All Ordinaries
All Ordinaries Chart
Index Overview
The All Ordinaries (XAO) or "All Ords" is considered a total market barometer for the Australian stock market. It contains the 500 largest ASX listed companies and accounts for ~85% of Australia's equity market (November 2024).
Related ETFs
No Exchange Traded Fund tracks the index.
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All Ordinaries Share Prices
Australia's Top 500 companies by market capitalisation (not S&P constituents).
What is Cboe Live pricing?
Cboe (formally known as Chi-X) is an ASIC-regulated trading platform for Australian shares, just like the ASX. As an alternative market for purchasing stocks, Cboe allows us to access and publicly display their live pricing data. Learn more about Cboe.
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Recent Performance
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Additional Information
The All Ordinaries launched on 31 December 1979 with a starting value of 500.
Many publications still quote the index as a benchmark due to its 20+ years as Australia’s premier index.
Trading Symbols
XAO, ^AXAO and INDEXASX:XAO.
Historical Return
Since inception, the index has returned 6.57% p.a. excluding dividends and 11.04% including dividends (November 2024).
What about Dividends?
The All Ordinaries Index does not include dividends. The All Ordinaries Total Return Index (XAOA) includes all cash dividends reinvested on the ex-dividend date (excluding franking credits). This accumulation index is typically only used as a comparison tool for long-term investment returns and therefore not widely quoted on a daily basis.
Rebalances
Rebalances occur annually in March.
There were 3 additions and no deletions in the September 2024 rebalance. Unlike most other S&P/ASX indices, if a company is removed from the index there's no replacement until the next rebalance. See a list of historical rebalance announcements.
Related ETFs
There's no related ETFs. The closest alternative is an ASX 300 ETF.
Note: Market Index uses market capitalisation to generate the above share price list. This enables more accurate (and dynamic) overviews and includes ETFs.