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The Industry Classification Benchmark
groups companies that have similar primary revenue sources.
There are ten industries, and derived from these – in increasingly finer classifications –
there are 19 supersectors, 41 sectors and 114 subsectors.
Each stock in the investable stock universe is uniquely classified, based on the company's primary
revenue source, in one of the 114 subsectors. Consequently, it is automatically and uniquely
classified into one of the 41 sectors, one of the 19 supersectors and
one of the ten industries.
| | | Current ICB Classification (as of 22 Sep 2008) | File | | New ICB structure and definitions |  | | Adoption of the new Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB) | | | Affected Dow Jones STOXX Indices |  | | Blue-chip Selection Lists August 2008 | | | Preliminary Classification | | | STOXX Ltd. to adopt changes to the new Industrial Classification System | | | | | Old ICB Classification | | | ICB Structure and Definitions | | | STOXX shifts to ICB | | | Changes in the DJ STOXX 600 sector indices (20 Sep 2004) | | | Sectors assignments for TMI Components (20 Sep 2004) | |
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