S&P index change announcements
June 11, 2025
This work in progress list provides links to S&P index change announcements applying to ASX listed companies over the past 20 years.
June 6, 2025: Brambles replaces James Hardie in ASX20, Evolution replaces Pilbara in the ASX50, Pinnacle makes the ASX100 and Nick Scali cracks the ASX200 with Viva Energy leaving the 100.
March 7, 2025: see Morgan Stanley predictions via The AFR. Pro Medicus and Sigma replaced Ramsay and Mineral Resources in the ASX50. Life 360 added to ASX100 with Iluka and NIB exiting and 7 changes to the ASX200 including Star Entertainment exiting.
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.
September 2013: to come.
June 2013: to come.
March 1, 2013: Fairfax exited the 100 and Magellan Financial Group debuted in the ASX200.
September 2012: to come.
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.
March 2011: Atlas Iron and Equinox Minerals replace Ten and TNZ in the ASX100.
December 3, 2010: Isoft ends very brief run in ASX200 and a bunch of changes are "subject to Westfield spin-off".
September 2010: MAP replaced Telecom NZ in ASX100 and Ten replaced ERA in the ASX100.
June 2010: to come.
March 2010: to come.
December 4, 2009: Challenger returns to ASX100 and Carsales makes debut in ASX200.
September 2009: to come.
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 ASX20, BNB exits ASX50 and 7 changes to ASX200.
June 2008: Centro Properties and Allco Finance Group exit the ASX100.
March 2008: to come
December 2007: to come.
September 2007: Valad replaced Ansell in the ASX100 and Commander Communications exited the ASX200.
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.
September 2006: to come.
June 2006: to come.
March 2006: Goodman Fielder replaces Ten in the ASX100. BBWind makes the 200 as Pacifica exits.
December 2005: Macquarie Infrastructure replaced Alumina in ASX20. Centro Properties joins the ASX50 and Tattersalls cracks the ASX100.
September 2, 2005: News Corp exits all indexes, Aristocrat makes the ASX50, Rinker and Macquarie makes the ASX20 and Babcock & Brown joins the ASX100.
June 2005: to come.
March 2005: to come
December 3, 2004: ABC Learning and Babcock & Brown break into the ASX200 on the same day.
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