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Updated on 3 October. 2016 Date Issue Code 20160930 Nippon JPX-Nikkei Index 400 Component Stocks Weight and FFW Ratio Following Cap-adjustment Updated on 3 October. 2016 FFW Ratio Compornent Weight Date Issue Code Following Cap- (JPX-Nikkei Index 400) 20160930 Nippon Suisan Kaisha,Ltd. 1332 0.75000 0.0427% 20160930 INPEX CORPORATION 1605 0.65000 0.3699% 20160930 HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION 1719 0.65000 0.0315% 20160930 TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. 1720 0.55000 0.0253% 20160930 COMSYS Holdings Corporation 1721 0.55000 0.0593% 20160930 TAISEI CORPORATION 1801 0.80000 0.3028% 20160930 OBAYASHI CORPORATION 1802 0.75000 0.2309% 20160930 SHIMIZU CORPORATION 1803 0.70000 0.2126% 20160930 HASEKO Corporation 1808 0.70000 0.0870% 20160930 KAJIMA CORPORATION 1812 0.80000 0.2549% 20160930 Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd. 1821 0.85000 0.0281% 20160930 Kumagai Gumi Co.,Ltd. 1861 0.70000 0.0294% 20160930 DAITO TRUST CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. 1878 0.85000 0.4596% 20160930 NIPPO CORPORATION 1881 0.35000 0.0342% 20160930 MAEDA ROAD CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. 1883 0.60000 0.0436% 20160930 Sumitomo Forestry Co.,Ltd. 1911 0.70000 0.0715% 20160930 DAIWA HOUSE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. 1925 0.80000 0.6287% 20160930 Sekisui House,Ltd. 1928 0.85000 0.4418% 20160930 KYOWA EXEO CORPORATION 1951 0.60000 0.0434% 20160930 KYUDENKO CORPORATION 1959 0.50000 0.0531% 20160930 JGC CORPORATION 1963 0.70000 0.1355% 20160930 Nihon M&A Center Inc. 2127 0.65000 0.0701% 20160930 Temp Holdings Co.,Ltd. 2181 0.50000 0.0891% 20160930 Cookpad Inc. 2193 0.35000 0.0155% 20160930 EZAKI GLICO CO.,LTD. 2206 0.60000 0.1091% 20160930 CALBEE,Inc. 2229 0.50000 0.1092% 20160930 YAKULT HONSHA CO.,LTD. 2267 0.55000 0.1880% 20160930 Meiji Holdings Co.,Ltd. 2269 0.70000 0.4570% 20160930 NH Foods Ltd. 2282 0.65000 0.1383% 20160930 SOHGO SECURITY SERVICES CO.,LTD. 2331 0.55000 0.1297% 20160930 Ichigo Inc. 2337 0.35000 0.0335% 20160930 Kakaku.com,Inc. 2371 0.55000 0.0936% 20160930 DIP corporation 2379 0.30000 0.0248% 20160930 M3,Inc. 2413 0.45000 0.2145% 20160930 DeNA Co.,Ltd. 2432 0.50000 0.1180% 20160930 HAKUHODO DY HOLDINGS INCORPORATED 2433 0.60000 0.1176% 20160930 Gurunavi,Inc. 2440 0.40000 0.0231% 20160930 Asahi Group Holdings,Ltd. 2502 0.70000 0.5312% 20160930 Kirin Holdings Company,Limited 2503 0.85000 0.5559% 20160930 ITO EN,LTD. 2593 0.60000 0.0820% 20160930 Lawson,Inc. 2651 0.60000 0.2053% 20160930 ABC-MART,INC. 2670 0.25000 0.0606% 20160930 GEO HOLDINGS CORPORATION 2681 0.55000 0.0148% 20160930 Sojitz Corporation 2768 0.80000 0.1101% 20160930 Alfresa Holdings Corporation 2784 0.85000 0.1819% 20160930 KIKKOMAN CORPORATION 2801 0.65000 0.1885% 20160930 Ajinomoto Co.,Inc. 2802 0.65000 0.3568% 20160930 Kewpie Corporation 2809 0.60000 0.1224% 20160930 NICHIREI CORPORATION 2871 0.65000 0.0932% 20160930 TOYO SUISAN KAISHA,LTD. 2875 0.80000 0.1621% 20160930 NISSIN FOODS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 2897 0.65000 0.2003% 20160930 JAPAN TOBACCO INC. 2914 0.57029 $ 1.3407% 20160930 Hulic Co.,Ltd. 3003 0.50000 0.1454% 20160930 MonotaRO Co.,Ltd. 3064 0.45000 0.0650% 20160930 J.FRONT RETAILING Co.,Ltd. 3086 0.75000 0.1132% 20160930 Matsumotokiyoshi Holdings Co.,Ltd. 3088 0.60000 0.0730% 20160930 START TODAY CO.,LTD. 3092 0.45000 0.1074% 20160930 WELCIA HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 3141 0.35000 0.0545% 20160930 CREATE SD HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 3148 0.35000 0.0241% 20160930 Nomura Real Estate Holdings,Inc. 3231 0.55000 0.0766% 20160930 PRESSANCE CORPORATION 3254 0.35000 0.0103% 20160930 Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Corporation 3289 0.60000 0.0897% 20160930 Iida Group Holdings Co.,Ltd. 3291 0.50000 0.1275% 20160930 COSMOS Pharmaceutical Corporation 3349 0.40000 0.0742% 20160930 SHIP HEALTHCARE HOLDINGS,INC. 3360 0.63470 0.0427% Copyright © 2016 by Japan Exchange Group, Inc., Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc., and Nikkei Inc. All rights reserved FFW Ratio Compornent Weight Date Issue Code Following Cap- (JPX-Nikkei Index 400) 20160930 Seven & I Holdings Co.,Ltd. 3382 0.75000 1.3538% 20160930 TSURUHA HOLDINGS INC. 3391 0.75000 0.1824% 20160930 KUSURI NO AOKI CO.,LTD. 3398 0.45000 0.0312% 20160930 TORAY INDUSTRIES,INC. 3402 0.75000 0.5128% 20160930 KURARAY CO.,LTD. 3405 0.80000 0.1812% 20160930 ASAHI KASEI CORPORATION 3407 0.75000 0.3606% 20160930 GREE,Inc. 3632 0.40000 0.0234% 20160930 NEXON Co.,Ltd. 3659 0.40000 0.1178% 20160930 COLOPL,Inc. 3668 0.35000 0.0296% 20160930 T-Gaia Corporation 3738 0.20000 0.0097% 20160930 GungHo Online Entertainment,Inc. 3765 0.35000 0.0391% 20160930 Oji Holdings Corporation 3861 0.65000 0.1123% 20160930 Daio Paper Corporation 3880 0.50000 0.0381% 20160930 SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY,LIMITED 4005 0.75000 0.2365% 20160930 Nissan Chemical Industries,Ltd. 4021 0.65000 0.1309% 20160930 TOSOH CORPORATION 4042 0.70000 0.1204% 20160930 Denka Company Limited 4061 0.75000 0.0651% 20160930 Shin-Etsu Chemical Co.,Ltd. 4063 0.70000 0.9066% 20160930 AIR WATER INC. 4088 0.70000 0.1129% 20160930 TAIYO NIPPON SANSO CORPORATION 4091 0.30000 0.0582% 20160930 NIHON PARKERIZING CO.,LTD. 4095 0.65000 0.0540% 20160930 Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co.,Ltd. 4151 0.35000 0.1370% 20160930 Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company,Inc. 4182 0.60000 0.0895% 20160930 JSR CORPORATION 4185 0.70000 0.1070% 20160930 Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation 4188 0.75000 0.3038% 20160930 Daicel Corporation 4202 0.65000 0.1234% 20160930 Sekisui Chemical Co.,Ltd. 4204 0.75000 0.2368% 20160930 ZEON CORPORATION 4205 0.60000 0.0543% 20160930 Aica Kogyo Company,Limited 4206 0.75000 0.0580% 20160930 Ube Industries,Ltd. 4208 0.85000 0.0742% 20160930 Hitachi Chemical Company,Ltd. 4217 0.40000 0.0823% 20160930 NIPPON KAYAKU CO.,LTD. 4272 0.60000 0.0509% 20160930 Nomura Research Institute,Ltd. 4307 0.45000 0.1604% 20160930 DENTSU INC. 4324 0.65000 0.4101% 20160930 NOF CORPORATION 4403 0.70000 0.0554% 20160930 Kao Corporation 4452 0.85000 1.0436% 20160930 Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited 4502 0.85000 1.3870% 20160930 Astellas Pharma Inc. 4503 0.85000 1.2331% 20160930 Shionogi & Co.,Ltd. 4507 0.70000 0.5421% 20160930 Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation 4508 0.35000 0.1813% 20160930 CHUGAI PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4519 0.30000 0.2613% 20160930 KAKEN PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4521 0.60000 0.0769% 20160930 Eisai Co.,Ltd. 4523 0.70000 0.5587% 20160930 ONO PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4528 0.65000 0.4601% 20160930 HISAMITSU PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,INC. 4530 