OMX Nordic 40
The OMX Nordic 40 (OMXN40) is a stock market index for the pan-regional (virtual) Nordic Stock Exchange. It is a capitalization-weighted index, created on October 2, 2006, that consists of the 40 most-traded stock classes of shares from the four stock markets operated by the OMX Group in the Nordic countries - Copenhagen, Helsinki, Reykjavík and Stockholm (although no Icelandic companies currently feature). The base date for the index is December 28, 2001, with a base value of 1000.[1]
Components
As of the Autumn 2020, the index is composed of the following 40 listings:
Company | Countries listed | Sector | Ticker symbol |
---|---|---|---|
ABB | Sweden | industrial machinery | ABB |
Ambu | Denmark | healthcare | AMBU |
Assa Abloy | Sweden | building products | ASSA B |
AstraZeneca | Sweden | pharmaceuticals | AZN |
Atlas Copco (class A) | Sweden | industrial machinery | ATCO A |
Atlas Copco (class B) | Sweden | industrial machinery | ATCO B |
Carlsberg (class B) | Denmark | brewers | CARL B |
Chr. Hansen | Denmark | health care | CHR |
Coloplast (class B) | Denmark | health care equipment | COLO B |
Danske Bank | Denmark | diversified banks | DANSKE |
DSV | Denmark | transport | DSV |
Elisa | Finland | telecommunications | ELISA |
Ericsson (class B) | Sweden | communications equipment | ERIC B |
Essity (class B) | Sweden | personal and household goods | ESSITY B |
Fortum | Finland | electric utilities | FORTUM |
Genmab | Denmark | health care equipment | GMAB |
GN Store Nord | Denmark | health care | GN |
Hennes & Mauritz (class B) | Sweden | apparel retail | HM B |
Hexagon (class B) | Sweden | technology | HEXA B |
Investor (class B) | Sweden | multi-sector holdings | INVE B |
KONE | Finland | industrial machinery | KNEBV |
Neste | Finland | oil and gas | NESTE |
Nokia | Finland | communications equipment | NOK1V |
Nordea | Finland | diversified banks | NDA SEK |
Novo Nordisk (class B) | Denmark | pharmaceuticals | NOVO B |
Sampo (class A) | Finland | insurance | SAMPO |
Sandvik | Sweden | industrial machinery | SAND |
SCA (class B) | Sweden | paper products | SCA B |
SEB (class A) | Sweden | diversified banks | SEB A |
SKF (class B) | Sweden | industrial machinery | SKF B |
Stora Enso (class R) | Finland | basic resources | STERV |
Svenska Handelsbanken (class A) | Sweden | diversified banks | SHB A |
Swedbank (class A) | Sweden | diversified banks | SWED A |
Swedish Match | Sweden | tobacco | SWMA |
Tele2 (class B) | Sweden | integrated telecommunication services | TEL2 B |
Telia | Sweden | integrated telecommunication services | TLSN |
UPM-Kymmene | Finland | paper products | UPM1V |
Vestas Wind Systems | Denmark | heavy electrical equipment | VWS |
Volvo | Sweden | construction and farm machinery; heavy trucks | VOLV B |
Ørsted | Denmark | utilities | ORSTED |
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See also
- Copenhagen Stock Exchange
- Helsinki Stock Exchange
- Stockholm Stock Exchange
References
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