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conet propels today’s activity aggregates… Econet propelled today’s activity aggregates as circa 7.07m shares worth $3.53bn exchanged hands in the session. The counter claimed 91.97% of the volume traded and 86.44% of the turnover. Beverages producer Delta was the other notable value contributor in the session as it claimed 10.66% of the total. All the ETFs were active in the session as 30,530 units worth $620,577.00 traded in the session, with four of the five funds registering price movements. Trading on the upside was Old Mutual Top Ten ETF that gained 1.86% to settle at $35.6500. The trio of Morgan & Co Made in Zimbabwe, Morgan & Co Multi Sector ETF and Datvest MCS declined 1.77%, 0.54% and 0.55% to close at $6.7898, $251.5930 and $7.2000 in that order. The Tigere REIT lost a negligible 0.0007% to settle at $238.0082 as 475,438 units traded.
Written by EFE Research
ZSE rises further… The market rose further in Thursday’s session to see the primary All Share Index rose 0.53% to 158,748.17pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed 0.15% to 70,247.60pts. The Agriculture Index added 0.24% while, the Mid-Cap Index grew 1.30% to 644,501.72pts. Banking group NMB headlined the winners of the day on a 15.00% jump to $399.5000, followed by Zimre Holdings Limited that added 6.67% to $112.0000. Apparel retailer Truworths advanced 5.56% to settle at $38.0000 as ZB Financial Holdings edged up 3.53% to close at $880.0000.
ZSE winning streak continue… The ZSE ended the week in the black extending its rising streak to twenty-one days. The primary All Share Index rose 1.45% to 161,050.06pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.84% to 71,537.08pts. The Mid-Cap Index improved 0.63% to 648,559.23pts as the Agriculture Index eased 0.10pts to 551.97pts. Headlining the top performers of the day was Zimre Holdings Limited that surged 10.63% to $123.9000, trailed by retailer OKZIM that garnered 6.93% to close at $161.6000. Brick manufacturer Willdale advanced 4.92% to $23.1757 while, beverages giant Delta inched up 3.97% to settle at $3,087.4090. Telecoms giant Econet capped the top five winners of the day on a 1.17% uplift to end the day pegged at $499.6371. On the downside was apparel retailer Edgars that lost 13.70% to $84.0083 while, RTG dropped 3.67% to land at $130.0000. Star Africa declined 2.16% to $4.8536 as Turnall trimmed 1.85% to close at $25.6658. Milk processor Dairibord completed the top five fallers of the day on a 1.83% slump to end the week at $539.9500. Bulls dominated in the session as ten counters charged against six that faltered to leave the market with a positive breadth of four.
Gains persist on the bourse… The ZSE gains persisted into Tuesday’s session as the four indices under our review closed pointing northwards. The primary All Share Index edged up 1.48% to close at 170,207.41pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index added 1.63% to 76,166.64pts. The Mid Cap Index and the Agriculture Index improved 1.18% and 0.07% to end at 674,602.15pts apiece. Leading the winners of the day was TSL that extended a further 15.00% to settle at $787.5500. Trailing was Willdale that garnered 11.67% to $26.8000 as CAFCA overturned yesterday’s losses to gain 10.00% and close pegged at $2,200.0000. CBZ charged 6.29% to settle at $2,072.7273 while, Ariston jumped 3.78% to end at $31.5500. SeedCo was the major casualty of the day as it dipped 14.83% to $860.1864. Ecocash followed on a 1.68% drop to $134.7000 while, Econet slid 0.15% to close at a vwap of $499.4260. Nampak capped the fallers of the day after retreating 0.07% to $335.0000.
Heavies drive activity in Wednesday’s session… Selected heavies drove activity in Wednesday’s session as volume exchanged and market spent ballooned, with most of the trades being switches. Volumes jumped 414.09% to see circa 27.13m shares worth $8.36bn exchange hands. This represented a 243.09% increase in turnover. OK Zimbabwe and Econet drove the volume aggregate with respective contributions of 72.44% and 24.40%. The threesome of OK Zimbabwe, Econet and Delta anchored the turnover totals, claiming a shared 98.40% of the aggregate, leaving other counters sharing the remainder of 1.60%.
The market ended the week in marginal gains as the primary All Share Index rose 0.17% to 173,883.74pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 1.65% to 713,116.49pts.
ZSE breaks the rising streak… The market broke its rising momentum on a 0.94% loss to 172,243.41pts, marking an end to twenty-six days of registering gains on the bourse. The Top Ten Index also declined 1.77% to 75,247.33pts dragged down mainly by waning Delta while, The Agriculture Index shed 1.16% to 594.90pts. The Mid Cap Index was the only index to close in the positive amongst the indices we review, after adding 0.82% to 718,932.08pts. Leading the laggards of the day was Fintech group Ecocash Holdings that succumbed 10.74% to $115.1371 while, Starafrica dropped 9.54% to $4.4327. Seed producers SeedCo Limited eased 6.21% to close at $807.5133, albeit closing well bid while, Mash Holdings Limited eased 5.23% to $145.0000. Turnall completed the top five fallers’ list on a 4.40% slump to $25.0000. There was no foreign participation in today’s session, as nil positions were registered on inflows and outflows.
Selected heavies weigh down the market… Selected heavies weighed on the market in Tuesday’s session as three of the four indices we review closed in the red. The All-Share Index was 0.29% weaker at 171,750.98pts while, the Blue-Chip Index retreated 0.61% to 74,788.91pts. The Agriculture Index faltered 0.98% to 589.08pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 0.38% to 721,675.76pts. Headlining the losers of the day were heavy cap counters that clinched the top four spots in the laggard’s category with OK Zimbabwe leading after succumbing 12.84% to settle at $165.0180. Seed technology group SeedCo Limited trailed on a 10.01% loss to $726.6953. Beverages giant Delta continued to lose ground in the session as it plummeted 2.02% to $3,234.9246 while
The market reversed losses registered for the past two trading sessions, spurred by gains seen in selected heavies and mid cap counters.
Retailer OK Zimbabwe highlighted Thursday’s session, as circa 3.65m shares worth $692.66m exchanged hands in the name. The trade accounted for 80.02% of the volume totals and 35.43% of the value outturn. The other notable value drivers were Delta and Hippo with respective contributions of 29.27% and 20.88%.
The market faltered in a slow trading session, mainly dragged down by heavy caps Delta and CBZ. The ZSE All Share Index was 1.03% lower at 175,576.09pts while, the Blue-Chip Index succumbed 2.09% to 75,480.60pts.
The market swung back into the black to see the primary All Share Index rebounding 0.74% to 175,844.96pts while, the Blue-Chip Index rising 0.64% to 74,671.08pts.
