Companies can be segregated into different industry classification for ease of discussion and analysis.
Two of the more popular industry classification methods are:
1. Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB) which is developed by Dow Jones and FTSE.
ICB website
PDF file
ICB classification is in the format of :
industry
supersector
sector
subsector.
DJ Indices and FTSE Indices are following ICB classification.
2. Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) which is developed by Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) and Standard & Poor (S&P).
GICS website
GICS classification is in the format of :
sector
industry group
industry
subindustry.
MSCI Indices and S&P Indices are following GICS classification.
GICS classification comes with code, for example: semiconductor (45205020)
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