- Distribuidora y Servicios S.A. (ADR) (Chile, NYSE: DYS, CUSIP: 254753106, Sedol: 2111513) shares will increase by 16,558,740 to 108,558,740. The increase in ADRs used for the purpose of index calculation comes as a result of a rights issue in the underlying security.
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