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Benchmarking

Compare your share price performance against market indices and commodity prices.

Your benchmark drives abnormal return calculations, correlation analysis, and the Stock vs Index chart on the dashboard. Choose a benchmark that reflects how your investors think about your company.

SettingsMarketBenchmark Configuration

Benchmark configuration panel in market settings

Available Indices

Broad Market

IndexSymbolDescription
S&P/ASX 200AXJOTop 200 companies by market cap (default)
S&P/ASX All OrdinariesXAOTop 500 companies by market cap
S&P/ASX 200 AccumulationXJOASX 200 with dividends reinvested
S&P/ASX 300AXKOTop 300 companies by market cap

Size-Based

IndexSymbolDescription
S&P/ASX Small OrdinariesAXSOSmall cap companies (201–300)
S&P/ASX MidCap 50AXMDMid cap companies (51–100)
S&P/ASX Emerging CompaniesXECEmerging small cap companies

Sector

IndexSymbolDescription
S&P/ASX 200 MaterialsAXMJMaterials sector
S&P/ASX 200 EnergyAXEJEnergy sector
S&P/ASX 200 FinancialsAXFJFinancials sector
S&P/ASX 200 Health CareAXHJHealth care sector
S&P/ASX 200 IndustrialsAXIJIndustrials sector
S&P/ASX 200 Information TechnologyAXNJIT sector
S&P/ASX 200 A-REITAXPJReal estate investment trusts
S&P/ASX 200 Consumer StaplesAXSJConsumer staples sector
S&P/ASX 200 Consumer DiscretionaryAXDJConsumer discretionary sector
S&P/ASX 200 TelecommunicationsAXTJTelecommunications sector
S&P/ASX 200 UtilitiesAXUJUtilities sector

Thematic

IndexSymbolDescription
S&P/ASX All TechnologyAXATAll technology companies
S&P/ASX All Ordinaries GoldAXGDGold mining companies
S&P/ASX 300 Metals & MiningXMMMetals and mining companies
S&P/ASX 200 ResourcesAXREResources sector
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If your company operates across multiple sectors, choose the index that best represents how your investors benchmark you — not necessarily your GICS classification.


Available Commodities

Select up to three commodities relevant to your company. Featured commodities appear in the dashboard stats bar with live prices.

Commodity selection panel showing priority ordering

Precious Metals

CommoditySymbolUnit
GoldAuper ounce
SilverAgper ounce
PlatinumPtper ounce
PalladiumPdper ounce

Base Metals

CommoditySymbolUnit
CopperCuper troy ounce
AluminiumAlper ton
ZincZnper ton
LeadPbper ton
NickelNiper ton
TinSnper ton

Battery Metals

CommoditySymbolUnit
LithiumLiper ton
CobaltCoper lb

Bulk

CommoditySymbolUnit
Iron Ore 62% FeFeper ton
ManganeseMnper ton
MagnesiumMgper ton

Industrial

CommoditySymbolUnit
TitaniumTiper lb
TungstenWper ton
MolybdenumMoper lb
AntimonySbper ton
GalliumGaper kg
GermaniumGeper kg
IndiumInper kg
TelluriumTeper kg
BismuthBiper lb

Nuclear

CommoditySymbolUnit
UraniumUper lb

Energy

CommoditySymbolUnit
Australian CoalCper ton

Fertilisers

CommoditySymbolUnit
PhosphatePper ton
Potash ChlorideKper ton

Priority Selection

The order you select commodities sets their priority:

  • Priority 1 – Primary commodity, displayed first, used as default in correlation analysis
  • Priority 2 – Secondary commodity
  • Priority 3 – Tertiary commodity

Choose based on what matters most to your investors. A gold miner would select Gold as priority 1. A battery materials producer might choose Lithium or Cobalt.

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When commodities are enabled and a primary commodity is selected, it takes priority over the index for benchmark calculations. See Abnormal Returns & Correlation for how benchmark priority works.