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Symbol
A code allocated to identify securities and
derivative products traded on the ASX.
For Equities, Interest Rate Securities,
Convertible Notes and Company Options:
- The first three characters (Issuer Code) are a
code assigned to the issuing body, and the last
three characters (Security Code) are a code
allocated to each security pertaining to an
issuing body. In the case of ordinary shares, the
last three characters are generally blank filled.
- (In relation to equity security codes, a
period of 10 years needs to have elapsed before a
given code may be reused).
For Exchange Traded Options
- The first three characters refer to the
underlying security; the fourth character is an
identifier for the expiry month and type of Option
(Put/Call); and the fifth character is an
identifier for the particular series.
For Warrants
- The first three characters refer to the
underlying security; the fourth character is
either a 'W', ‘I’, ‘E’ or ‘X’ signifying a warrant
group; the fifth character indicates the warrant
issuer; and the sixth character identifies the
warrant series.
- W: Traditional call and put warrants
with trading characteristics similar to options.
These include equity calls & puts, index calls &
puts (including barriers), currency calls & puts.
- I: Instalments
- E: Endowments
- X: Other structured products which in
the opinion of ASX are significantly different to
the above. This would include Capital Plus, BLOCS,
Capped Calls and PIES.
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SecurityDescription
Full description of a particular class of
security as defined by the issuing body.
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SecurityType
The type of Security as defined by the issuing
body.
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SecuritySubType
Description
- 01-05 FULLY PAID ORDINARY/CONTRIBUTING etc.
- 01 - Ordinary
- 02 - Restricted Ordinary
- 03 - Employee Ordinary
- 04 - Reserved (N.Z.)
- 05 - Forfeited
- 06 - TRUST UNITS
- 07 - EXCHANGE TRADED FUND UNITS
- 08 - RESERVED (N.Z.)
- 09 - ENTITLEMENTS
- 10 - RIGHTS
- 11 - HIGH DENOMINATION EQUITIES
- 12 - HIGH DENOMINATION CONVERTIBLE NOTES
- 16-39 - PREFERENCE
- 16 - Preference
- 17 - Cumulative Preference
- 18 - Cumulative Redeemable Preference
- 19 - Cumulative Redeemable Convertible
Preference
- 20 - Cumulative Convertible Preference
- 21 - Convertible Preference
- 22 - Convertible Redeemable Preference
- 23 - Redeemable Preference
- 24 - Part Preference
- 25 - Redeemable Part Preference
- 26 - Cumulative Part Preference
- 27 - Convertible Part Preference
- 28 - Cumulative Redeemable Part Preference
- 29 - Cumulative Redeemable Convertible Part
Preference
- 30 - Employee Preference
- 31 - Cumulative Part Employee Preference
- 32-39 - Reserved for Future Use
- 40-49 - OPTIONS
- 40 - Options
- 41 - Employee Options
- 42 - Restricted Option
- 43 - Delivery Option
- 44 - Bonus Delivery Option
- 45 - Option Bonds
- 46 - WARRANTS (CALLS)
- 47 - WARRANTS (PUTS)
- 48 - HIGH DENOMINATION WARRANTS (CALLS)
- 49 - HIGH DENOMINATION WARRANTS (PUTS)
- 50 - CONVERTIBLE NOTES (EQUITY SECURITY)
- 51 - CONVERTIBLE NOTES (INTEREST RATE
SECURITY)
- 60 - DEBENTURE
- 61 - SCREEN TRADED DEBENTURES
- 62 - TRANSFERABLE DEPOSITS
- 63 - TAX FREE LOANS
- 64 - SEMI-GOVERNMENT LOANS
- 66 - SCREEN TRADED SEMI GOVERNMENT LOANS
- 70 - UNSECURED NOTES (NON-SCREEN TRADED)
- 71 - SCREEN TRADED UNSECURED NOTES (CASH
TRADED)
- 72 - FLOATING RATE NOTES
- 73 - WHOLESALE CORPORATE INTEREST RATE
SECURITIES
- 80 - GOVERNMENT LOANS
- 81 - REBATEABLE GOVERNMENT LOANS
- 83 - SCREEN TRADED GOVERNMENT LOANS
- 90 - LOCAL CALL OPTIONS
- 91 - LOCAL PUT OPTIONS
- 92 - INTERNATIONAL CALL OPTIONS
- 93 - INTERNATIONAL PUT OPTIONS
- 94 - ASX FUTURES CALL OPTIONS
- 95 - LOW EXERCISE PRICE OPTIONS (LEPO’s)
- 96 - ASX FUTURES PUT OPTIONS
- 97 - ASX FUTURES CONTRACTS
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Name
Complete name of listed company, as reported to
the Australian Stock Exchange.