0.55000 0.1217% 20160930 SANTEN PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4536 0.75000 0.1972% 20160930 TSUMURA & CO. 4540 0.75000 0.0651% 20160930 TERUMO CORPORATION 4543 0.65000 0.4084% 20160930 SAWAI PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4555 0.75000 0.0880% 20160930 DAIICHI SANKYO COMPANY,LIMITED 4568 0.80000 0.5864% 20160930 KYORIN Holdings,Inc. 4569 0.60000 0.0439% 20160930 Otsuka Holdings Co.,Ltd. 4578 0.65000 0.7123% 20160930 TAISHO PHARMACEUTICAL HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 4581 0.45000 0.1792% 20160930 NIPPON PAINT HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 4612 0.40000 0.1866% 20160930 KANSAI PAINT CO.,LTD. 4613 0.70000 0.1800% 20160930 DIC Corporation 4631 0.70000 0.0887% 20160930 ORIENTAL LAND CO.,LTD. 4661 0.50000 0.4775% 20160930 PARK24 Co.,Ltd. 4666 0.55000 0.1127% 20160930 RESORTTRUST,INC. 4681 0.65000 0.0618% 20160930 OBIC Co.,Ltd. 4684 0.55000 0.1255% 20160930 Yahoo Japan Corporation 4689 0.20000 0.1960% 20160930 Trend Micro Incorporated 4704 0.60000 0.1265% 20160930 ORACLE CORPORATION JAPAN 4716 0.20000 0.0621% 20160930 USS Co.,Ltd. 4732 0.65000 0.1480% 20160930 ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation 4739 0.30000 0.0399% 20160930 CyberAgent,Inc. 4751 0.70000 0.1133% 20160930 Rakuten,Inc. 4755 0.60000 0.4822% 20160930 OTSUKA CORPORATION 4768 0.45000 0.0874% 20160930 FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation 4901 0.75000 0.6143% 20160930 KONICA MINOLTA,INC. 4902 0.80000 0.1463% Copyright © 2016 by Japan Exchange Group, Inc., Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc., and Nikkei Inc. All rights reserved FFW Ratio Compornent Weight Date Issue Code Following Cap- (JPX-Nikkei Index 400) 20160930 Shiseido Company,Limited 4911 0.80000 0.3650% 20160930 KOSE Corporation 4922 0.45000 0.1200% 20160930 Ci:z Holdings Co.,Ltd. 4924 0.45000 0.0271% 20160930 KOBAYASHI PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. 4967 0.60000 0.1149% 20160930 The Yokohama Rubber Company,Limited 5101 0.60000 0.0698% 20160930 Toyo Tire & Rubber Co.,Ltd. 5105 0.70000 0.0537% 20160930 BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION 5108 0.70000 0.9029% 20160930 Sumitomo Rubber Industries,Ltd. 5110 0.60000 0.1026% 20160930 Asahi Glass Company,Limited 5201 0.70000 0.2311% 20160930 Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co.,Ltd. 5232 0.80000 0.0669% 20160930 TAIHEIYO CEMENT CORPORATION 5233 0.84440 0.1328% 20160930 TOTO LTD. 5332 0.70000 0.2013% 20160930 NGK INSULATORS,LTD. 5333 0.65000 0.1895% 20160930 NGK SPARK PLUG CO.,LTD. 5334 0.65000 0.1099% 20160930 NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION 5401 0.80000 0.6693% 20160930 Kobe Steel,Ltd. 5406 0.85000 0.1202% 20160930 JFE Holdings,Inc. 5411 0.75000 0.2882% 20160930 Hitachi Metals,Ltd. 5486 0.45000 0.1018% 20160930 Mitsubishi Materials Corporation 5711 0.80000 0.1234% 20160930 Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.,Ltd. 5713 0.80000 0.2762% 20160930 DOWA HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. 5714 0.70000 0.0653% 20160930 Sumitomo Electric Industries,Ltd. 5802 0.85000 0.4090% 20160930 Sanwa Holdings Corporation 5929 0.70000 0.0695% 20160930 Sankyo Tateyama,Inc. 5932 0.70000 0.0155% 20160930 RINNAI CORPORATION 5947 0.60000 0.1254% 20160930 NHK SPRING CO.,LTD. 5991 0.65000 0.0661% 20160930 OSG Corporation 6136 0.80000 0.0658% 20160930 DMG MORI CO.,LTD.
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