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GICS (Global Classification Standard) Oslo Børs GICS (Global Classification Standard) Last updated October 2018 Oslo Børs Symbol Security Name ISIN Gics Sub Industry Code Gics Sector Gics Industry Group Gics Industry Gics Sub Industry ARCHER Archer BMG0451H1170 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling AWDR Awilco Drilling GB00B5LJSC86 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling BDRILL Borr Drilling BMG1466R1088 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling BON Bonheur NO0003110603 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling FOE Fred. Olsen Energy NO0003089005 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling NODL Northern Drilling BMG6624L1090 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling ODL Odfjell Drilling BMG671801022 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling PSE Petrolia CY0102630916 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling SDRL Seadrill BMG7998G1069 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling SDSD S.D. Standard Drilling CY0101550917 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling SHLF Shelf Drilling KYG236271055 10101010 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Drilling AKA Akastor NO0010215684 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services AKSO Aker Solutions NO0010716582 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services AQUA Aqualis NO0010715394 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services BERGEN Bergen Group NO0010379779 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services BWO BW Offshore Limited BMG1738J1247 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services DOF DOF NO0010070063 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services EIOF Eidesvik Offshore NO0010263023 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services EMAS EMAS Offshore SG1AD2000008 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services EMGS Electromagnetic Geoservices NO0010358484 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services HAVI Havila Shipping NO0010257728 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services KVAER Kværner NO0010605371 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services MSEIS Magseis NO0010663669 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services OCY Ocean Yield NO0010657448 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services OTS Oceanteam NO0010317316 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services PGS Petroleum Geo-Services NO0010199151 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services PLCS Polarcus KYG7153K1085 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services PRS Prosafe CY0100470919 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services REACH Reach Subsea NO0003117202 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SBX SeaBird Exploration CY0101162119 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SEVAN Sevan Marine NO0010187032 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SIOFF Siem Offshore KYG813131011 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SOFF Solstad Farstad NO0003080608 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SPU Spectrum NO0010429145 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services SUBC Subsea 7 LU0075646355 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services TGS TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company NO0003078800 10101020 Energy Energy Energy Equipment & Services Oil & Gas Equipment & Services EQNR Equinor NO0010096985 10102010 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Integrated Oil & Gas AKERBP Aker BP NO0010345853 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ATLA NOK Atlantic Petroleum FO000A0DN9X4 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production DNO DNO NO0003921009 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production FLNG FLEX LNG BMG359471031 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production IOX InterOil Exploration and Production NO0010284318 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production NOR Norwegian Energy Company NO0010379266 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production PEN Panoro Energy NO0010564701 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production QEC Questerre Energy Corporation CA74836K1003 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production RAKP RAK Petroleum GB00BRGBL804 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production WRL Wentworth Resources CA9506771042 10102020 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Exploration & Production AVANCE Avance Gas Holding BMG067231032 10102040 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation BWLPG BW LPG BMG173841013 10102040 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation FRO Frontline BMG3682E1921 10102040 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation HLNG Höegh LNG Holdings BMG454221059 10102040 Energy Energy Oil & Gas & Consumable Fuels Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation YAR Yara International NO0010208051 15101030 Materials Materials Chemicals Fertilizers & Agricultural Chemicals BRG Borregaard NO0010657505 15101050 Materials Materials Chemicals Specialty Chemicals ELK Elkem NO0010816093 15101050 Materials Materials Chemicals Specialty Chemicals BOR Borgestad NO0003111700 15102010 Materials Materials Construction Materials Construction Materials NHY Norsk Hydro NO0005052605 15104010 Materials Materials Metals & Mining Aluminum ELE Element NO0003055808 15104020 Materials Materials Metals & Mining Diversified Metals & Mining AVM Avocet Mining PLC GB00BZBVR613 15104030 Materials Materials Metals & Mining Gold INC Incus Investor NO0003053308 15104050 Materials Materials Metals & Mining Steel KOG Kongsberg Gruppen NO0003043309 20101010 Industrials Capital Goods Aerospace & Defense Aerospace & Defense BMA Byggma NO0003087603 20102010 Industrials Capital Goods Building Products Building Products AFG AF Gruppen NO0003078107 20103010 Industrials Capital Goods Construction & Engineering Construction & Engineering NEL NEL NO0010081235 20103010 Industrials Capital Goods Construction & Engineering Construction & Engineering NRC NRC Group NO0003679102 20103010 Industrials Capital Goods Construction & Engineering Construction & Engineering VEI Veidekke NO0005806802 20103010 Industrials Capital Goods Construction & Engineering Construction & Engineering HYARD Havyard Group NO0010708605 20106010 Industrials Capital Goods Machinery Construction & Farm Machinery TTS TTS Group NO0003049405 20106010 Industrials Capital Goods Machinery Construction & Farm Machinery AKVA AKVA Group NO0003097503 20106020 Industrials Capital Goods Machinery Industrial Machinery GOD Goodtech NO0004913609 20106020 Industrials Capital Goods Machinery Industrial Machinery HEX Hexagon Composites NO0003067902 20106020 Industrials Capital Goods Machinery Industrial Machinery TOM Tomra Systems NO0005668905 20201050 Industrials Commercial & Professional Services Commercial Service & Supplies Environmental & Facilities Services SSG Self Storage Group NO0010781206 20201070 Industrials Commercial & Professional Services Commercial Service & Supplies Diversified Support Services ZAL Zalaris NO0010708910 20202010 Industrials Commercial & Professional Services Professional Services Human Resource & Employment Services MULTI Multiconsult NO0010734338 20202020 Industrials Commercial & Professional Services Professional Services Reaserch & Consulting Services TRE Treasure NO0010763550 20301010 Industrials Transportation Air Freight & Couriers Air Freight & Couriers NAS Norwegian Air Shuttle NO0010196140 20302010 Industrials Transportation Airlines Airlines SAS NOK SAS AB SE0003366871 20302010 Industrials Transportation Airlines Airlines AMSC American Shipping Company NO0010272065 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine BEL Belships NO0003094104 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine FJORD Fjord1 NO0010792625 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine GOGL Golden Ocean Group BMG396372051 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine JIN Jinhui Shipping and Transportation BMG5137R1088 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine MPCC MPC Container Ships NO0010791353 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine NTS NTS NO0004895103 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine ODF Odfjell ser. A NO0003399909 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine ODFB Odfjell ser. B NO0003399917 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine RISH GC Rieber Shipping NO0010262686 20303010 Industrials Transportation Marine Marine SBLK R Star Bulk Carriers MHY8162K2046
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