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FTSE 100 Historic Additions and Deletions FTSE 100 Historic Additions and Deletions ftserussell.com An LSEG Business September 2021 FTSE 100 – Historic Additions and Deletions Date Added Deleted Notes 19-Jan-84 Charterhouse J Rothschild Eagle Star Corporate Event - Acquisition of Eagle Star by BAT Industries 02-Apr-84 Lonrho Magnet & Southerns 02-Jul-84 Reuters Edinburgh Investment Trust 02-Jul-84 Woolworths Barratt Development 19-Jul-84 Enterprise Oil Bowater Corporation Corporate Event - Sub division of company into Bowater Inds and Bowater Inc 01-Oct-84 Willis Faber Wimpey (George) & Co 01-Oct-84 Granada Group Scottish & Newcastle Breweries 01-Oct-84 Dowty Group MFI Furniture Corporate Event - Acquisition of MFI Furniture by Associated Dairies Group 04-Dec-84 British Telecom Johnson Matthey Fast Entry 02-Jan-85 Dee Corporation Dowty Group 02-Jan-85 Argyll Group Berisford (S & W) 02-Jan-85 MFI Furniture RMC Group 02-Jan-85 Dixons Group Dalgety 01-Feb-85 Jaguar Hambro Life Corporate Event - Acquisition of Hambro Life by BAT Industries 01-Apr-85 Guinness (Arthur) & Son Enterprise Oil 01-Apr-85 Smith Industries House of Fraser Corporate Event - Acquisition of House of Fraser by Alfayed Investment Trust 01-Apr-85 Ranks Hovis McDougall MFI Furniture Corporate Event - Acquisition of MFI Furniture by Associated Dairies Group 01-Jul-85 Abbey Life Ranks Hovis McDougall 01-Jul-85 Debenhams Imperial Continental Gas Ass. 06-Aug-85 Bank of Scotland Debenhams 01-Oct-85 Habitat Mothercare Lonrho 02-Jan-86 Scottish & Newcastle Rothschild (J) Holdings 08-Jan-86 Storehouse Habitat Mothercare Corporate Event - Merger with British Home Stores to form Storehouse 08-Jan-86 Lonrho British Home Stores Corporate Event - Merger with British Home Stores to form Storehouse 01-Apr-86 Wellcome Exco International 01-Apr-86 Coats Viyella Sun Life Assurance Society 01-Apr-86 Lucas Industries Harrisons & Crosfield 01-Apr-86 Cookson Group Ultramar 21-Apr-86 Ranks Hovis McDougall Imperial Group Corporate Event - Acquisition of Imperial Group by Hanson Trust 22-Apr-86 RMC Group Distillers Company Corporate Event - Acquisition of Distlillers Company by Guinness 01-Jul-86 British Printing & Communications Abbey Life Corp 01-Jul-86 Burmah Oil Bank of Scotland ftserussell.com An LSEG Business September 2021 Date Added Deleted Notes 01-Jul-86 Saatchi & Saatchi Ferranti International 01-Oct-86 Bunzl British & Commonwealth 01-Oct-86 Amstrad Consumer Electronics BICC 01-Oct-86 Unigate Smith Industries 09-Dec-86 British Gas Northern Foods Fast Entry 02-Jan-87 Hillsdown Holdings Argyll Group 02-Jan-87 IC Gas Burmah Oil 02-Jan-87 TSB Group Lucas Industries 01-Apr-87 Argyll Group Willis Faber 01-Apr-87 British & Commonwealth Scottish & Newcastle 01-Apr-87 British Airways Hammerson Property 27-Apr-87 Next IC Gas Corporate Event - Sub division of company 01-Jul-87 Rolls Royce GKN 01-Jul-87 Hammerson Property Lonrho 01-Oct-87 BAA Unigate 01-Oct-87 Rothmans International RMC Group 01-Oct-87 Blue Arrow Saatchi & Saatchi 04-Jan-88 Lonrho Blue Arrow 04-Jan-88 Scottish & Newcastle Jaguar 25-Feb-88 Enterprise Oil Britoil 05-Apr-88 Williams Holdings Bunzl 05-Apr-88 Burmah Oil Dixons Group 05-Apr-88 Blue