FTSE - Hikma Pharmaceuticals (UK)
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FTSE
22 January 2008
Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC (UK): Shares In Issue UpdateChanges In FTSE Indices
22 January 2008
Following a shares in issue update for Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC (UK) resulting from a placing and updated information
from the company, FTSE announces the following changes:
INDEX CHANGE EFFECTIVE FROMSTART OF
TRADING
FTSE 250 Hikma Pharmaceuticals (UK B0LCW08) will remain 30 January 2008
in the index with an increased shares in issue
total of 188,037,607 and an unchanged
investability weighting of 75%.
FTSE All-Share Hikma Pharmaceuticals will be treated as above. 30 January 2008
FTSE All-Share Ex-Multinationals Hikma Pharmaceuticals will be treated as above. 30 January 2008
FTSE 350 - Lower Yield Hikma Pharmaceuticals will be treated as above. 30 January 2008
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