TREE NEWS update: Japan Exchange Group said on the 7th that the constituent list of the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Topix index will be revised starting at the end of October, cutting the number of members by roughly 40% to 986. Selection will hinge on trading activity and free-float market value rather than which market a company lists on. Some 683 stocks no longer qualify and will be phased out to zero weight by July 2028, while 35 stocks from the Standard and Growth markets will be added.
Topix index constituents to shrink about 40% to 986 from late October
This is a structural shift in how Japan's flagship equity benchmark is built: liquidity and free float, not listing venue, now decide inclusion. The immediate effect falls on the roughly 683 stocks losing eligibility, which sit outside most passive mandates and could see demand from index-tracking money fade gradually rather than at once. The phased exit through 2028 limits the shock, but the open question is whether trading activity and free float keep concentrating in the surviving names, and whether the newly added Standard and Growth constituents hold their place.
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