Arrow Sedgwick 05-Apr-88 RMC Group Standard Chartered 01-Jul-88 Lucus Industries Globe Investment Trust 07-Jul-88 Abbey Life Rowntree Corporate Event - Acquisition of Rowntree by Nestle 03-Oct-88 London and Scottish Marine Oil Blue Arrow 21-Dec-88 British Steel Abbey Life Corporate Event - Acquisition of Abbey Life by Lloyds Bank 03-Jan-89 Standard Chartered Next 03-Jan-89 Ultramar Williams Holdings 03-Apr-89 BICC Amstrad 03-Apr-89 Carlton Communications British & Commonwealth 03-Apr-89 Harrisons & Crosfield Coats Viyella 03-Apr-89 Taylor Woodrow Storehouse 03-Jul-89 No Constituent Changes 17-Jul-89 Abbey National Gateway Corporation (Formerly Corporate Event - Acquisition of Gateway Dee Corp.) Corporation by Isosceles 27-Jul-89 SmithKline Beecham Beecham Group Corporate Event - Merger with SmithKline Beckman 08-Aug-89 GKN Consolidated Gold Fields Corporate Event - Acquisition of Consolidated Gold Fields by Hanson PLC 11-Sep-89 Siebe Plessey Co Corporate Event - Acquisition of Plessey Co by GEC 02-Oct-89 Polly Peck International Harrisons & Crosfield FTSE Russell An LSEG Business 3 Date Added Deleted Notes 02-Jan-90 Globe Investment Trust Granada Group 02-Jan-90 Thames Water Siebe 02-Apr-90 North West Water ECC Group 02-Jul-90 Harrisons & Crosfield Cookson Group 13-Jul-90 Wiggins Teape Appleton Globe Investment Trust 01-Oct-90 Severn Trent Burton Group 01-Oct-90 Anglian Water Carlton Communications 01-Oct-90 Bank of Scotland Taylor Woodrow 02-Oct-90 Dalgety Polly Peck 02-Jan-91 Eurotunnel BPB Industries 02-Jan-91 Willis Corroon Standard & Chartered 23-Jan-91 Tate & Lyle STC 02-Apr-91 National Power Dalgety 02-Apr-91 PowerGen GKN 02-Apr-91 Williams Holdings Burmah Castrol 01-Jul-91 Scottish Power Ranks Hovis McDougall 01-Jul-91 Inchcape Harrisons & Crosfield 01-Jul-91 Rentokil Hammerson Properties 16-Sep-91 Vodafone Group Racal Electronics 01-Oct-91 Northern Foods Ultramar 26-Nov-91 NFC Hawker Siddeley 04-Dec-91 Smith (W.H.) Maxwell Communications (formerly British Printing & Communications) 02-Jan-92 Tomkins ASDA Group (formerly Associated Dairies Group) 02-Jan-92 MB-Caradon Lucus Industries 02-Jan-92 Laporte BICC 01-Apr-92 ECC Group Lonrho 01-Apr-92 Bowater Royal Insurance 01-Apr-92 Siebe Trafalgar House 01-Apr-92 Coats Viyella Tarmac 22-Jun-92 Carlton Communications Laporte *Index review effective date updated to Monday following third Friday from June 1992 review 22-Jun-92 Royal Insurance Eurotunnel 22-Jun-92 Granada Group MEPC 13-Jul-92 HSBC Holdings Midland Bank 21-Sep-92 TI Group Willis Corroon 21-Sep-92 Scottish Hydro Pilkington 21-Sep-92 Southern Electric Royal Insurance 21-Sep-92 Burmah Castrol Hillsdown Holdings 21-Sep-92 De La Rue British Aerospace 21-Sep-92 Kwik Save Group RMC Group 21-Dec-92 Royal Insurance BET 21-Dec-92 Standard Chartered Rolls Royce 22-Mar-93 ASDA Group Smith (W.H.) FTSE Russell An LSEG Business 4 Date Added Deleted Notes 01-Jun-93 Zeneca Group English China Clays 21-Jun-93 British Aerospace Fisons 21-Jun-93 RMC Group Kwik Save Group 21-Jun-93 Warburg S.G. London and Scottish Marine Oil 21-Jun-93 Wolseley Southern Electric 20-Sep-93 MEPC De La Rue 20-Sep-93 Rolls Royce Tate & Lyle 20-Sep-93 Schroders Scottish Hydro 25-Oct-93 Southern Electric Rothmans International 