MSCI China Index November Rebalance: Zhongji Innolight H-Shares Added as 38 Stocks Removed

Stock News11-12 08:00

On November 11, international index compiler MSCI (MSCI Inc.) announced the results of its November 2026 quarterly index review, which will take effect after the close on November 30.

As part of the changes, the MSCI China Index will add three stocks, including Huadian New Energy (600930.SH), Yunnan Germanium (002428.SZ) and the H-shares of ZJ INNOLIGHT (03308), while removing 38 stocks such as C&D INTL GROUP (01908), China National Building Material (03323) and Far East Horizon (03360).

In addition, the MSCI Hong Kong Index will remove Sands China Ltd (01928).

On the MSCI Global Standard Index side, the MSCI ACWI Index will add 13 stocks and delete 100 stocks. Measured by total company market capitalization, the two securities added to the MSCI World Index are Moderna (MRNA.US) and Aritzia (ATZ.CA), while the three largest securities added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index are ZJ INNOLIGHT H-shares, Life Insurance Corporation of India and Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board Corporation.

MSCI conducts four routine reviews of all its indexes each year, with each adjustment based mainly on objective quantitative indicators such as market capitalization, liquidity, free-float proportion and industry representation, supplemented by considerations of foreign ownership limits.

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