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Rentokil Initial, Segro And Whitbread To Join FTSE 100

Date 09/09/2009

Award winning index provider FTSE Group (“FTSE”) today confirms that the UK's leading pest control organisation Rentokil Initial, European property investment and development company Segro and the UK’s largest hotel and restaurant chain Whitbread will be joining the FTSE 100. In the rebalance, Balfour Beatty, Foreign and Colonial Investment Trust and Pennon Group will be leaving the UK’s leading blue chip benchmark.

In addition the FTSE 250 Index see’s the return of media group Trinity Mirror alongside seven other Smallcap constituents, whilst those leaving the index include investment instruments from both JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. The full changes occurring to the FTSE 250 Index are as follows:

Constituents leaving the FTSE Smallcap and entering the FTSE 250 Index

Constituents leaving the FTSE 250 and entering the FTSE Smallcap

-Avis Europe

-Imagination Technologies Group

-International Personal Finance

- Lamprell

-Northgate,

-Paragon Group of Companies

-St. Modwen Properties

-Trinity Mirror

 

-Absolute Return Trust

- Edinburgh UK Tracker Trust

-Fisher (James) & Sons

-Goldman Sachs Dynamic Opportunities

-Goldman Sachs Dynamic Opportunities (EUR)

-JP Morgan European Investment Trust (Gwth Shs)

-Mouchel Group

-Novae Group

- SDL

 

* Goldman Sachs Dynamic Opportunities GBP and EUR lines are treated as a single company.


The changes to the indices take place following FTSE’s UK Index Series quarterly review, which is carried out by the independent FTSE Europe, Middle East and Africa Regional Committee. The regular index reviews ensure the indices remain an accurate reflection of the market they represent which is essential, as they form the basis of many pension funds and investment portfolios.

All changes from this review take effect from the start of trading on Monday 21st September 2009.

Statistics: Breakdown to show index share by (ICB classification -Supersectors) of the FTSE 100. The period covers Friday 10th October 2008, on which there was the second biggest negative weekly change of -15.40%, to 9th September 2009.

FTSE 100 Index ICB Super Sector breakdown Oct 08-Sept 09

10th October 2008

9th September 2009

 Sum of Net Market Cap (£m)

 Sum of Net Market Cap (£m)

 

 

Supersector

Total

Supersector

Total

Oil and Gas

19.89%

Oil & Gas

20.81%

Chemicals

0.24%

Chemicals

0.25%

Basic Resources

8.59%

Basic Resources

11.23%

Construction & Materials

0.00%

Construction & Materials

0.13%

Industrial Goods and Services

3.91%

Industrial Goods & Services

4.03%

Food & Beverage

5.85%

Food & Beverage

6.10%

Personal & Household Goods

5.65%

Personal & Household Goods

6.06%

Healthcare

9.67%

Health Care

8.93%

Retail

4.72%

Retail

4.79%

Media

2.18%

Media

2.22%

Travel & Leisure

1.89%

Travel & Leisure

1.40%

Telecommunications

7.74%

Telecommunications

7.02%

Utilities

5.50%

Utilities

3.88%

Banks

16.52%

Banks

16.26%

Insurance

4.31%

Insurance

3.67%

Financial Services

2.81%

Financial Services

2.55%

Technology

0.53%

Technology

0.66%

Grand Total

100%

Grand Total

100%