S&P Asia 50

The S&P Asia 50 Index is a stock index of Asian stocks[1] that is a part of the S&P Global 1200.[2] The index includes companies listed on the stock exchanges in Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan.[1] This index has an exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the United States (NYSE Arca: AIA) and in Australia (ASX: IAA).[3][4]

S&P Asia 50
FoundationNovember 13, 2007
OperatorS&P Dow Jones Indices
Trading symbolIAA
Constituents50
Weighting methodModified Weighted Market Cap
Related indicesDow Jones Industrial Average
WebsiteS&P Asia 50 Index
ISINAU000000IAA6
ReutersIAA.AX at Reuters
BloombergIAA.AX at Bloomberg

Constituents

As of September 2019, the constituent companies of the S&P Asia 50 Index are:[5]

Company Ticker Weight (%) Industry Country
Tencent Holdings SEHK: 700 13.19 Communication  China
Samsung Electronics KRX: 005930 11.61 Information Technology  South Korea
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing TWSE: 2330 8.67 Information Technology  Taiwan
AIA Group SEHK: 1299 6.58 Financial  Hong Kong
China Construction Bank SEHK: 939 4.54 Financial  China
Ping An Insurance SEHK: 2318 3.26 Financial  China
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China SEHK: 1398 2.92 Financial  China
China Mobile SEHK: 941 2.55 Communication  China
SK Hynix KRX: 000660 2.13 Information Technology  South Korea
Meituan-Dianping SEHK: 3690 2.00 Consumer Discretionary  China
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing SEHK: 388 1.93 Financial  Hong Kong
DBS Group SGX: D05 1.79 Financial  Singapore
Oversea-Chinese Banking SGX: O39 1.75 Financial  Singapore
Bank of China SEHK: 3988 1.70 Financial  China
Hon Hai Precision Industry TWSE: 2317 1.61 Information Technology  Taiwan
Samsung Electronics (Non-voting) KRX: 005935 1.53 Information Technology  South Korea
United Overseas Bank SGX: U11 1.46 Financial  Singapore
CNOOC Limited SEHK: 883 1.43 Energy  China
CK Hutchison Holdings SEHK: 1 1.37 Industrials  Hong Kong
Link Real Estate Investment Trust SEHK: 823 1.34 Real Estate  Hong Kong
Sun Hung Kai Properties SEHK: 16 1.22 Real Estate  Hong Kong
Hong Kong and China Gas SEHK: 3 1.07 Utilities  Hong Kong
MediaTek TWSE: 2454 1.06 Information Technology  Taiwan
Singapore Telecommunications SGX: Z74 1.04 Communication  Singapore
Naver KRX: 035420 1.04 Communication  South Korea
CK Asset Holdings SEHK: 1113 1.03 Real Estate  Hong Kong
CLP Holdings SEHK: 2 1.03 Utilities  Hong Kong
China Life Insurance Company SEHK: 2628 1.01 Financial  China
China Merchants Bank SEHK: 3968 0.97 Financial  China
Shinhan Financial Group KRX: 055550 0.93 Financial  South Korea
Galaxy Entertainment Group SEHK: 27 0.91 Consumer Discretionary  Hong Kong
Hang Seng Bank SEHK: 11 0.90 Financial  Hong Kong
China Petroleum & Chemical SEHK: 386 0.87 Energy  China
POSCO KRX: 005490 0.87 Materials  South Korea
Xiaomi SEHK: 1810 0.85 Information Technology  China
Hyundai Motor Company KRX: 005380 0.84 Consumer Discretionary  South Korea
Celltrion KRX: 068270 0.81 Health Care  South Korea
KB Financial Group Inc KRX: 105560 0.80 Financial  South Korea
CTBC Financial Holding TWSE: 2891 0.77 Financial  Taiwan
Hyundai Mobis KRX: 012330 0.76 Consumer Discretionary  South Korea
Formosa Plastics Corporation TWSE: 1301 0.74 Materials  Taiwan
Chunghwa Telecommunications TWSE: 2412 0.72 Communication  Taiwan
LG Chem KRX: 051910 0.70 Materials  South Korea
Nan Ya Plastics Corporation TWSE: 1303 0.69 Materials  Taiwan
Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Corporation TWSE: 1326 0.68 Materials  Taiwan
Largan Precision TWSE: 3008 0.68 Information Technology  Taiwan
Cathay Financial Holding TWSE: 2882 0.68 Financial  Taiwan
China Overseas Land and Investment SEHK: 688 0.67 Real Estate  China
Sands China SEHK: 1928 0.64 Consumer Discretionary  Hong Kong
PetroChina SEHK: 857 0.63 Energy  China
KT&G KRX: 033780 0.61 Consumer Staples  South Korea
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References
  1. "S&P Asia 50 - S&P Dow Jones Indices". www.spindices.com. Retrieved 7 September 2018.
  2. "S&P Global 1200 Index Definition & Example | InvestingAnswers". investinganswers.com. Retrieved 7 September 2018.
  3. "AIA : Summary for iShares Asia 50 ETF - Yahoo Finance". finance.yahoo.com. Retrieved 7 September 2018.
  4. "iShares Asia 50 ETF (AU) ETF". www.morningstar.co.uk. Retrieved 7 September 2018.
  5. "Investment Management, Risk & Advisory Services". BlackRock. Retrieved 2019-09-18.



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