05-Nov-93 Caradon PLC MB-Caradon 20-Dec-93 Eastern Electricity Northern Foods 20-Dec-93 Scottish Hydro Electricity NFC 21-Mar-94 De La Rue Schroders 21-Mar-94 Tarmac Scottish Hydro 21-Mar-94 NFC Anglian Water 20-Jun-94 GKN Tarmac 19-Sep-94 Schroders NFC 19-Sep-94 3i Group Coats Viyella 19-Dec-94 No Constituent Changes 17-Mar-95 Tate & Lyle Wellcome 20-Mar-95 No Constituent Changes 19-Jun-95 No Constituent Changes 26-Jul-95 Cookson Group Warburg SG Group 18-Sep-95 British Sky Broadcasting Group Caradon 18-Sep-95 Fisons MEPC 18-Sep-95 London and Scottish Marine Oil United Biscuits 19-Sep-95 Midlands Electricity Eastern Group 23-Oct-95 London Electricity Fisons 11-Dec-95 National Grid Group plc Inchcape plc 18-Dec-95 Pilkington plc Arjo Wiggins Appleton plc 18-Dec-95 Burton Group plc London Electricity plc 18-Dec-95 Smiths Industries plc De La Rue plc 18-Dec-95 Argos plc Sears plc 18-Dec-95 Foreign & Colonial Invest Trust Midlands Electricity plc 28-Dec-95 Dixons Group TSB Group 31-Jan-96 Greenalls Group plc Forte plc 18-Mar-96 No Constituent Changes 24-Jun-96 United News & Media Foreign & Col Inv Trust 24-Jun-96 Orange Greenalls Group 24-Jun-96 Next REXAM (formerly Bowater Group) 18-Jul-96 Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group Sun Alliance Group plc Corporate Event – merger of Sun Alliance Group plc plc and Royal Insurance Holdings plc 18-Jul-96 Railtrack Royal Insurance Corporate Event – merger of Sun Alliance Group plc and Royal Insurance Holdings plc 17-Aug-96 Thorn plc Thorn EMI plc FTSE Russell An LSEG Business 5 Date Added Deleted Notes 17-Aug-96 EMI Group plc Cookson Group plc 23-Sep-96 LucasVarity Thorn 30-Sep-96 Imperial Tobacco Group Southern Electric 23-Dec-96 Mercury Asset Management Coutaulds 23-Dec-96 Hays Pilkington 14-Feb-97 Centrica Williams Holdings 24-Feb-97 Energy Group Redland 24-Mar-97 British Land Argos 23-Jun-97 Halifax Smith & Nephew 23-Jun-97 Alliance & Leicester Burton Group 22-Sep-97 Norwich Union Tate & Lyle 22-Sep-97 Billiton Hanson 22-Sep-97 Woolwich Imperial Tobacco Group 22-Sep-97 Sun Life & Provincial Holdings Mercury Asset Management 22-Sep-97 Williams Burmah Castrol 17-Dec-97 Diageo Guinness 17-Dec-97 Nycomed Amersham Grand Metropolitan 22-Dec-97 Mercury Asset Management RMC Group 22-Dec-97 British Energy Blue Circle Industries 22-Dec-97 Amvescap TI Group 24-Dec-97 Blue Circle Industries Mercury Asset Management 23-Mar-98 Compass Dixons 21-May-98 Misys The Energy Group 02-Jun-98 RMC Group General Accident 22-Jun-98 Stagecoach Holdings Wolseley 22-Jun-98 WPP Group Next 08-Sep-98 Allied Zurich London and Scottish Marine Oil 08-Sep-98 British American Tobacco B.A.T. Industries Plc 21-Sep-98 Colt Telecom Group British Steel 21-Sep-98 Telewest Communications Rank Group 21-Sep-98 Sema Group Blue Circle Industries 21-Sep-98 Securicor RMC Group 21-Sep-98 Southern Electric Enterprise Oil 16-Dec-98 Scottish & Southern Energy Southern Electric Plc 21-Dec-98 Imperial Tobacco Group Misys 21-Dec-98 Dixons Group Nycomed Amersham 21-Dec-98 Gallaher Group Sema Group 21-Dec-98 Hanson British Land Co 04-Feb-99 BTR Siebe BTR 04-Feb-99 Daily Mail & General Trust Siebe 22-Mar-99 Energis Gallaher Group 22-Mar-99
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