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STOXX® ASIA TOTAL MARKET INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) TSMC Technology Taiwan 4.27 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Technology South Korea 2.96 Toyota Motor Corp. Automobiles & Parts Japan 1.85 AIA GROUP Insurance Hong Kong 1.20 SONY GROUP CORP. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.97 Reliance Industries Ltd Energy India 0.81 Keyence Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.80 Softbank Group Corp. Telecommunications Japan 0.76 HDFC Bank Ltd Banks India 0.71 RECRUIT HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.69 Infosys Ltd Technology India 0.66 CHINA CONSTRUCTION BANK CORP H Banks China 0.63 Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. Chemicals Japan 0.59 Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Financial Services Hong Kong 0.58 Tokyo Electron Ltd. Technology Japan 0.57 Nintendo Co. Ltd. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.57 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Banks Japan 0.57 Nidec Corp. Technology Japan 0.52 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone C Telecommunications Japan 0.50 PING AN INSUR GP CO. OF CN 'H' Insurance China 0.49 SK HYNIX INC Technology South Korea 0.48 Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.48 Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.47 Housing Development Finance Co Financial Services India 0.47 WUXI BIO Health Care Hong Kong 0.46 Daikin Industries Ltd. Construction & Materials Japan 0.45 ICICI Bank Ltd Banks India 0.45 MediaTek Inc Technology Taiwan 0.44 Hitachi Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.44 SAMSUNG ELTN.PF. Technology South Korea 0.44 Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.43 KDDI Corp. Telecommunications Japan 0.43 NAVER CORP Technology South Korea 0.42 Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.40 Hoya Corp. Health Care Japan 0.40 Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Technology Taiwan 0.39 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Grou Banks Japan 0.39 Fanuc Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.39 ICBC H Banks China 0.37 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Technology India 0.37 Itochu Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.36 Daiichi Sankyo Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.34 KAKAO CORP Technology South Korea 0.33 Mitsubishi Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.33 DBS Group Holdings Ltd. Banks Singapore 0.32 Mitsui & Co. Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.32 Seven & I Holdings Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.30 Mizuho Financial Group Inc. Banks Japan 0.30 SOFTBANK Telecommunications Japan 0.30 Fujitsu Ltd. Technology Japan 0.29 Denso Corp. Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.29 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. Banks Singapore 0.29 SMC Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.29 Asian Paints Industrial Goods & Services India 0.28 LG Chem Ltd Chemicals South Korea 0.28 Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.27 Oriental Land Co. Ltd. Travel & Leisure Japan 0.27 Samsung SDI Co Ltd Technology South Korea 0.27 Astellas Pharma Inc. Health Care Japan 0.27 Eisai Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.26 Hyundai Motor Co Automobiles & Parts South Korea 0.26 China Merchants Bank Co Ltd'H' Banks China 0.26 Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. Insurance Japan 0.26 Central Japan Railway Co. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.26 M3 Health Care Japan 0.25 Hindustan Unilever Ltd Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores India 0.24 United Overseas Bank Ltd. Banks Singapore 0.24 Terumo Corp. Health Care Japan 0.24 Kao Corp. Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Japan 0.24 Kotak Mah Bk Banks India 0.24 Bridgestone Corp. Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.24 Shiseido Co. Ltd. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.23 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® ASIA TOTAL MARKET INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) FUJIFILM Holdings Corp. Technology Japan 0.23 AXIS BANK Banks India 0.23 BANK OF CHINA 'H' Banks China 0.23 Olympus Corp. Health Care Japan 0.22 East Japan Railway Co. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.22 Panasonic Corp. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.22 TECHTRONIC INDS. Consumer Products & Services Hong Kong 0.22 Celltrion Health Care South Korea 0.21 POSCO Basic Resources South Korea 0.21 Chugai Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.21 Komatsu Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.20 ASAHI GROUP HDGS Food, Beverage & Tobacco Japan 0.20 BYD 'H' Automobiles & Parts China 0.20 Canon Inc. Technology Japan 0.20 Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. Real Estate Hong Kong 0.19 Mitsubishi Estate Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 0.19 Bank Central Asia Tbk PT Banks Indonesia 0.19 Kyocera Corp. Technology Japan 0.19 Mitsui Fudosan Co. Ltd. Real Estate Japan 0.19 Aeon Co. Ltd. Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Japan 0.19 Kubota Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.19 Delta Electronics Inc Technology Taiwan 0.18 Japan Tobacco Inc. Food, Beverage & Tobacco Japan 0.18 GALAXY ENTERTAINMENT GP. Travel & Leisure Hong Kong 0.18 United Microelectronics Corp Technology Taiwan 0.18 BAJAJ FINANCE Financial Services India 0.18 CK HUTCHISON HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Hong Kong 0.17 OTSUKA HOLDINGS Health Care Japan 0.17 Dai-ichi Life Holdings Insurance Japan 0.17 KB Financial Group Inc Banks South Korea 0.17 Link Real Estate Investment Tr Real Estate Hong Kong 0.17 KIA CORPORATION Automobiles & Parts South Korea 0.17 ITC Ltd Food, Beverage & Tobacco India 0.16 Suzuki Motor Corp. Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.16 Orix Corp. Financial Services Japan 0.16 Larsen & Toubro Ltd Construction & Materials India 0.16 Shimano Inc. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.16 Daiwa House Industry Co. Ltd. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.16 Formosa Plastics Corp Industrial Goods & Services Taiwan 0.16 Evergreen Marine Industrial Goods & Services Taiwan 0.16 Sysmex Corp. Health Care Japan 0.15 Uni-Charm Corp. Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Japan 0.15 Fubon Financial Holding Co Ltd Insurance Taiwan 0.15 SHENZHOU INTL.GP.HDG. Consumer Products & Services Hong Kong 0.15 Advantest Corp. Technology Japan 0.15 LASERTEC Technology Japan 0.15 Toshiba Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.15 CLP Holdings Ltd. Utilities Hong Kong 0.15 Chunghwa Telecom Co Ltd Telecommunications Taiwan 0.15 CK Asset Holdings Ltd Real Estate Hong Kong 0.14 Shinhan Financial Group Co Ltd Banks South Korea 0.14 PTT PCL Energy Thailand 0.14 Toyota Industries Corp. Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.14 BEIGENE Health Care Hong Kong 0.14 Sumitomo Realty & Development Real Estate Japan 0.14 Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecommunications India 0.14 Nan Ya Plastics Corp Chemicals Taiwan 0.14 Kirin Holdings Co. Ltd. Food, Beverage & Tobacco Japan 0.14 Cathay Financial Holding Co Lt Insurance Taiwan 0.14 Hong Kong & China Gas Co. Ltd. Utilities Hong Kong 0.14 Hyundai Mobis Automobiles & Parts South Korea 0.14 Sumitomo Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.14 Secom Co. Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.14 State Bank of India Banks India 0.14 China Mengniu Dairy Co. Ltd. Food, Beverage & Tobacco China 0.13 Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Singapore 0.13 Omron Corp. Technology Japan 0.13 TDK Corp. Technology Japan 0.13 China Steel Corp Basic Resources Taiwan 0.13 Nomura Holdings Inc. Financial Services Japan 0.13 NIPPON STEEL Basic Resources Japan 0.13 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® ASIA TOTAL MARKET INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) BANDAI NAMCO HOLDINGS INC. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.13 Nitori Co. Ltd. Retail Japan 0.13 Chinatrust Financial Holding C Banks Taiwan 0.13 LG H&H Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores South Korea 0.13 Asahi Kasei Corp. Chemicals Japan 0.13 SG HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.12 Marubeni Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.12 Wipro Ltd Technology India 0.12 Uni-President Enterprises Corp Food, Beverage & Tobacco Taiwan 0.12 Shionogi & Co. Ltd. Health Care Japan 0.12 LG Electronics Inc Consumer Products & Services South Korea 0.12 China Life Insurance Co 'H' Insurance China 0.12 SK TELECOM Telecommunications South Korea 0.12 MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings Insurance Japan 0.12 NIPPON PAINT HOLDINGS Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.12 Hang Seng Bank Ltd. Banks Hong Kong 0.12 CHINA RESOURCES BEER (HLDG) Food, Beverage & Tobacco China 0.12 HCL Technologies Technology India 0.12 JD HEALTH INTERNATIONAL Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Hong Kong 0.12 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Banks Indonesia 0.11 ASE Industrial Holding Technology Taiwan 0.11 SAMSUNG C&T CORP Construction & Materials South Korea 0.11 SM Investments Corp Retail Philippines 0.11 Sompo Holdings Insurance Japan 0.11 Obic Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.11 Ajinomoto Co. Inc. Food, Beverage & Tobacco Japan 0.11 Mega Financial Holding Co Ltd Banks Taiwan 0.11 Singapore Telecommunications L Telecommunications Singapore 0.11 ENEOS HOLDINGS Energy Japan 0.11 NEC Corp. Technology Japan 0.11 Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Corp Chemicals Taiwan 0.11 Z HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.11 Makita Corp. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.11 Kikkoman Corp. Food, Beverage & Tobacco Japan 0.11 JAPAN EXCHANGE GROUP Financial Services Japan 0.10 Sekisui House Ltd. Consumer Products & Services Japan 0.10 Yaskawa Electric Corp. Industrial Goods & Services Japan 0.10 SK INNOVATION Energy South Korea 0.10 Nomura Research Institute Ltd. Technology Japan 0.10 NCsoft Consumer Products & Services South Korea 0.10 China Resources Land Ltd. Real Estate China 0.10 SUBARU CORPORATION Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.10 Maruti Suzuki Automobiles & Parts India 0.10 BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Ltd. Banks China 0.10 Public Bank Bhd Banks Malaysia 0.10 Jsw Steel Basic Resources India 0.10 China Petroleum & Chemical 'H' Energy China 0.10 SAMSUNG BIOLOGICS Health Care South Korea 0.10 CP ALL PCL Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Thailand 0.10 JAPAN POST HOLDINGS Insurance Japan 0.10 Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings C Chemicals Japan 0.10 SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUST HOLDINGS Banks Japan 0.10 Hana Financial G Banks South Korea 0.10 Sumitomo Electric Industries L Automobiles & Parts Japan 0.10 ANA HOLDINGS Travel & Leisure Japan 0.10 LARGAN Precision Consumer Products & Services Taiwan 0.10 Bajaj Finserv Financial Services India 0.09 Wanhai Industrial Goods & Services Taiwan 0.09 Toyota Tsusho Corp.
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