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Four Stocks Deleted from SNetwork Emerging Infrastructure Builders...



This changes the number of index components to 62.


New York December 10, 2008 -- The S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index (www.snetinfrastructureindex.com) (TICKER: EIBI) will delete four components, effective 9:00 AM (EST) Monday, December 22, 2008. This changes the number of index components to 62. The changes result from the index'ss quarterly rebalancing. Deletions from the EIBI are:





Katanga Mining Ltd (TICKER: KAT CN)


Highveld Steel And Vanadium (TICKER: HVL SJ)


Delong Holdings Ltd (TICKER: DLNG SP)


Steppe Cement Ltd (TICKER: STCM LN)



A complete list of constituents and weights will be posted on the S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index web site, (http://infra.snetglobalindexes.com/about_the_indexes.php).



The S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index is a capitalization-weighted, float- adjusted index of the most prominent infrastructure stocks from developing and middle-income countries, plus a limited number of developed market stocks with extensive emerging markets operations. To be included in the EIBI index, stocks must pass multiple screens, including for capitalization, float, exchange listing, share price and turnover.




Detailed information, including constituent data, rules and price information, on the S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index is available at http://infra.snetglobalindexes.com. Data is also available through most vendors of financial data.



Index: S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index (USD)


TICKER: EIBI



Index: S-Network Emerging Infrastructure Builders Index (EUR)


TICKER: EIBIE



Joseph LaCorte


S-Network Global Indexes, LLC


646-467-7927


www.snetinfrastructureindex.com






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