The AFR Market Wrap shares tables cover trading in all main board ASX stocks, using the AFR’s own direct data feed from the Australian Stock Exchange.

Daily and weekly Industrial Market, Mining & Oil Market, 100 Leading Industrials, 50 Leading Mining & Oil and the weekly Australian Sharemarket: Sector-by-sector guide.

Common Fields

Common to all Industrial and Mining & Oil Market tables

Fields	Description
52 Wk High/Low	These are the highest and lowest closing prices for the shares over the previous 52 weeks.
Security Description	The official ASX abbreviation.
Last Sale	The last price at which a transaction took place before trading closed.
+ or -	This shows the price rise or fall (if any) for the stock for the trading period.
Quote Buy/Sell	The buy price is the highest price bid for a security. The sell price is the lowest price at which a security is offered for sale.
Div ¢ per share	This is the income paid to shareholders expressed in cents per share. For example: if a stock’s Div ¢ per share is 100 this means 100 cents per share.
Franked Div	The portion of a dividend that a company has already paid tax on. Indicated by f = 100% franked, p = partly franked, “ “ = unfranked.
NTA	Net Tangible Assets. The total assets of a company less total liabilities and not including intangible items such as goodwill.
Div yld %	Dividend Yield %. This is the dividend in cents divided by the share price.
P/E ratio	Price to Earnings Ratio. A stock’s price divided by its historic earnings per share on a rolling 12 month basis.

Additional Fields

Additional information for 100 Leading Industrials and 50 Leading Mining & Oil

Fields	Description
100 Leading Industrials	Securities issued in currencies other than $A are excluded, except CHESS depository interests (CDIs) classified as CHESS units of foreign securities (CUFs).
50 Leading Mining & Oil	Securities issued in currencies other than $A are excluded, except CHESS depository interests (CDIs) classified as CHESS units of foreign securities (CUFs).

Additional Fields

Additional information for 100 Leading Industrials and 50 Leading Mining & Oil

Fields	Description
100 Leading Industrials	Securities issued in currencies other than $A are excluded, except CHESS depository interests (CDIs) classified as CHESS units of foreign securities (CUFs).
50 Leading Mining & Oil	Securities issued in currencies other than $A are excluded, except CHESS depository interests (CDIs) classified as CHESS units of foreign securities (CUFs).

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Daily Industrial Market table

Fields	Description
ASX Code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX.
Vol 00’s	The volume of shares traded in a day.
Div Tms cov	Dividend Times Covered. The number of times the company’s profit covers the latest dividend.
Day’s High/Low	These are the highest and lowest closing prices for the shares over the trading day.
Earn Share ¢	Earnings per share. Company earnings divided by number of shares.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Weekly Industrial Market table

Fields	Description
ASX Code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX.
Special Status	Where a stock is trading under special circumstances this field signals the nature of these circumstances with one of three codes: B, R or X. “B” indicates ex-bonus. “R” indicates ex-rights. An “X” indicates either ex-capital return, ex-premium return or reconstructed.
Weekly Vol 000’s	The volume of shares traded in a trading week.
Div Tms cov	Dividend Times Covered. The number of times the company’s profit covers the latest dividend.
Wk High/Low	The highest and lowest sale price during a trading week.
YTD Vol Mil	Year to Date volume Millions. Number of shares traded in the year to date.
PCP Vol Mil	Number of shares traded in the Previous Corresponding Period.
Mkt Cap Bill	The value of the company in $billions.
Mkt/Mkt NTA	Market/Market Net Tangible Assets. The number of times NTA is covered by the share price.
Wk Mve +-	The price rise or fall (if any) for the stock between two trading weeks.
Move Rel to Mkt	Move Relative to Market. Performance of each stock compared to the All Ords Index, shown in positive or negative % points gap.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Australian Sharemarket: Sector-by-sector

Fields	Description
ASX Code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX
Vol 00’s	The volume of shares traded in a day.
Div Tms cov	Dividend Times Covered. The number of times the company’s profit covers the latest dividend.
Day’s High/Low	These are the highest and lowest closing prices for the shares over the trading day.
Earn Share ¢	Earnings per share. Company earnings divided by number of shares.
Week % Move	Movement in the share price expressed as a percentage over the trading period.

