FTSE 100 Companies

FTSE-100 Companies as from 24th December 2007:

	3i Group		Liberty International
	Admiral Group		Lloyds TSB
	Alliance and Leicester		London Stock Exchange Group
	AMEC		Lonmin
	Anglo American		Man Group
	Antofagasta		Marks and Spencer
	Associated British Foods		Morrison Supermarkets (WM)
	AstaZeneca		National Grid
	Aviva		Next
	BAE Systems		Old Mutual
	BG Group		Pearson
	BHP Billiton		Persimmon
	BP		Prudential
	BT Group		Reckitt Benckiser
	Barclays Bank		Reed Elsevier
	British Airways		Rentokil Initial
	British American Tobacco		Resolution
	British Energy Group		Reuters Group
	British Land Company		Rexam
	British Sky Broadcasting Group		Rio Tinto Group
	Cable and Wireless		Rolls-Royce Group
	Cadbury Schweppes		Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance
	Cairn Energy		Royal Bank of Scotland Group
	Capita Group		Royal Dutch Shell
	Carnival		SABMiller
	Carphone Warehouse		Sage Group
	Centrica		J Sainsbury
	Compass Group		Schroders
	Diageo		Scottish and Newcastle
	Enterprise Inns		Scottish and Southern Energy
	Experian		Severn Trent
	FirstGroup		Shire Pharmaceuticals Group
	Friends Provident		Smith and Nephew
	G4S		Smiths Group
	GlaxoSmithKline		Standard Chartered Bank
	HBOS		Standard Life
	HSBC		Taylor Wimpey
	Hammerson		Tesco
	Home Retail Group		Thomas Cook Group
	ICAP		TUI Travel
	ITV		Tullow Oil
	Imperial Tobacco		Unilever
	InterContinental Hotels Group		United Utilities
	International Power		Vedanta Resources
	Johnson Matthey		Vodafone
	Kazakhmys		WPP Group
	Kelda Group		Whitbread
	Kingfisher		Wolseley
	Land Securities Group		Xstrata
	Legal and General		Yell Group

The FTSE-100 companies have been changed, and the new list was published on 24th December 2007. New entries include:

• the motor insurance company Admiral Group PLC;

• AMEC Plc a British consultancy and project management company providing services for the oil and gas and other industries

• Cairn Energy Plc who have fluctuated between the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 index since 2004. They are an independent oil exploration and extraction company;

• Europe’s largest independent mobile phone retailer – The Carphone Warehouse Group Plc;

• FirstGroup Plc – a Scottish transport company that operates in the UK, Ireland and North America;

• G4S Plc (Group 4 Securicor – formed by the merger of Securicor and Group 4 Falck), the world’s largest security services provider;

• The London Stock Exchange;

• the largest British based house building and general construction company, Taylor Wimpey Plc;

• the travel company Thomas Cook Plc;

• TUI Travel Plc, the international leisure travel company;

• the British oil exploration and production company Tullow Oil Plc.

Those companies that have left the FTSE 100 are: Barratt Developments PLC; DSG International PLC; Daily Mail and General Trust PLC; Drax Group PLC; Imperial Chemical Industries PLC; Invesco PLC; Mitchells and Butlers PLC; Northern Rock PLC; Punch Taverns PLC; SEGRO PLC and Tate and Lyle PLC.

Archived FTSE-100 Companies as from June 2007 click here