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Industry Sectors
Companies listed on ASX are divided into two
broad sectors: Resources and Industrials. This
division reflects the Australian economy, with the
current breakdown being approximately 84%
Industrials and 16% Resources.
Within these two broad sectors, ASX listed companies
are grouped into 24 different industries, with a
share price index provided for each:
- Resources sector:
- Diversified Resources
- Energy
- Gold
- Other Metals
- Industrials sector:
- Alcohol and Tobacco
- Banks
- Building Materials
- Chemicals
- Developers and Contractors
- Diversified Industrial
- Engineering
- Food and Household Goods
- Healthcare & Biotechnology
- Infrastructure & Utilities
- Insurance
- Investment and Financial Services
- Media
- Miscellaneous Industrials
- Paper and Packaging
- Property Trusts
- Retail
- Telecommunications
- Tourism and Leisure
- Transport
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IndustrySubGroup
A qualification of the Industry Groups, representing
specific activities within that group.
Allocated ASX Group Codes are as follows:-
- 01 - Gold
- 011 - Gold Producer
- 012 - Gold Explorer
- 013 - Gold, Other Mining
- 014 - Gold, Oil
- 015 - Gold, Copper
- 016 - Gold, Investment
- 02 - Other Metals
- 021 - Diversified Mining
- 022 - Base Metals
- 023 - Mineral Sands
- 024 - Bauxite
- 025 - Diamonds
- 026 - Mining (Producer)
- 027 - Mineral (Explorer)
- 028 - Mining Investment
- 03 - Diversified Resources
- 031 - Diversified Resources
- 032 - Steel, Mining
- 033 - Mining, Smelting
- 034 - Fuels, Metals, Industry
- 035 - Coal, Gold, Oil
- 036 - Oil, Gold, Investment
- 04 - Energy
- 041 - Oil/Gas Producer
- 042 - Oil/Gas Explorer
- 043 - Oil/Gas Investor
- 044 - Gas Distribution
- 045 - Coal
- 046 - Uranium
- 047 - Other Energy Sources
- 05 - Infrastructure & Utilities
- 051 - Tollroad Operator
- 052 - Energy, Electricity, Gas
- 053 - Other Infrastructure
- 054 - Other Utilities
- 06 - Developers & Contractors
- 061 - Building Contractor
- 062 - Property Development Manager
- 063 - Residential Developer
- 064 - Developer, Retailer
- 065 - Developer, Finance
- 07 - Building Materials
- 071 - Building Materials
- 072 - Cement
- 073 - Brick, Pipes, Tiles
- 074 - Timber & Board
- 075 - Concrete, Petroleum
- 08 - Alcohol & Tobacco
- 081 - Brewer
- 082 - Vintner
- 083 - Tobacco
- 084 - Tobacco & Food
- 09 - Food & Household
- 091 - Food
- 092 - Flour Miller, Baker
- 093 - Miller, Baker, Food
- 094 - Soft Drink/Confectionery
- 095 - Other Household Goods
- 096 - Household Goods, Chemicals
- 10 - Chemicals
- 101 - Chemicals
- 102 - Fertilisers
- 103 - Chemical, Fertiliser, Paint
- 104 - Industrial Gases
- 105 - Salt, Horticulture
- 11 - Engineering
- 111 - Heavy Engineering
- 112 - Steel Merchants & Agents
- 113 - Machinery Manufacturer
- 114 - Engineering Contractor
- 115 - Light Engineering
- 116 - Aircraft
- 12 - Paper & Packaging
- 121 - Packaging, Building Materials
- 122 - Forest Products, Trade
- 123 - Forest Products, Paper
- 124 - Paper Merchant
- 125 - Can Manufacturer
- 126 - Plastic Bottles
- 13 - Retail
- 131 - Retail
- 132 - Wholesaler, Retailer
- 133 - Manufacturer, Retailer
- 134 - Retail, Investments
- 135 - Chemist, Investor
- 14 - Transport
- 141 - Transport
- 142 - International Transport
- 143 - Transport, Other Services
- 144 - Transport & Security
- 15 - Media
- 151 - Diversified Media
- 152 - Publishers
- 153 - Television
- 154 - Radio
- 155 - Advertising, Marketing
- 16 - Banks & Finance
- 161 - Banking
- 162 - Finance Company
- 17 - Insurance
- 171 - Insurance Company
- 172 - Insurance Broker
- 18 - Telecommunications
- 181 - Network Operator
- 182 - Cables
- 183 - Equipment, Services
- 184 - Other Telecommunications
- 19 - Investment and Financial
Services
- 191 - Investment Trust/Company
- 192 - Equity Investor
- 193 - Property Investor
- 194 - Trustee Company
- 195 - Miscellaneous Financial Services
- 196 - Investment, Food, Property
- 20 - Property
- 201 - Property Trust
- 202 - Property Trust & Developer
- 21 - Healthcare & Biotechnology
- 211 - Pharmaceutical
- 212 - Biotechnology
- 213 - Hospital Management
- 214 - Health/Medical Services
- 215 - Health & Related Products
- 22 - Miscellaneous Industries
- 221 - Miscellaneous Industrials
- 222 - Miscellaneous Services
- 223 - Mining Services
- 224 - Agriculture & Related Services
- 225 - Automotive & Related Services
- 226 - Computer & Office Services
- 227 - Entrepreneurial Investors
- 228 - High Technology
- 23 - Diversified Industrials
- 231 - Diversified Industrial
- 232 - Sugar, Building Materials
- 233 - Forest Products, Building
- 234 - Electronics, Media
- 235 - Media, Textiles
- 24 - Tourism & Leisure
- 241 - Casinos/Gaming
- 242 - Hotel/Resort Operations
- 243 - Leisure Activities
- 25 - Debt Issuer
- 251 - Commonwealth Government
- 252 - State Government
- 253 - Other Government Guaranteed Issuer
- 254 - Corporate Debt
- 255 - Foreign Government
- 256 - Foreign Non-Government
- 257 - Other Debt
- 258 - Reserved for future use
- 259 - Reserved for future use
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BasisOfQuotation
