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The ZSE market eked out gains in the week opening session as the All-Share Index went up 0.29% to 205.74pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed 1.20% to 203.74pts. Contrastingly, the Agriculture Index fell 1.85% to 168.71pts while, the Mid-Cap Index was 3.23% softer at 231.56pts. Headlining the gainers of the day was brick manufacturer Willdale that jumped 20.00% to $0.0360 while, property concern Mashonaland surged 13.95% to end pegged at $1.4814.
Written by EFE Research
Telecommunications giant Econet highlighted Friday’s session as circa 26.27m shares worth $119.10m exchanged hands in the name. The trade represented 94.41% of the total volumes traded and 96.73% of turnover. Volume of shares exchanged hands ballooned 1094.42% to 27.83m while, turnover surged 679.46% to $123.14m.
The market slipped into the red in Thursday’s session as the All-Share Index retreated 0.15% to 204.45pts while, the BlueChip Index fell 0.14% to close at 201.07pts. The Agriculture Index shed 0.02% to 174.31pts as the Mid-Cap Index slipped 0.19% to 236.46pts. Tyre services company NTS headlined the laggards of the day on a 15.55% decline that took it to $0.5620 while, Turnall dropped 7.41% to settle at $0.0650.
ZSE maintained a positive momentum in the session as the AllShare Index registered a 0.80% rise to 204.75pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.08% to 201.34pts. The Agriculture Index grew 0.17% to 174.34pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index fell 0.28% to 236.91pts. Logistics company Unifreight Africa headlined the gainers of the day having jumped 14.67% to settle at $1.2958 with NMB Holdings trailing on a 10.50% climb to close at $4.0000.
The market ended the session with marginal gains as the AllShare Index went up 0.37% to 203.12pts while, the Blue-Chip Index moved up 0.63% to 199.18pts. Contrastingly, the Agriculture Index slipped 0.80% to 174.05pts as, the Mid-Cap counters faltered with their Index declining 0.60% to 237.58pts. Sugar refiner Star Africa headlined the top performers as it rose 8.10% to $0.0454 while, banker FBC Holdings picked up 4.13% to $7.4914.
ZSE rebounded in week-opener as the All-Share Index rose 0.76% to 202.37pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.88% to 197.94pts. The Agriculture Index edged up 0.99% to 175.45pts while, the Mid Cap Index grew 0.34% to 239.00pts. Dairy producer Dairibord Holdings led the risers of the day having gained 15.00% to end pegged at $1.4950 as banking group FBC followed on a 10.68% surge to close at $7.1941.
Losses persisted in the week-end session to see the All-Share Index shedding 0.52% to 200.84pts as the Top Ten Index slipped 0.61% to 196.22pts. The Mid-Cap Index dipped 0.32% to 238.18pts while, on the other hand the Agriculture Index inched up 0.01% to 173.72pts on the back of Tanganda’s gains. Headlining the worst performers of the day was banking group FBC that slid 7.14% to $6.5000 as sugar refiner Star Africa trailed on a 6.99% drop to $0.0420.
The ZSE market faltered in Thursday’s session to see primary the All-Share Index falling 0.77% to 201.89pts while, the BlueChip Index retreated 0.98% to 197.41pts. On the contrary, the Agriculture Index added 0.16% to 173.70pts while, the Mid Cap grew a negligible 0.01% to 238.94pts. Banking group FBC Holdings headlined the fallers of the day on a 9.09% decline to end pegged at $7.0000 while, retailer OKZIM lost 8.01% to $0.1932.
The ZSE market rebounded post Defence and Hero’s holidays as the primary All-Share Index moved up 0.07% to 203.46pts while, the Blue-Chip Index rose 0.08% to 199.36pts. The Agriculture Index firmed up 0.13% to 173.42pts anchored by gains in Ariston and Tanganda gains while, the Mid-Cap added a similar 0.13% to 238.93pts.
The ZSE closed Friday’s session on a 0.3% loss ahead of Heroes holidays to end pegged at 203.32pts while, the Top ten Index lost 0.27% to 199.20pts. The Agriculture Index eased 0.21% to 173.19pts as the Mid Cap Index parred off 0.39% to 238.62pts. Brick maker Willdale led the laggards of the day on a 14.12% drop to $0.0301, followed by construction group Masimba Holdings that slipped 13.04% to $2.0000.
The ZSE ended Tuesday’s session in the red to see the All-Share Index falling 0.62% to 205.89pts while, the Top Ten Index retreated 0.63% to 200.76pts. The Agriculture Index lost 0.34% to 176.52pts while, the Mid Cap shed 0.59% to 246.03pts. The top contributor to the session’s losses was Ariston Holdings that sank 10.34% to end pegged at $0.0301 with First Mutual Properties trailing on a 9.51% loss to close at $1.4750.
The market downturned in week opener as the All-Share Index eased 0.60% to 207.16pts while, the Top Ten Index fell 0.71% to 202.02pts. The Agriculture Index retreated 3.74% to 177.13pts on the back of losses in BAT. The Mid-Cap Index went down by 0.20% to 247.50pts. Topping the dawdlers’ list of the day was BAT that sank 13.00% to $90.0000 while, ART slumped 9.06% to $0.1455.
