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CAC 40

The CAC 40 is a stock market index, which represents the 40 most significant values among the 100 highest market caps on the French stock market.

Evolution of the CAC 40 between 1993 et 2003

CAC 40 companies are (Jan. 12, 2003) :

Accor[?]
AGF[?]
Air Liquide[?]
Alcatel A
Aventis[?]
Axa[?]
BNP Paribas[?]
Bouygues[?]
Cap Gemini[?]
Carrefour

Casino Guichard[?]
Credit Agricole SA[?]
Crédit Lyonnais[?]
Dexia[?]
EADS
France Telecom
Groupe Danone[?]
L'Oreal[?]
Lafarge[?]
Lagardere

LVMH Moet Vuitton[?]
Michelin
Orange
Peugeot
Pinault Printemps[?]
Renault
Saint-Gobain[?]
Sanofi Synthelabo[?]
Schneider Electric[?]
Societe Generale[?] A

Sodexho Alliance[?]
Stmicroelectronics[?]
Suez
TF1[?]
Thales
Thomson[?]
Total Fina Elf[?]
Vinci[?]
Vivendi Environnement[?]
Vivendi Universal

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