Indicates the status under which a Security is
quoted. In the case of trades, this field will only
contain a value if special permission has been
granted by the respective committees to trade
outside the current stated Basis of Quotation.
| Valid Values: |
Code |
Description |
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CD |
Cum Dividend |
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XD |
Ex Dividend |
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CR |
Cum Rights Issue |
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XR |
Ex Rights Issue |
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CT |
Conditional Trading |
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CB |
Cum Bonus Issue |
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XB |
Ex Bonus Issue |
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CE |
Cum Entitlement |
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XE |
Ex Entitlement |
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CF |
Cum Takeover Offer |
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XF |
Ex Takeover Offer |
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CC |
Cum Capital Return |
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XC |
Ex Capital Return |
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PA |
Protection Available |
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PU |
Protection Unavailable |
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CM |
Cum Premium Return |
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XM |
Ex Premium Return |
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CQ |
Cum Equal Access Buy-back |
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XQ |
Ex Equal Access Buy back |
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NX |
New Ex Interest |
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XI |
Ex Interest |
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CI |
Cum Interest |
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CL |
Call Due |
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CP |
Call Paid |
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CZ |
Cum Priority |
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XZ |
Ex Priority |
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RE |
Reconstructed |
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RA |
Receiver Appointed |
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ClosePrice
Latest recorded Closing Price.
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Volume
Volume of shares traded for any given period.
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PreviousClose
The value recorded prior to the latest recorded
close price.
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Change
The difference in price between the latest
closing price and the previous closing price.
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%Change
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and the previous closing price.
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OpenPrice
The price at which a stock opened on a given trading
day.
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HighPrice
The highest price at which a stock traded on a
given trading day.
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LowPrice
The lowest price at which a stock traded on a
given trading day.
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TotalClassIssue
The total number of securities of this class
quoted on ASX.
In the case of warrants, this is the total number of
warrants in this series approved for issue or
issued.
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Capitalisation
The total number of shares on issue multiplied
by their market price. This can be applied to work
out the market value of one company or of the value
of all companies listed on the exchange.
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DividendsPerShare
A rolling 12 months (latest half year plus prior
half year) dividend rate per share as declared by
the issuer and adjusted by dilution factors
resulting from bonus/rights issues or capital
reconstruction. Each half yearly Dividend Rate per
Share figure excludes any special cash or scrip
dividend declared nearest to that half year. For
quarterly dividends the rolling 12 month figure is
calculated on a quarterly basis.
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EarningsPerShare
Rolling 12 months (latest half year plus prior
half year ) earnings per share as announced by the
company and adjusted by dilution factors resulting
from bonus / rights issues and capital
reconstruction. The full year is calculated as
follows:
Earning Rate per Share = [Company reported
EPS(1) x Dilution Factor(1)] + [Company reported
EPS(2) x Dilution Factor(2)]
Where (1) is the latest report and (2) is the
report prior to the latest report. All dilution
factors which have occurred since the EPS figure was
reported by the company will be included in the
calculation. The dilution factors are accumulated by
multiplying them together if there is more than one
in this period.
