ASX 100
Share Price & News
Curated to measure the 100 largest index-eligible stocks listed on the ASX, the benchmark S&P/ASX 100 (XTO) is Australia’s premier large capitalisation equity index. It represents both the large-cap and mid-cap component of the S&P/ASX suite of indices. Constituents account for ~74% (March 2017) of Australia’s share market capitalisation. The index provides a benchmark for large active managers whose aim to have a portfolio with solid liquidity. The index is the one-stop destination to know about the top 100 largest stocks, by float-adjusted market capitalisation, listed and trading on the exchange. The market cap cut-off usually is approximately AU$1.7 billion. S&P/ASX 100 offers optimum diversification. As at April 2021 stocks pertaining to all the 11 GICS (Global Industry Classification Standard) Sectors are available on the index. The financial and material sector own almost half of the index. The constituents of the index are subject to change, depending on the quarterly rebalancing by the index operator (S&P).
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the ASX 100?
The ASX 100 includes the top 100 companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange by market capitalisation. -
How is the ASX 100 share price determined?
Each ASX 100 share price is based on market demand and supply, reflecting current trading activity. -
What does the ASX 100 index measure?
The ASX 100 index tracks the performance of Australia's largest and most liquid stocks. -
What are ASX 100 companies?
ASX 100 companies are the largest public companies across various sectors in Australia. -
Where can I find ASX 100 share data?
Real-time data for ASX 100 share prices is available through financial platforms and market tracking tools. -
How often is the ASX 100 updated?
The ASX 100 index is reviewed periodically to reflect changes in company size and liquidity. -
What is the ASX Top 100?
The ASX Top 100 refers to the same list as the ASX 100—Australia's leading large-cap stocks. -
Why is the ASX 100 important?
The ASX 100 represents companies that drive a significant portion of the Australian economy. -
Are dividend yields higher in the ASX 100?
Many ASX 100 companies have consistent dividend policies, but yields vary by stock. -
How can I explore top ASX 100 stocks by dividend yield?
Dividend Yield Scans can help highlight top ASX 100 companies offering competitive returns.