Alinta takes place in S&P ASX 200
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Friday, 3 March, 2006 - 15:01
Alinta Infrastructure Holdings was the main Western Australian beneficiary of Standard & Poor's March quarterly re-balance of the Australian Stock Exchange index.
The company moved into the upper echelons of the list of listed Australian companies, by being included in the ASX 200, on the back of its market capitalisation and liquidity levels.
Further down the boards, St Barbara was included on the ASX 300.
Moving in the other direction, Clough Limited and Chemeq Limited both moved out of the ASX 300.
Joining the ranks of the wider All Ordinaries index was Automotive Holdings Group, Integrated Tree Lopping, Peet & Company, the Aspen Group and IBT Education.