The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation). Index charts - ASX - Australian Securities Exchange. The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation).

Often managers will set investment guidelines (i.e. only invest in companies in the S&P/ASX 200) and will aim to outperform the index by using active investment strategies. LICs are “closed” investments, so unlike managed funds they don’t issue or cancel new shares as investors come and go. Companies in the index include Xero, Computershare, Afterpay and REA Group. ASX CEO and Managing Director, Dominic Stevens, said that the All Tech Index will enhance the profile and understanding of listed technology companies in Australia, and increase opportunities for investors. The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation). The S&P/ASX 50 (XFL) is an index that represents the large-cap component of the Australian stock market. It contains the ASX top 50 companies by way of float-adjusted market capitalisation and accounts for 63% (March 2019) of the Australian equity market. • Most companies pay above average dividends. The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is the narrowest index in the S&P/ASX suite of indices and consists of the ASX top 20 stocks by way of float-adjusted market capitalisation. The index is highly liquid, actively traded and accounts for 46% (March 2019) of the Australian equity market. • Most companies pay above average dividends Historical statistics (PE, Earnings & Dividend Yield) for the Australian stock market. All Ordinaries fundamental data back to 1980. Excel downloads.

Download an up-to-date list of Australia's top 200 companies. ASX 200 constituent data includes GICS Sectors, market cap and index weighting.

The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is Australia’s narrowest stock market index. The index contains the 20 largest ASX listed stocks and accounts for ~47% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation. All companies are highly liquid and considered “bluechip” shares. The S&P/ASX 50 (XFL) Index comprises Australia’s large-cap equites. The index contains the 50 largest ASX listed stocks with the cut-off being a market capitalisation of ~$5billion (AUD). Constituents account for ~62% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation. Often managers will set investment guidelines (i.e. only invest in companies in the S&P/ASX 200) and will aim to outperform the index by using active investment strategies. LICs are “closed” investments, so unlike managed funds they don’t issue or cancel new shares as investors come and go. Companies in the index include Xero, Computershare, Afterpay and REA Group. ASX CEO and Managing Director, Dominic Stevens, said that the All Tech Index will enhance the profile and understanding of listed technology companies in Australia, and increase opportunities for investors.

The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is Australia’s narrowest stock market index. The index contains the 20 largest ASX listed stocks and accounts for ~47% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation. All companies are highly liquid and considered “bluechip” shares.

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The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is the narrowest index in the S&P/ASX suite of indices and consists of the ASX top 20 stocks by way of float-adjusted market capitalisation. The index is highly liquid, actively traded and accounts for 46% (March 2019) of the Australian equity market. • Most companies pay above average dividends

The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is Australia’s narrowest stock market index. The index contains the 20 largest ASX listed stocks and accounts for ~47% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation. All companies are highly liquid and considered “bluechip” shares. The S&P/ASX 50 (XFL) Index comprises Australia’s large-cap equites. The index contains the 50 largest ASX listed stocks with the cut-off being a market capitalisation of ~$5billion (AUD). Constituents account for ~62% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation.

The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation).

This index tracks the performance of the 20 largest companies by market capitalisation listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). This is checked by S&P  18 Jul 2019 Only recently been inducted into the S&P/ASX 200 index, following the June rebalance, this company made it just in time to be included on the  The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation). The S&P/ASX 100 (XTO) Index is comprised of Australia’s large and mid-cap equities. The index contains the 100 largest ASX listed stocks with the cut-off being a market capitalisation of ~$1.7 billion (AUD). The S&P/ASX 20 (XTL) is Australia’s narrowest stock market index. The index contains the 20 largest ASX listed stocks and accounts for ~47% (March 2017) of Australia’s sharemarket capitalisation. The Financials sector holds four of the five largest companies and accounts for ~46% (March 2017) of the index. Full list of ASX companies ranked by size. Sort alphabetically, by performance or market cap. Link to all company details and price history. To easily grasp the fluctuations of the Australian economy and its stock market, the stocks of 200 companies are aggregated in the S&P/ASX 200 Index, which is widely considered as the benchmark index of Australia. It represents around 82% of the total market capitalization on the Australian Securities Exchange.

21 Feb 2020 A new index featuring ASX-listed companies in the fast-growing technology sector launches on the Australian stock exchange on Monday.