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Stoxx® Germany Total Market Esg-X Ex Nuclear Power Index STOXX® GERMANY TOTAL MARKET ESG-X EX NUCLEAR POWER INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) SAP Technology Germany 8.36 LINDE Chemicals Germany 8.07 SIEMENS Industrial Goods & Services Germany 6.48 ALLIANZ Insurance Germany 5.80 DAIMLER Automobiles & Parts Germany 4.19 BASF Chemicals Germany 3.84 DEUTSCHE TELEKOM Telecommunications Germany 3.69 DEUTSCHE POST Industrial Goods & Services Germany 3.59 ADIDAS Consumer Products & Services Germany 3.47 BAYER Health Care Germany 3.36 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES Technology Germany 2.74 VOLKSWAGEN PREF Automobiles & Parts Germany 2.59 MUENCHENER RUECK Insurance Germany 2.15 BMW Automobiles & Parts Germany 1.89 Vonovia SE Real Estate Germany 1.84 DEUTSCHE BOERSE Financial Services Germany 1.78 DEUTSCHE BANK Banks Germany 1.47 MERCK Health Care Germany 1.27 FRESENIUS Health Care Germany 1.20 DELIVERY HERO Consumer Products & Services Germany 1.17 ZALANDO Retail Germany 1.13 DEUTSCHE WOHNEN Real Estate Germany 1.12 HENKEL PREF Consumer Products & Services Germany 1.03 HELLOFRESH AG Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.93 PORSCHE PREF Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.91 SYMRISE Chemicals Germany 0.90 FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE Health Care Germany 0.90 CONTINENTAL Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.87 SIEMENS ENERGY Energy Germany 0.78 BRENNTAG Chemicals Germany 0.77 MTU AERO ENGINES Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.76 SIEMENS HEALTHINEERS Health Care Germany 0.73 HEIDELBERGCEMENT Construction & Materials Germany 0.68 BEIERSDORF Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.66 SARTORIUS PREF. Health Care Germany 0.66 COVESTRO Chemicals Germany 0.65 QIAGEN Health Care Germany 0.59 PUMA Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.57 LEG IMMOBILIEN Real Estate Germany 0.57 HANNOVER RUECK Insurance Germany 0.56 VOLKSWAGEN Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.54 HENKEL Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.51 KNORR BREMSE Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.46 AROUNDTOWN (FRA) Real Estate Germany 0.44 KION GROUP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.40 COMMERZBANK Banks Germany 0.40 CARL ZEISS MEDITEC Health Care Germany 0.37 SCOUT24 Technology Germany 0.37 TEAMVIEWER AG Technology Germany 0.35 EVONIK INDUSTRIES Chemicals Germany 0.35 GEA GRP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.33 EVOTEC Health Care Germany 0.32 LANXESS Chemicals Germany 0.31 DIALOG SEMICON Technology Germany 0.30 BMW PREF Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.28 THYSSENKRUPP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.27 BECHTLE Technology Germany 0.27 TAG IMMOBILIEN AG Real Estate Germany 0.26 RATIONAL Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.24 RHEINMETALL Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.24 NEMETSCHEK Technology Germany 0.23 UNITED INTERNET Technology Germany 0.23 CTS EVENTIM Media Germany 0.22 PROSIEBENSAT.1 MEDIA Media Germany 0.22 LUFTHANSA Travel & Leisure Germany 0.20 FUCHS PETROLUB PREF Chemicals Germany 0.19 FREENET Telecommunications Germany 0.18 ALSTRIA OFFICE REIT Real Estate Germany 0.18 GERRESHEIMER Health Care Germany 0.17 AURUBIS Basic Resources Germany 0.17 HUGO BOSS Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.17 AIXTRON Technology Germany 0.16 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® GERMANY TOTAL MARKET ESG-X EX NUCLEAR POWER INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) HELLA Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.16 GRAND CITY PROPERTIES Real Estate Germany 0.16 VARTA AG Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.16 FRAPORT Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.15 ADLER GROUP Real Estate Germany 0.14 SHOP APOTHEKE EUROPE Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.14 MORPHOSYS Health Care Germany 0.14 WACKER CHEMIE Chemicals Germany 0.14 K + S Chemicals Germany 0.14 BEFESA SA Utilities Germany 0.13 JUNGHEINRICH PREF Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.13 TELEFONICA DEUTSCHLAND Telecommunications Germany 0.13 STROEER Media Germany 0.12 HYPOPORT FINANCE Financial Services Germany 0.12 SOFTWARE Technology Germany 0.12 TALANX Insurance Germany 0.12 COMPUGROUP MEDICAL Health Care Germany 0.12 CANCOM Technology Germany 0.12 STABILUS Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.11 ZOOPLUS Retail Germany 0.11 OSRAM LICHT Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.11 FLATEXDEGIRO N Financial Services Germany 0.10 DUERR Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.10 ENCAVIS Utilities Germany 0.10 FIELMANN Retail Germany 0.10 SIXT Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.10 HOCHTIEF Construction & Materials Germany 0.09 METRO AG Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.09 NORDEX Energy Germany 0.09 NORMA GROUP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.09 TRATON SE Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.09 DERMAPHARM HOLDING Health Care Germany 0.09 SCHAEFFLER AG Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.08 SILTRONIC Technology Germany 0.08 INSTONE REAL ESTATE GROUP Real Estate Germany 0.08 AAREAL BANK Banks Germany 0.08 HAPAG-LLOYD AG Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.08 JENOPTIK Technology Germany 0.08 DEUTSCHE PFANDBRIEFBANK Banks Germany 0.08 DWS GROUP GMBH & CO. KGAA Financial Services Germany 0.08 SIXT PREFERENCE Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.07 1&1 Telecommunications Germany 0.07 FUCHS PETROLUB Chemicals Germany 0.07 KRONES Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.07 PATRIZIA Real Estate Germany 0.07 DEUTSCHE EUROSHOP Real Estate Germany 0.06 GLOBAL FASHION GROUP Retail Germany 0.06 SARTORIUS Health Care Germany 0.06 GRENKE N Financial Services Germany 0.06 S&T Technology Germany 0.06 SALZGITTER Basic Resources Germany 0.05 SUEDZUCKER Food, Beverage & Tobacco Germany 0.05 KLOECKNER & CO Basic Resources Germany 0.05 STRATEC Health Care Germany 0.05 AMADEUS FIRE Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.05 DEUTZ Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.05 SMA SOLAR TECHNOLOGY Energy Germany 0.05 VERBIO VER.BIOENERGIE Energy Germany 0.05 NEW WORK Technology Germany 0.05 CECONOMY Retail Germany 0.05 KWS SAAT Food, Beverage & Tobacco Germany 0.05 WACKER NEUSON Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.05 WASHTEC Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.04 HAMBORNER REIT Real Estate Germany 0.04 PFEIFFER VACUUM TECH. Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.04 INDUS HOLDING Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.04 BILFINGER Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.04 DMG MORI Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.03 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation.
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