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Euro Stoxx® Sustainability Ex Alcohol Gambling Tobacco EURO STOXX® SUSTAINABILITY EX ALCOHOL GAMBLING TOBACCO Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) ASML HLDG Technology Netherlands 5.08 LINDE Chemicals Germany 3.54 SAP Technology Germany 3.50 SANOFI Health Care France 2.76 SIEMENS Industrial Goods & Services Germany 2.70 ALLIANZ Insurance Germany 2.56 L'OREAL Consumer Products & Services France 2.28 IBERDROLA Utilities Spain 2.03 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Industrial Goods & Services France 1.98 AIR LIQUIDE Chemicals France 1.95 ENEL Utilities Italy 1.94 ADYEN Industrial Goods & Services Netherlands 1.67 ADIDAS Consumer Products & Services Germany 1.66 DEUTSCHE TELEKOM Telecommunications Germany 1.50 BAYER Health Care Germany 1.48 VINCI Construction & Materials France 1.44 Kering Retail France 1.27 AXA Insurance France 1.26 PHILIPS Health Care Netherlands 1.25 DEUTSCHE POST Industrial Goods & Services Germany 1.24 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES Technology Germany 1.24 Prosus Technology Netherlands 1.23 ESSILORLUXOTTICA Health Care France 1.18 DANONE Food, Beverage & Tobacco France 1.08 INTESA SANPAOLO Banks Italy 1.07 MUENCHENER RUECK Insurance Germany 1.05 HERMES INTERNATIONAL Consumer Products & Services France 0.93 Vonovia SE Real Estate Germany 0.92 Industria de Diseno Textil SA Retail Spain 0.89 CRH Construction & Materials Ireland 0.85 KONE B Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.83 BCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA Banks Spain 0.83 DEUTSCHE BOERSE Financial Services Germany 0.82 AMADEUS IT GROUP Technology Spain 0.80 NESTE Energy Finland 0.76 BMW Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.73 KONINKLIJKE DSM Chemicals Netherlands 0.73 VIVENDI Media France 0.71 DASSAULT SYSTEMS Technology France 0.70 RWE Utilities Germany 0.69 CAP GEMINI Technology France 0.63 SAINT GOBAIN Construction & Materials France 0.62 E.ON Utilities Germany 0.62 WORLDLINE Industrial Goods & Services France 0.62 STMICROELECTRONICS Technology Italy 0.61 ORANGE Telecommunications France 0.60 LEGRAND Industrial Goods & Services France 0.60 MICHELIN Automobiles & Parts France 0.59 WOLTERS KLUWER Media Netherlands 0.58 KERRY GRP Food, Beverage & Tobacco Ireland 0.57 ASSICURAZIONI GENERALI Insurance Italy 0.57 NOKIA Telecommunications Finland 0.56 CELLNEX TELECOM Telecommunications Spain 0.55 MERCK Health Care Germany 0.54 SAMPO Insurance Finland 0.54 AKZO NOBEL Chemicals Netherlands 0.52 TELEFONICA Telecommunications Spain 0.51 HENKEL PREF Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.50 UPM KYMMENE Basic Resources Finland 0.49 TELEPERFORMANCE Industrial Goods & Services France 0.49 ZALANDO Retail Germany 0.49 KBC GRP Banks Belgium 0.47 FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE Health Care Germany 0.45 DEUTSCHE WOHNEN Real Estate Germany 0.44 SYMRISE Chemicals Germany 0.42 EDP ENERGIAS DE PORTUGAL Utilities Portugal 0.42 CONTINENTAL Automobiles & Parts Germany 0.40 REPSOL Energy Spain 0.38 FERROVIAL Construction & Materials Spain 0.37 SARTORIUS PREF. Health Care Germany 0.36 EDENRED Industrial Goods & Services France 0.36 ARGENX Health Care Belgium 0.36 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation EURO STOXX® SUSTAINABILITY EX ALCOHOL GAMBLING TOBACCO Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) ALSTOM Industrial Goods & Services France 0.35 NN GROUP Insurance Netherlands 0.35 UCB Health Care Belgium 0.34 VEOLIA ENVIRONNEMENT Utilities France 0.32 BOUYGUES Construction & Materials France 0.31 BRENNTAG Chemicals Germany 0.31 AENA SME Industrial Goods & Services Spain 0.31 QIAGEN Health Care Germany 0.31 CNH Industrial NV Industrial Goods & Services Italy 0.30 STORA ENSO R Basic Resources Finland 0.29 SNAM RETE GAS Energy Italy 0.29 PUBLICIS GRP Media France 0.29 HELLOFRESH AG Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.28 BEIERSDORF Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Germany 0.28 KINGSPAN GRP Construction & Materials Ireland 0.28 KPN Telecommunications Netherlands 0.27 LEG IMMOBILIEN Real Estate Germany 0.27 EUROFINS SCIENTIFIC Health Care France 0.27 UNIBAIL-RODAMCO-WESTFIELD Real Estate France 0.27 TERNA Utilities Italy 0.26 COVESTRO Chemicals Germany 0.26 SMURFIT KAPPA GRP Industrial Goods & Services Ireland 0.26 UBISOFT ENTERTAINMENT Consumer Products & Services France 0.25 AGEAS Insurance Belgium 0.25 HANNOVER RUECK Insurance Germany 0.24 CARREFOUR Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores France 0.24 UMICORE Basic Resources Belgium 0.24 CAIXABANK Banks Spain 0.24 ASM INTERNATIONAL Technology Netherlands 0.24 EIFFAGE Construction & Materials France 0.24 FINECOBANK Banks Italy 0.24 PUMA Consumer Products & Services Germany 0.23 RENAULT Automobiles & Parts France 0.23 VALEO Automobiles & Parts France 0.23 PRYSMIAN Industrial Goods & Services Italy 0.23 ERSTE GROUP BANK Banks Austria 0.23 GRIFOLS Health Care Spain 0.22 ATOS Technology France 0.22 SOLVAY Chemicals Belgium 0.22 RED ELECTRICA CORPORATION Utilities Spain 0.22 AROUNDTOWN (FRA) Real Estate Germany 0.22 EXOR NV Financial Services Italy 0.22 SCOUT24 Technology Germany 0.22 SARTORIUS STEDIM BIOTECH Health Care France 0.21 ELISA CORPORATION Telecommunications Finland 0.21 RANDSTAD Industrial Goods & Services Netherlands 0.21 SIEMENS GAMESA Energy Spain 0.20 BUREAU VERITAS Industrial Goods & Services France 0.20 Naturgy Energy Group Utilities Spain 0.20 ACS Construction & Materials Spain 0.19 SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT Utilities France 0.19 KNORR BREMSE Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.19 SODEXO Travel & Leisure France 0.18 Getlink Industrial Goods & Services France 0.18 GECINA Real Estate France 0.18 BIOMERIEUX Health Care France 0.18 KESKO Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Finland 0.17 ORPEA Health Care France 0.17 AEGON Insurance Netherlands 0.17 IMCD Chemicals Netherlands 0.17 ACCOR Travel & Leisure France 0.16 TEAMVIEWER AG Technology Germany 0.16 EVONIK INDUSTRIES Chemicals Germany 0.16 KION GROUP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.15 ASR NEDERLAND NV Insurance Netherlands 0.14 OMV Energy Austria 0.14 SCOR Insurance France 0.14 RECORDATI Health Care Italy 0.14 ENAGAS Energy Spain 0.14 DIASORIN Health Care Italy 0.14 GEA GRP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.13 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation EURO STOXX® SUSTAINABILITY EX ALCOHOL GAMBLING TOBACCO Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) SIGNIFY Construction & Materials Netherlands 0.13 GALP ENERGIA Energy Portugal 0.13 AMPLIFON Health Care Italy 0.13 COVIVIO Real Estate France 0.13 VERBUND Utilities Austria 0.13 AMUNDI Financial Services France 0.13 SOFINA Financial Services Belgium 0.13 HUHTAMAKI Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.12 ORION B Health Care Finland 0.12 CARL ZEISS MEDITEC Health Care Germany 0.12 SEB Consumer Products & Services France 0.12 UNITED INTERNET Technology Germany 0.12 WARTSILA Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.12 POSTE ITALIANE Insurance Italy 0.12 KLEPIERRE Real Estate France 0.12 TELECOM ITALIA Telecommunications Italy 0.12 ABN AMRO BANK Banks Netherlands 0.12 RATIONAL Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.11 WDP Real Estate Belgium 0.11 TAG IMMOBILIEN AG Real Estate Germany 0.11 EVOTEC Health Care Germany 0.11 BE SEMICONDUCTOR Technology Netherlands 0.11 CNP ASSURANCES Insurance France 0.11 KOJAMO OYJ Real Estate Finland 0.11 TECHNIPFMC Energy France 0.11 JERONIMO MARTINS Personal Care, Drug & Grocery Stores Portugal 0.11 NEMETSCHEK Technology Germany 0.10 THYSSENKRUPP Industrial Goods & Services Germany 0.10 COFINIMMO Real Estate Belgium 0.10 AEDIFICA Real Estate Belgium 0.10 ELIA GROUP Utilities Belgium 0.10 REXEL Industrial Goods & Services France 0.10 BOLLORE Industrial Goods & Services France 0.10 MORPHOSYS Health Care Germany 0.09 Valmet Industrial Goods & Services Finland 0.09 WIENERBERGER Construction & Materials Austria 0.09 ILIAD Telecommunications France 0.09 DIALOG SEMICON Technology Germany 0.09 SES Telecommunications Luxembourg 0.09 LUFTHANSA Travel & Leisure Germany 0.09 BANKINTER Banks Spain 0.09 VOPAK Industrial Goods & Services Netherlands 0.09 ADP Industrial Goods & Services France 0.09 CTS EVENTIM Media Germany 0.09 ALTEN Technology France 0.09 EURAZEO Financial Services France 0.08 PROXIMUS Telecommunications Belgium 0.08 WENDEL Financial Services France 0.08 PROSIEBENSAT.1 MEDIA Media Germany 0.08 ANDRITZ Industrial Goods & Services Austria 0.08 ALSTRIA OFFICE REIT Real Estate Germany 0.08 BAWAG GROUP AG Banks Austria 0.08 IPSEN Health Care France 0.08 GERRESHEIMER Health Care Germany 0.08 ITALGAS Utilities Italy 0.08 NATIXIS Banks France 0.08 ACCIONA S.A. Construction & Materials Spain 0.07 ELIS Industrial Goods & Services France 0.07 HERA Utilities Italy 0.07 FREENET Telecommunications Germany 0.07 GRAND CITY PROPERTIES Real Estate Germany 0.07 INMOBILIARIA COLONIAL SOCIMI Real Estate Spain 0.07 TELEFONICA DEUTSCHLAND Telecommunications Germany 0.06 GLANBIA Food, Beverage & Tobacco Ireland 0.06 SOPRA STERIA GROUP Technology France 0.06 A2A Utilities Italy 0.06 ICADE Real Estate France 0.06 GRENKE N Financial Services Germany 0.03 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation.
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