Daily and weekly interest rate securities.

(More info: The ASX provides detailed information about the Interest Rate Market)

Common Fields

Fields	Description
ASX code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX. The first 3 letters identify the issuer, the next letter identifies the type of security, the fifth letter identifies the sequence or series.
Security Name	The security or company name
Last Sale	The last sales prices of the security.
Val 000s	The value of securities traded in a day/week.
Quote Buy/Sell	The buy price is the highest price bid for a security. The sell price is the lowest price at which a security is offered for sale.
Face Val.	Face Value. The dollar value paid for each individual security at the time of issue.
Cpn (%) p.a.	Coupons % p.a. Interest paid per security on a per annum basis on the face value. A letter displayed in the data field indicates the payment frequency: q = quarterly payments made per annum; sa = semi-annual payments made per annum; a = annual payments made per annum.
Next Cpn date	Next coupon date. The date the next interest payment is to be paid.
Conv/Mat. date	Conversion/Maturity date. The date the security matures or converts.
Conv/Mat. value	The value of the security on maturity or conversion.
YTM/conv %	Yield to Maturity. The yield to maturity or yield to final conversion date.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Daily Interest Rate Securities

Fields	Description
Days High/Low	Highest and lowest price for the securities for the day.
Vol 00s	The volume of securities traded in a day. Expressed in hundreds (00s), eg. 52 = 5200.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Weekly Interest Rate Securities

Fields	Description
52 Wk High/Low	Highest and lowest closing prices for these securities over the previous 52 weeks.
Vol 000s	The volume of securities traded in a trading week. Weekly volume expressed in thousands (000s), eg. 52 = 52 000.

Daily and weekly Warrant Market tables

More info: The ASX provides detailed information about Warrants

Common Fields

Fields	Description
ASX code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX. First three letters match the ASX code for each warrant; Forth letter indicates the type of warrant, eg. E = Endowment Warrant and I = Instalment Warrant; Fifth letter indicates the issuer’s first initial and; Sixth letter indicates the series identifier.
Exercise Price	The amount of money which must be paid on exercise of the warrant.
Expiry Date	The date of expiry of the warrant.
Conversion Ratio	The number of warrants which correspond to one underlying share.
Weekly Change	The change in the price over the past five trading days.
Last Sale	Price of the last sale of the warrant.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Daily Warrant Market table

Fields	Description
Volume	The daily number of warrants traded.
Bid/Ask	Bid:The highest current bid price for the warrant. Ask:The lowest current asking price for the warrant.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Weekly Warrant Market table

Fields	Description
Weekly Volume	The number of warrants traded over a week. Value expressed in 00’s, eg. 52 = 5200.

Daily & weekly: Derivatives - Call Options; Derivatives - Put Options & Index Options

(More info: The ASX provides detailed information about Derivatives and Options)

Common Fields

Common fields in all Derivatives Market tables

Fields	Description
Series	The name of the security, month and year of the expiry of the option series.
Ex Price	The price at which the option can be exercised.
Fair Value	Indicative bid & offer values, supplied by the ASX, are now both set to the theoretical fair value of the option series.(More info: The ASX provides detailed information about the Fair Value calculation.)
Last Sale	The last price at which the option traded.
Open Interest	The number of option contracts which are “open” (have not been extinguished by an equal and opposite trade). An indicator of liquidity.
Implied Volatility	The volatility of the option which is implied by recent quotes at the bid price.
Delta	A measure of leverage. Delta tells how much the option price will change relative to changes in the underlying asset. For example a delta of 0.35 means the option price will change 35 cents for every $1 change in the underlying security price.
Annual % return	The annualised percentage return to the option writer (seller) from the option premium received, (if the option is held by the taker until expiry), calculated on the current price of the underlying security.
ASX code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by the ASX. First three letters match the ASX code for each warrant; Forth letter indicates the type of warrant, eg. E = Endowment Warrant and I = Instalment Warrant; Fifth letter indicates the issuer’s first initial and; Sixth letter indicates the series identifier.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Daily Derivatives Market table

