S&P index change announcements
February 10, 2025
This work in progress list provides links to S&P index change announcements applying to ASX listed companies over the past 20 years.
March 7, 2025: see Morgan Stanley predictions via The AFR.
December 6, 2024: Car Group replaces Dexus in ASX50 and Clarity cracks ASX200 in a quarter with very few changes.
September 6, 2024: HUB and Sandfire join the ASX100, Guzman starts in ASX200 replacing Domain and hefty 16 changes to ASX300.
June 7, 2024: James Hardie cracks the ASX20, Wisetech added to ASX50, Paladin replaces Nine in ASX100, no changes to ASX200.
March 1, 2024: QBE replaced Newmont in ASX20, as Morgan Stanley correctly predicted, whilst Flight Centre and Pro Medicus replaced Alumina and Region Group.
December 2023: to come.
September 1, 2023: Liontown replaces Harvey Norman in ASX100 whilst loads of changes in 200 and 300.
June 2023: to come.
March 3, 2023: South32 makes ASX20, NIB and Tech One make ASX100, GDG cracks All Ords and Star Entertainment exit ASX100.
December 2022: to come.
September 2, 2022: Tabcorp exits ASX100, 7 changes to ASX200, PEXA starts in ASX300 after float.
June 3, 2022: MinRes replaces Block in ASX50 and Magellan exits the ASX100.
March 4, 2022: APM and Jervois debut in ASX300, Santos replaces Brambles in ASX20.
December 3, 2021: Orocobre replaced Link in ASX100 and Kogan exited ASX200.
September 2021: to come.
June 11, 2021: Northern Star cracks the ASX50 and Appen's very brief stint in the ASX100 ends.
March 12, 2021: no changes in the top 100 but 6 additions to the ASX200 including Hub24 and Nuix.
December 11, 2020: Reece finally cracks ASX100, IAG replaces Afterpay in ASX20.
September 4, 2020: Coles and Fortescue added to ASX20, CIMIC and Virgin Money exit ASX100.
June 12, 2020: largest ever amount of changes impacting almost 200 companies.
March 2020: to come.
December 2019: to come.
September 6, 2019: no changes to the 20 or 50 with the most controversial aspect being the inclusion of Isignthis in the ASX300, a move which sparked index buying and some insider selling which would no doubt have grown substantially but for the ASX suspending the stock.
June 14, 2019: Goodman Group replaced Coles in the ASX20 and Afterpay cracked the ASX50 for the first time.
March 2019: to come.
December 2018: to come.
September 7, 2018: Reliance Worldwide replaces Perpetual in ASX100 and Retail Food Group exits ASX200 after share price plunge.
June 8, 2018: Amcor replaced AMP in the ASX20 and Cochlear replaced Incitec Pivot in the ASX50.
March 9, 2018: Xero replaces Fairfax in ASX100, Billabong fully exits. South 32 replaces QBE in ASX20.
December 2017: to come.
September 1 2017: Charter Hall replaced Primary Healthcare in the ASX100 and Afterpay debuted in the ASX300.
June 9, 2017: Speedcast cracked the 200 and Aristocrat replaced Incitec Pivot in the All Australian 50.
December 2016: to come.
September 2, 2016: No changes to ASX100, 6 changes to ASX200 and 15 changes to ASX300 including Wisetech debut.
June 10, 2016: Blackmores replaced Spotless in ASX100 and failing Ten Network exited all indices before collapsing in 2017.
December 2015: to come.
September 4, 2015: Qube and Spotless replace Metcash and Transpacific in the 100 and Bellamy's cracks the 300.
June 2015: to come.
March 6, 2015: Medibank debuted in the 50 and Seek was the other new addition as Iluka and Worley exited.
December 2014: to come.
September 5, 2014: Santos exits ASX20 and Tech One breaks into ASX200 for first time.
June 6, 2014: Transpacific replacing Regis Resources the only changes in the ASX100.
March 7, 2014: IAG replaced Newcrest in the 20, James Hardie replaced Qantas in the 50 and REA Group cracked the 100.
December 6, 2013: PanAust makes ASX100, Retail Food Group replaces Cudeco in ASX200 amidst 6 changes in total.
June 2013: to come.
March 1, 2013: Fairfax exited the 100 and Magellan Financial Group debuted in the ASX200.
June 2012: to come.
March 16, 2012: no changes in top 50 and Centro Retail makes it back into ASX100.
December 2, 2011: only change to the ASX100 was Perseus replacing Billabong.
September 9, 2011: Iluka replaced Bluescope in ASX50 and Perpetual exited in the ASX100.
June 2011: to come.
December 3, 2010: Isoft ends very brief run in ASX200 and a bunch of changes are "subject to Westfield spin-off".
June 2010: to come.
December 4, 2009: Challenger returns to ASX100 and Carsales makes debut in ASX200.
June 5, 2009: Oilsearch and CFS Retail replace Fairfax and Goodman in ASX50 and ERA replaces Boart Longyear in ASX100.
March 6, 2009: Coca Cola Amatil and Sonic replace OZ Minerals and Alumina in ASX50 and lots of changes in lower indices as debt-laden entities, particularly property trust and Babcock vehicles, got cleaned out.
December 5, 2008: Ansell and Iluka replace Valad and Macquarie Countrywide in ASX100. Timbercorp exits all indices after collapse.
September 5, 2008: Stockland exits at ASX20, BNB exits ASX50 and 7 changes to ASX200.
June 2008: to come.
December 2007: to come.
June 1, 2007: News Corp allowed back into ASX indices entering at ASX50, replacing Boral. Boart Longyear debuts in ASX100 after Macquarie flipped it onto ASX.
March 2, 2007: remarkably stability as market powered toward pre-GFC highs. Only change in the ASX200 was Babcock & Brown Power replacing Ridley.
December 2006: to come.
June 2006: to come.
December 2005: to come.
September 2, 2005: News Corp exits all indexes, Aristocrat makes the ASX50, Rinker and Macquarie makes the ASX20 and Babcock & Brown joins the ASX100.
December 3, 2004: ABC Learning and Babcock & Brown break into the ASX200 on the same day.
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