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Stoxx® Europe Strong Balance Sheet Equal Weight Index STOXX® EUROPE STRONG BALANCE SHEET EQUAL WEIGHT INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) BECHTLE Technology DE 0.72 NEW WH SMITH Retail GB 0.72 AVEVA GRP Technology GB 0.71 PERSIMMON Personal & Household Goods GB 0.70 GETINGE B Health Care SE 0.70 STMICROELECTRONICS Technology IT 0.69 UMICORE Chemicals BE 0.68 ORION B Health Care FI 0.68 ARGENX Health Care BE 0.67 NIBE INDUSTRIER B Construction & Materials SE 0.67 NEMETSCHEK Technology DE 0.67 GALAPAGOS Health Care BE 0.66 HOWDEN JOINERY GRP Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.66 BERKELEY GRP HLDG Personal & Household Goods GB 0.66 ASM INTERNATIONAL Technology NL 0.66 RIGHTMOVE GRP Media GB 0.66 ATLAS COPCO A Industrial Goods & Services SE 0.65 ALFA LAVAL Industrial Goods & Services SE 0.65 FUCHS PETROLUB PREF Chemicals DE 0.65 BELLWAY Personal & Household Goods GB 0.65 BARRATT DEVELOPMENTS Personal & Household Goods GB 0.65 KINGSPAN GRP Construction & Materials IE 0.64 SPECTRIS Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.64 NEXT Retail GB 0.64 SIMCORP Technology DK 0.64 Kering Retail FR 0.64 VAT GROUP AG Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.63 SIKA Construction & Materials CH 0.63 QIAGEN Health Care DE 0.63 JD SPORTS FASHION Retail GB 0.63 AUTO TRADER GROUP Media GB 0.62 TRELLEBORG B Industrial Goods & Services SE 0.62 SANDVIK Industrial Goods & Services SE 0.62 MORPHOSYS Health Care DE 0.62 RANDSTAD Industrial Goods & Services NL 0.62 SWEDISH MATCH Personal & Household Goods SE 0.61 ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS Food & Beverage GB 0.61 JUST EAT Retail GB 0.61 DOMETIC GROUP AB Personal & Household Goods SE 0.61 ASML HLDG Technology NL 0.61 SAGE GRP Technology GB 0.61 SCOUT24 Technology DE 0.61 FERGUSON PLC Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.61 ROCHE HLDG P Health Care CH 0.61 VICTREX Chemicals GB 0.60 SPIRAX-SARCO Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.60 HOMESERVE Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.60 Industria de Diseno Textil SA Retail ES 0.60 MONCLER Personal & Household Goods IT 0.60 BIOMERIEUX Health Care FR 0.60 WHITBREAD Travel & Leisure GB 0.59 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Industrial Goods & Services FR 0.59 DSV Panalpina Industrial Goods & Services DK 0.59 NOVO NORDISK B Health Care DK 0.59 STRAUMANN Health Care CH 0.59 DIASORIN Health Care IT 0.59 GEBERIT Construction & Materials CH 0.59 DASSAULT SYSTEMS Technology FR 0.59 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES Technology DE 0.59 ORKLA Food & Beverage NO 0.58 SALMAR Food & Beverage NO 0.58 CARL ZEISS MEDITEC Health Care DE 0.58 SARTORIUS PREF. Industrial Goods & Services DE 0.58 TELEPERFORMANCE Industrial Goods & Services FR 0.58 IMCD Chemicals NL 0.58 GN STORE NORD Health Care DK 0.58 VIFOR PHARMA Health Care CH 0.58 SARTORIUS STEDIM BIOTECH Health Care FR 0.58 TGS-NOPEC GEOPHYSICAL Oil & Gas NO 0.58 PORSCHE PREF Automobiles & Parts DE 0.58 B&M EUROPEAN VALUE RETAIL Retail GB 0.58 INTERTEK GRP Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.58 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® EUROPE STRONG BALANCE SHEET EQUAL WEIGHT INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) KONE B Industrial Goods & Services FI 0.58 SECURITAS B Industrial Goods & Services SE 0.58 ROTORK Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.58 LEGRAND Industrial Goods & Services FR 0.58 MONDI Basic Resources GB 0.57 SAP Technology DE 0.57 ALTEN Technology FR 0.57 MOWI Food & Beverage NO 0.57 LOGITECH INTERNATIONAL Technology CH 0.57 DIALOG SEMICON Technology DE 0.57 CD PROJECT SA Personal & Household Goods PL 0.57 HEXAGON B Technology SE 0.57 ROYAL UNIBREW Food & Beverage DK 0.57 SCHINDLER P Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.57 