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AssetBacking
Also known as Net Tangible Assets (NTA). This
refers to the net assets owned by shareholders of a
company at balance date. Asset Backing is an annual
statistic which comes from the latest company
reported figure. It is adjusted by dilution factors
resulting from bonus/rights issues or capital
reconstruction.
NTA = (Company reported NTA x Dilution
Factor)
The calculation will include any dilution factors
which have occurred since the NTA figure was
reported by the company. The dilution factors are
accumulated by multiplying them together if there is
more than one in this period.
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PriceToAssetBacking
Latest closing price divided by a company’s net
asset backing.
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PayoutRatio
A company’s corresponding reporting periods
dividends per share divided by reported earnings per
share.
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DividendYield
Latest reported dividends per share divided by
latest closing price multiplied by one hundred.
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PERatio
Latest closing price divided by latest reported
earnings per share.
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CurrentDividendAmount
The cash dividend amount of the most recently
announced dividend, payable in cents per security,
net of withholding tax.
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FrankedPercent
The percentage amount of the dividend on which
taxation has already been paid.
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DividendType
A code indicating the type of dividend to be
paid.
| Valid Values: |
I = Interim |
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F = Final |
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ExDate
The date from which the holder of a security retains
their rights to benefits associated with owning the
security.
Format: Numeric YYYYMMDD where
YYYY = Century, Year
MM = Month
DD = Day
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DividendPayableDate
The date on which the most recently announced
dividend becomes/became due and payable to security
holders.
Format: Numeric YYYYMMDD where
YYYY = Century, Year
MM = Month
DD = Day
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FiftyTwoWeekHigh
The highest price recorded over the last 365
trading days.
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FiftyTwoWeekLow
The highest price recorded over the last 365
trading days.
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TwoHundredDayMA
A simple moving average of closing prices over
the last 200 trading days.
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FiftyDayMA
A simple moving average of closing prices over
the last 50 trading days.
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FiftyDayAverageVolume
A simple moving average of volume over the last
50 trading days.
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TwoHundredDayAverageVolume
A simple moving average of volume over the last
200 trading days.
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OneWeek%PriceChange
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and closing price of 7 periods
prior.
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OneMonth%PriceChange
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and closing price of 30 periods
prior.
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ThreeMonth%PriceChange
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and closing price of 90 periods
prior.
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OneYear%PriceChange
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and closing price of 365
periods prior.
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ThreeYearAverageAnnual%PriceChange
The percentage change in price between the
latest closing price and closing price of 365 *3
(times three) periods prior.
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UnderlyingProduct
The ASX Code for a product underlying an
Exchange Traded Option, ASX Futures Contract or
Warrant.
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UnderlyingType
Indicates the type of product underlying a
derivative instrument.
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E = Equity |
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I = Index |
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WarrantIssuer
A code uniquely identifying the issuing body for
warrant securities.
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ExpiryDate
The date on which Exchange Traded Options, ASX
Futures Contracts and Warrants expire. In the case
of endowment warrants there is provision for early
exercise.
Format: Numeric YYYYMMDD where
YYYY = Century, Year
MM = Month
DD = Day
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ExercisePrice
Also called Strike Price. For Exchange Traded
Options over securities, this is the price at which
the underlying security may be bought or sold by
exercise of the option.
For Exchange Traded Options over indices, this is
the value of the index represented by the contract,
expressed in points. This value, in conjunction with
the Contract Multiplier, determines the dollar value
of the option.
For Company Options, this is the total exercise
capital plus exercise premium for the option.
For Warrants this represents the price at which the
underlying security may be bought or sold by
exercise of the warrant. This figure will be fixed
at a nominal amount of 1 cent for endowment warrants
and does not refer to the amount actually
outstanding on endowment warrants.
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ExerciseType
Indicates the exercise style for Exchange Traded
Options and Warrants.
| Valid Values: |
A = American (exercise
any time up to expiry) |
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E = European (exercise
on expiry date only) |
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DeliveryType
Indicates the type of settlement for derivative
products.
| Valid Values: |
C = Cash Settlement |
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D = Physical Delivery
(Scrip) Settlement |
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WarrantsPerShare
Refers to the number of Warrants required to be
exercised in order for warrant holders to receive
one share. For example 000000011000 in the field
refers to an exercise multiple of 1.1, meaning the
warrant holder requires 1.1 warrants to be
equivalent to an underlying share on exercise.
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SharesPerContract
For Exchange Traded Options and ASX Futures
Contracts over securities, this is the number of
shares represented by a single contract.
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