United Kingdom · London Stock Exchange

FTSE 100 shares list

Blue-chip FTSE 100 companies listed on the London Stock Exchange — from banks and miners to pharma and consumer brands. Here is every UK share MarketGini ranks in its screeners by default, grouped by sector.

93shares built in
11sectors
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Not limited to this list. Add any other London Stock Exchange share to one of your watchlists and the screeners — and Ask Gini — will rank it alongside these companies, using exactly the same scoring. Share overviews go further still — search any listed share in any market by name or ticker.

Communication Services 7 shares

Consumer Discretionary 14 shares

Consumer Staples 10 shares

Energy 2 shares

Financials 21 shares

Healthcare 4 shares

Industrials 16 shares

Materials 9 shares

Real Estate 4 shares

Technology 1 share

Utilities 5 shares

Share lists are curated by MarketGini for screening and may differ from the official index constituents. Inclusion is not a recommendation to buy or sell.

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US shares

S&P 100 · NYSE & Nasdaq

The largest S&P 100 companies trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq — including the mega-cap technology leaders.

67 shares10 sectorsPriced in USD

  • AAPLApple
  • MSFTMicrosoft
  • NVDANVIDIA
  • AMZNAmazon
  • GOOGLAlphabet
  • METAMeta Platforms

Plus any other NYSE & Nasdaq share you add to a watchlist

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Indian shares

BSE Sensex & large caps · BSE

BSE Sensex constituents plus leading Indian large caps and selected growth names listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

79 shares11 sectorsPriced in INR

  • RELIANCEReliance Industries
  • TCSTata Consultancy Services
  • HDFCBANKHDFC Bank
  • INFYInfosys
  • ICICIBANKICICI Bank
  • BHARTIARTLBharti Airtel

Plus any other BSE share you add to a watchlist

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