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Every company a fund has disclosed as a listed equity — Search any part of the name, or a ticker symbol, an exchange scrip code or an ISIN (the 12-character code every security carries) exactly; or browse by letter and industry. A company that changed ISIN is listed once, under its current one. A company that no longer trades is not listed; its page stays up for research.
This section holds the fund columns on every row — how many funds hold each company, who bought and sold over three months, and the delivered share of its trading — and the orderings over them.
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Last close is the latest session's closing price and 1 yr its change over a year, adjusted for splits and bonuses. Former ISINs of the same company and rights entitlements are folded into the company's row; a company quoted on both exchanges is one row, priced off the exchange that carries its liquidity; a stock page still answers for any ISIN. One exchange only marks a company listed on just one of the two exchanges, and group T, XT, Z mark trade-to-trade (each trade must be settled in full, with delivery) and surveillance (under closer exchange watch) scrips — the exchange's own labels, shown because they change how the share trades. Of 677 companies across both exchanges' archives, 180 have been disclosed by at least one fund.