.03 -17.48 -6.27 -9.31 8.06 7.58 0.93 6.91 69 CAR Carsales.Com Ltd 14.16 -11.83 -25.43 -7.92 16.92 0.66 10.36 9.53 12.78 32 CBA Commonwealth Bank 66.36 -10.24 -22.96 -16.78 -3.26 -1.35 -2.03 -0.72 6.61 73 CCL Coca-Cola Amatil 10.50 -8.30 -9.20 -3.15 31.22 13.12 4.06 3.97 3.25 98 CGF Challenger Limited 6.64 -19.71 -32.92 -6.52 -10.44 -22.92 -13.82 3.53 8.92 60 CHC Charter Hall Group 9.69 -18.57 -24.83 -10.72 6.55 32.54 25.51 16.92 16.33 23 CIM Cimic Group Ltd 21.45 -3.25 -22.45 -32.36 -52.70 -27.29 -11.09 4.69 -1.64 116 CLW Charter Hall Long Wale 4.79 -15.37 -16.11 -11.52 13.29 17.65 13.51 - - - CMW Cromwell Prop 1.06 -7.83 -12.40 -11.85 4.98 7.76 10.90 5.25 10.13 51 CNU Chorus Limited 6.77 -8.02 11.17 46.40 27.28 38.66 25.79 22.01 - - COH Cochlear Limited 216.11 5.42 -5.30 2.92 23.07 8.28 19.28 20.55 13.80 28 COL Coles Group Ltd 16.05 2.23 -4.39 11.45 45.78 - - - - - CPU Computershare Ltd 10.55 -19.22 -38.54 -32.24 -36.51 -19.89 -5.83 -1.19 1.31 104 CQR Charter Hall Retail 4.35 -11.41 -12.30 4.78 0.87 13.25 7.07 5.31 9.41 56 CRN Coronado Global Res 1.325 -16.56 -32.75 -46.99 -41.37 - - - - - CSL CSL Limited 313.83 0.21 -4.76 36.65 61.30 38.91 37.17 28.55 24.75 12 CSR CSR Limited 3.60 -9.55 -26.83 -11.69 16.77 -13.32 -0.90 3.83 4.62 90 CTD Corp Travel Limited 9.25 -14.35 -44.43 -50.37 -60.74 -35.85 -19.00 -2.34 - - CTX Caltex Australia 24.79 -21.40 -24.99 1.44 -6.26 -9.53 -0.63 -3.51 11.08 42 CWN Crown Resorts Ltd 8.20 -15.03 -30.39 -31.17 -24.14 -16.31 -5.54 -2.81 5.42 81 CWY Cleanaway Waste Ltd 2.05 -10.09 8.09 2.48 -2.84 20.49 19.75 23.85 6.71 71 DHG Domain Holdings Ltd 2.51 -14.04 -33.42 -22.39 0.78 -8.04 - - - - DMP Domino Pizza Enterpr 55.36 -2.71 -3.30 20.41 36.71 15.70 1.54 11.16 28.61 5 Price 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 5 years 10 years 10 years Ticker Stock Name $ % % % % % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. % p.a. ranking DOW Downer EDI Limited 4.18 -20.23 -37.39 -45.66 -39.65 -15.00 -10.02 5.38 -1.27 114 DXS Dexus 11.59 -7.28 -11.53 -2.79 -2.89 15.12 11.91 12.67 12.62 34 EBO Ebos Group Ltd 20.85 -8.76 -6.30 -5.39 5.67 13.94 10.13 22.38 - - EVN Evolution Mining Ltd 3.79 -12.87 -5.85 -14.98 7.40 17.37 25.79 41.54 12.16 37 EVT Event Hospitality 9.35 -8.60 -23.89 -25.31 -23.90 -11.45 -3.66 0.99 9.40 57 FBU Fletcher Building 4.30 -9.47 -16.18 -10.04 1.24 -11.14 -15.84 -7.77 1.10 107 FLT Flight Centre Travel 19.15 -27.74 -50.35 -59.95 -52.92 -35.77 -6.98 -7.91 4.95 84 FMG Fortescue Metals Grp 9.93 3.44 -3.17 18.12 79.34 60.59 26.43 45.01 10.44 47 FPH Fisher & Paykel H 24.05 -1.72 2.82 56.71 71.81 42.30 40.04 31.70 26.10 8 GMG Goodman Group 13.76 -9.47 -15.58 1.68 4.69 30.10 25.60 19.72 17.98 21 GNC GrainCorp Limited 7.63 -8.40 -13.88 -6.72 -18.05 -2.59 -3.02 -2.69 5.61 80 GNE Genesis Energy Ltd 2.55 -13.85 -16.12 -21.06 -1.95 13.47 15.23 7.60 0.00 110 GOZ Growthpoint Property 3.58 -13.94 -17.51 -15.57 -7.65 10.76 10.77 8.58 12.21 36 GPT GPT Group 5.12 -13.22 -18.34 -14.71 -13.84 9.31 7.03 6.18 9.85 53 HVN Harvey Norman 3.21 -8.55 -32.42 -23.32 -4.85 3.26 -5.74 0.68 3.36 96 IAG Insurance Australia 6.31 -4.83 -5.60 -20.27 -14.93 -7.32 5.99 5.81 8.69 61 IEL Idp Education Ltd 18.42 -0.97 -18.56 25.57 24.40 60.78 64.95 - - - IFL IOOF Holdings Ltd 4.18 -21.87 -39.22 -22.91 -30.96 -32.19 -12.69 -8.21 2.95 101 IFT Infratil Limited 4.26 -13.06 -19.77 -5.35 17.32 26.99 21.12 12.40 - - IGO Independence Group 4.18 -16.90 -27.18 -34.67 -10.56 -3.68 8.07 -3.83 1.26 105 ILU Iluka Resources 7.38 -10.11 -21.56 -3.12 -12.88 -13.82 7.33 1.73 10.17 50 IPH IPH Limited 7.30 -11.08 -25.28 -14.54 13.93 50.10 21.67 12.42 - - IPL Incitec Pivot 2.17 -17.80 -30.23 -36.48 -33.42 -22.41 -14.66 -7.91 -1.52 115 IRE IRESS Limited 10.49 -9.02 -22.87 -8.48 -11.62 6.92 1.18 4.49 6.42 74 JBH JB Hi-Fi Limited 33.53 -2.13 -16.98 0.82 46.32 18.85 14.18 17.43 8.41 67 JHX James Hardie Indust 23.39 -15.56 -23.26 0.12 33.22 3.07 6.59 11.42 14.28 27 LLC Lendlease Group 15.24 -11.60 -13.43 -10.02 28.05 -4.41 3.40 2.06 9.04 58 LNK Link Admin Hldg 3.68 -15.21 -40.56 -33.48 -49.08 -30.41 -17.09 - - - MCY Mercury NZ Limited 4.10 -9.93 -18.73 -13.49 18.98 20.74 16.72 8.23 - - MEZ Meridian Energy 4.32 -5.26 -17.71 -8.42 20.98 31.57 23.48 - - - MFF MFF Capital Inv 2.83 -12.65 -23.31 -5.14 6.81 13.53 17.31 11.64 18.02 20 MFG Magellan Fin Grp Ltd 42.92 -18.87 -38.70 -14.69 25.74 33.75 26.60 19.90 50.00 3 MGG Magellan Global Trust 1.57 -13.02 -24.52 -8.14 0.49 5.02 - - - - MGR Mirvac Group 2.70 -14.29 -18.18 -10.65 5.77 16.07 12.26 10.12 9.50 55 MIN Mineral Resources 14.62 -6.76 -19.42 3.70 -2.18 -4.71 17.58 19.97 10.38 48 MLT Milton Corporation 3.97 -10.59 -19.47 -14.35 -6.64 -2.79 1.16 1.56 4.92 85 MPL Medibank Private Ltd 2.80 -1.41 -6.94 -16.22 7.36 -0.97 4.11 7.02 - - MQG Macquarie Group Ltd 116.48 -11.71 -21.99 -7.97 -2.38 9.55 14.09 13.29 11.91 38 MTS Metcash Limited 2.43 -7.95 -12.59 -17.55 -1.54 -8.23 7.72 14.79 -0.10 111 NAB National Aust.
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