ELECTROCOMPONENTS Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.57 KUEHNE + NAGEL Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.56 UCB Health Care BE 0.56 RENTOKIL INITIAL Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.56 ADECCO Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.56 NOVOZYMES Health Care DK 0.56 MEGGITT Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.56 GIVAUDAN Chemicals CH 0.56 FERRARI Automobiles & Parts IT 0.56 BARRY CALLEBAUT Food & Beverage CH 0.56 LVMH MOET HENNESSY Personal & Household Goods FR 0.56 BUCHER INDUSTRIES Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.56 INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GRP Travel & Leisure GB 0.56 TATE & LYLE Food & Beverage GB 0.56 TOMRA SYSTEMS Industrial Goods & Services NO 0.56 H. LUNDBECK Health Care DK 0.55 AMADEUS IT GROUP Technology ES 0.55 BUREAU VERITAS Industrial Goods & Services FR 0.55 ELISA CORPORATION Telecommunications FI 0.55 SMITHS GRP Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.55 EXPERIAN Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.55 INFORMA Media GB 0.55 BURBERRY Personal & Household Goods GB 0.55 ESSILORLUXOTTICA Health Care FR 0.55 RELX PLC Media GB 0.55 GENMAB Health Care DK 0.55 ASSA ABLOY Construction & Materials SE 0.55 L'OREAL Personal & Household Goods FR 0.55 SGS Industrial Goods & Services CH 0.55 NOVARTIS Health Care CH 0.55 ADIDAS Personal & Household Goods DE 0.55 CRODA INTERNATIONAL Chemicals GB 0.55 NESTE Oil & Gas FI 0.54 EMS-CHEMIE HLDG Chemicals CH 0.54 KERRY GRP Food & Beverage IE 0.54 SYMRISE Chemicals DE 0.54 LINDT & SPRUENGLI REG Food & Beverage CH 0.54 HERMES INTERNATIONAL Personal & Household Goods FR 0.54 HENNES & MAURITZ B Retail SE 0.54 COLOPLAST B Health Care DK 0.54 BOLIDEN Basic Resources SE 0.54 BRENNTAG Chemicals DE 0.53 SWEDISH ORPHAN BIOVITRUM Health Care SE 0.53 BUNZL Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.53 PUMA Personal & Household Goods DE 0.53 CAP GEMINI Technology FR 0.53 JOHNSON MATTHEY Chemicals GB 0.53 DEMANT Health Care DK 0.53 RECKITT BENCKISER GRP Personal & Household Goods GB 0.53 WOLTERS KLUWER Media NL 0.53 SONOVA Health Care CH 0.52 SSP GROUP Travel & Leisure GB 0.52 TAKEAWAY.COM HOLDING B.V. Retail NL 0.52 CARLSBERG B Food & Beverage DK 0.52 TENARIS Basic Resources IT 0.52 SCHIBSTED GRUPPEN Media NO 0.52 COMPASS GRP Travel & Leisure GB 0.51 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® EUROPE STRONG BALANCE SHEET EQUAL WEIGHT INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) DIAGEO Food & Beverage GB 0.51 ZALANDO Retail DE 0.51 HENKEL PREF Personal & Household Goods DE 0.51 INTERPUMP GRP Industrial Goods & Services IT 0.51 DCC Industrial Goods & Services GB 0.50 ETS COLRUYT Retail BE 0.50 NESTLE Food & Beverage CH 0.50 DAVIDE CAMPARI Food & Beverage IT 0.50 RECORDATI Health Care IT 0.50 BEIERSDORF Personal & Household Goods DE 0.50 NOKIAN RENKAAT Automobiles & Parts FI 0.50 OCADO Retail GB 0.50 AAK Food & Beverage SE 0.50 PANDORA Personal & Household Goods DK 0.50 HUSQVARNA B Personal & Household Goods SE 0.50 PERNOD RICARD Food & Beverage FR 0.49 CIE FINANCIERE RICHEMONT Personal & Household Goods CH 0.49 SEB Personal & Household Goods FR 0.49 METSO Industrial Goods & Services FI 0.49 SWATCH BEARER Personal & Household Goods CH 0.49 UNILEVER NV Personal & Household Goods NL 0.49 MONEYSUPERMARKET COM GP. Media GB 0.49 ISS AS Industrial Goods & Services DK 0.48 PKNORLEN Oil & Gas PL 0.48 AMBU 'B' Health Care DK 0.48 CHR HANSEN HLDG Health Care DK 0.48 UNILEVER PLC Personal & Household Goods GB 0.48 TEMENOS Technology CH 0.47 IPSEN Health Care FR 0.46 WARTSILA Industrial Goods & Services FI 0.45 UNITED INTERNET Technology DE 0.44 UBISOFT ENTERTAINMENT Personal & Household Goods FR 0.44 REMY COINTREAU Food & Beverage FR 0.42 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation.
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