The share price is in the local currency.
| Name | Weigting | Share price |
| AIG | 10% | 35.3 |
| Apple | 6% | 532.17 |
| Barclays | 8% | 262.4 |
| BHP Billiton | 10% | 292.89 |
| Exxaro | 8% | 169 |
| 8% | 707.38 | |
| Nestle | 6% | 59.6 CHF |
| Pinnacle | 8% | 18.37 |
| Samsung | 10% | 1522000 |
| Sasol | 8% | 362.8 |
| Toyota | 10% | 4005 |
| Volkswagen | 8% | 162.75 EUR |
AIG: After the 2008 financial crisis, AIG is making a come back, now focused and generates profits.
Apple: It is now facing stiff competition from Samsung and entry-level smartphone manufacturers from China. It will be tough for it to continue to grow at a pace like it has over the last few years.
Barclays: Like other international financial services groups, its share price has taken a smack in 2008. It is however recovering, but still offers value.
BHP Billiton: The largest resources company in the world, it will benefit from recovery of metals prices.
Exxaro: a coal miner, which will benefit from rand weakness
Google: Its dominance in search, smartphone operating system puts it in a strong position
Nestle: A global food and beverage group, it is a defensive stock offering stable growth
Pinnacle: Still defying gravity, growing at exponential rates
Samsung: It is winning in the smartphone war, and its home appliances division continues to grow in market share
Sasol: Will benefit from rand weakness
Toyota: The world's largest car maker, will benefit from yen depreciation
Volkwagen: Makers of VW, Audi, Seat and Skoda, as well as Lamborghini, will benefit from rising middle class in the emerging markets.