Fields	Description
Volume 000’s	The number of option contracts (1 contract = 1,000 shares) which traded in 1 trading day.

Additional Fields

Additional fields in Weekly Derivatives Market table

Fields	Description
Weekly Volume 000’s	The number of option contracts (1 contract = 1,000 shares) which traded over 1 trading week.

Industrial - Mining and Oil

Interest Rate Market - Warrants - Call Options - Put Options - ASX Specials - Overseas

Fields

No field headings are displayed as the number of sales varies from company to company. The data, left to right, reads: company name, 15 minute interval high and low sales, [volume].

ASX Market Action - stocks that moved by 5% or more for the day

Fields in daily table

Fields	Description
Security Description	The official ASX abbreviation.
ASX Code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by ASX. The first 3 letters identify the issuer, the next letter identifies the type of security, the fifth letter identifies the sequence or series.
Last Sale	The last price at which a transaction in a security took place at the close of trade.
Move (¢)	Movement up or down of the stock’s share price expressed in cents.
Move (%)	Movement up or down of the stock’s share price expressed as a percentage.

ASX Top 300 - top 300 listed stocks sorted by market capitalisation at week's end.

Fields	Description
Security Description	The official ASX abbreviation.
ASX Code	The unique 3-6 letter code assigned to each security by ASX. The first 3 letters identify the issuer, the next letter identifies the type of security, the fifth letter identifies the sequence or series.
Position This/Last Wk	These are rankings based on a companies this/last week’s free float market capitalisation.
Mkt Cap Bil $	The value of the company in $billions.
Weekly Move (¢)	The price rise or fall (if any) for the stock between two trading weeks.
Net Div Yld %	Net Dividend Yield %. This is the dividend in cents, excluding the value of notional franking credits, divided by the share price.
Gross Div Yld %	Gross Dividend Yield %. This is the dividend in cents, including the value of notional franking credits, divided by the share price.
DPS Grwth %	52 week percentage change in dividends paid per share.
EPS (¢)	Earnings per share. Company earnings divided by number of shares.
EPS Grwth %	52 week percentage change in earnings per share.
Price to BV	Price to Book Value Ratio. A stock’s price divided by its book value per share.
NTA $	Net Tangible Assets. The total assets of a company less total liabilities and not including intangible items such as goodwill.
TSR 1 Yr %	Total shareholder return over 1 year. TSR includes adjustments for capital reconstructions and dividend reinvestment.
TSR 3 Yr %	Total shareholder return over 3 years. TSR includes adjustments for capital reconstructions and dividend reinvestment.

The Australian Financial Review Market Wrap share tables cover trading in all main board ASX stocks, using the AFR’s own direct data feed from the Australian Stock Exchange.

The tables are provided in XLS and CSV (see below) formats for convenience.

Daily Summary

The latest daily share tables refer to the most recent market close and are first published within a few hours of market close. ASX tables are only published after the close on ASX trading days. See the ASX Trading Calendar for information about non-trading days.

Weekly summary

Australian Sharemarket: sector-by-sector guide and all other weekly share tables are published late Sunday.

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Notes on XLS files:

• Much easier to read with clearer formatting;
• Widely used format;
• Proprietary format although viewers are available for users without Microsoft® Excel.

Notes on CSV files :

• Files are very small, about 100KB for the largest files;
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• Easily imported or opened in applications such as spreadsheets.

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