Inside the Markets
Equity instruments
used in portfolio and fundamental strategies
This page continues the structured overview of publicly traded companies. It covers equities across sectors, market capitalizations, and fundamental characteristics used in portfolio and long-term investment analysis.
Market Intelligence
Instruments
→SabespNeutral signalSão Paulo state water and sewage utility.
→SABICNeutral signalWorld's fourth-largest chemical company.
→SafaricomNeutral signalKenya's largest telecom operator and M-Pesa pioneer.
→Sage GroupNeutral signalUK enterprise software company.
→Salesforce Inc.Neutral signalLeading cloud-based CRM platform for enterprise sales and marketing.
→Salik CompanyNeutral signalDubai's exclusive toll gate operator.
→SamoletNeutral signalMajor Russian residential developer.
→Samsung BiologicsNeutral signalWorld's largest contract biopharmaceutical manufacturer.
→Samsung C&TNeutral signalSamsung Group's construction and trading arm.
→Samsung Electro-MechanicsNeutral signalLeading manufacturer of MLCCs and electronic components.
→Samsung ElectronicsNeutral signalWorld's largest semiconductor and smartphone maker.
→Samsung Fire & Marine InsuranceNeutral signalSouth Korea's largest non-life insurance company.
→Samsung Heavy IndustriesNeutral signalOne of the world's largest shipbuilders and offshore plant builders.
→Samsung Life InsuranceNeutral signalSouth Korea's largest life insurance company.
→Samsung SDINeutral signalLeading manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries and electronic materials.
→Samsung SDSNeutral signalSamsung Group's IT services and logistics arm.
→SandiskNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Technology sector.
→S and P GlobalNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Financials sector.
→Sands ChinaNeutral signalLeading Macau integrated resort and casino operator.
→SandvikNeutral signalSwedish engineering company.
→SanofiNeutral signalGlobal pharmaceutical company and CAC 40 component.
→Santander Bank PolskaNeutral signalPolish subsidiary of Banco Santander.
→SantosNeutral signalMajor Australian oil and gas producer.
→Sany Heavy IndustryNeutral signalChina's largest construction equipment maker.
→SAPNeutral signalEurope's largest software company and DAX component.
→SartoriusNeutral signalGerman life sciences and bioprocessing equipment maker.
→SasolNeutral signalSouth African integrated energy and chemical company.
→SATS LtdNeutral signalLeading provider of airport ground handling and food solutions.
→Saudi AramcoNeutral signalWorld's largest oil company by revenue.
→SBA CommunicationsNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Real Estate sector.
→SberbankNeutral signalRussia's largest bank.
→SBI Life InsuranceNeutral signalOne of India's largest private life insurers, backed by State Bank of India.
→Scentre GroupNeutral signalOwner and operator of Westfield shopping centres in Australia and New Zealand.
→Schindler HoldingNeutral signalWorld's second-largest elevator and escalator maker.
→SchlumbergerNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Energy sector.
→Schneider ElectricNeutral signalGlobal specialist in energy management and automation.
→Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield EquipmentNeutral signalAustrian manufacturer of oilfield drilling equipment.
→Scout24Neutral signalGermany's leading digital real estate classifieds platform.
→Seagate TechnologyNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Technology sector.
→SeekNeutral signalAustralia's leading online employment marketplace.