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Losses persist on the bourse… The market continued to falter in mid-week session weighed down by losses in selected heavies. The mainstream All Share Index slid 1.13% to 355.41pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index let go 1.46% to 362.83pts. Conversely, the Agriculture Index gained 1.32% to 253.62pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 0.67% to 350.14pts. Tea company Tanganda headlined the risers of the day on a 12.36% surge that took it to $0.7871. Following was TSL that rebounded 12.16% to close the day at $3.6500 with Proplastics jumping 10.54% to $1.2713. Brick makers Willdale edged up 4.23% to settle at $0.0302 as RTG put on 2.59% to end at $1.1797. Lone miner RioZim was the major casualty of the day having lost 12.93% to close the day at $0.6530. Trailing was ZSE Holdings that declined 9.09% to $1.0000 with Star Africa shedding 4.76% to $3.2381. Delta dropped 4.10% to settle at $26.8974 while, milk processor Dairibord trimmed 2.97% to $2.6194. Activity aggregates were depressed in the session as volumes plunged 56.30% to 3.23m shares while, turnover plummeted 64.78% to $3.17m. Tanganda Letters of Allocation and TN Cybertech claimed a combined 83.82% of the total volume traded. Delta and Econet anchored the value aggregate claiming 52.16% and 21.94% apiece. The Cass Saddle ETF let go 1.21% to close at $0.0686 while, the MIZ ETF was stable at $0.0680 on 1,000 units. The Tigere REIT gained 2.54% to close the day at $1.1349 on 332,920 units.
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ZSE retreats in Tuesday’s session… The ZSE market retreated in Tuesday’s session, reversing previous day’s gains. The mainstream All Share Index fell 0.77% to 359.49pts while, the Blue-Chip Index lost 0.36% to 368.19pts. The Agriculture Index dropped 5.11% to 250.31pts as the Mid Cap Index eased 3.04% to 347.82pts. Sugar processor Hippo led the laggards of the day on a 15.00% dip to $8.7845, followed by TSL that tumbled 11.08% to $3.2544. Milk processor Dairibord declined 10.02% to close at $2.6994 while, TN Cybertech slipped 5.12% to $0.0969. Tea producer Tanganda capped the top five best performers of the day on a 0.07% rise to end the day pegged at $0.7005. Partially mitigating today’s losses was Star Africa that surged 13.33% to $0.0340 while, FMP charged 4.15% to $1.0800. Nampak firmed up 1.34% to settle at $0.7500 while, seed producer SeedCo added 0.24% to $4.6117. Tanganda Letters of Allocation completed the top five gainers of the day on a 0.07% lift to $0.0179.
ZSE rebounds in new week… The market rebounded in the first session of the week as the primary All Share Index rose 0.26% to 362.29pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.06% to 369.52pts. The Mid Cap Index firmed up 1.33% to 358.71pts. The Agriculture Index lost 0.31% to 263.80pts weighed down by Tanganda, Ariston and Hippo. Proplastics headlined the top performers of the day on a 15.00% jump to $1.1500, followed by Zimre Holdings that charged 14.04% to $0.6500. TSL surged 12.62% to close at $3.6600 while, RioZim stepped up 5.63% to $0.7500. TN Cybertech completed the top five winners of the day on a 1.31% uplift to end the day pegged at $0.1021. Trading in the negative territory was Tanganda (Letters of Allocation) that fell 97.42% to $0.0200 while, life assurer Fidelity eased 11.86% to $0.4000. Sugar processor Hippo slipped 7.32% to $10.3380 while, Ariston trimmed 6.25% to settle at $0.0300. Milk processor Dairibord capped the top five laggards of the day on a 1.64% dip to end the day pegged at $3.0000.
The ZSE market declined in month-ending session as the primary All Share Index shed 0.24% to 359.11pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index lost 1.07% to 367.23pts. ZSE Agriculture Index eased 1.77% to close the day at 260.12pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index put on 4.64% to end at 350.51pts. BAT was the major casualty of the day having dropped 10.97% to settle at $219.9900, trailed by Star Africa that tumbled 7.67% to $0.0321.
ZSE ends week in losses… The ZSE market closed the week in losses as the primary All Share Index lost 0.18% to settle 362.34pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 0.36% to 370.62pts. On the contrary the Agriculture Index rose 1.65% to 252.91pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 0.84% to 353.27pts. Brick maker Willdale led the worst performers of the day on a 11.59% retreat to $0.0305 followed by ZSE Holdings that tumbled 9.26% to $1.2250. FMP dropped 7.41% to close at $1.0000 while, milk processor Dairibord eased 4.94% to $2.6143. Beverage giant Delta capped the laggards of the day on a 1.26% decline to end the day pegged at $26.7219. Partially mitigating today’s losses was sugar processor Hippo that surged 15.00% to $8.6000 on 200 shares while, Mash Holdings firmed up 13.39% to $1.1517. CBZ Holdings ticked up 2.55% to settle at $16.5000 as Proplastics charged 0.80% to $1.2600. Star Africa completed the top performers of the day on a 0.24% uplift to close at $0.0301. Activity aggregates declined in the session as volume traded fell 94.56% to 622,700 shares while, turnover dipped 86.53% to $10.40m. Top volume drivers of the day were Delta (60.85%), Star Africa (17.65%) and Mash Holdings (14.13%). Delta was the most sought after counter in the value category after contributing 97.35% to the total traded. In the ETF category Datvest ETF exchanged 31,800 units flat at a price $0.0520. Tigere REIT lost 10.27% to end the day pegged at $1.0500 after a circa of 2.6m units exchanged hands in the name.
Corporate announcements and events highlighted Thursday's session, with the headline development being the Econet EGM, in which shareholders successfully approved the company's delisting from the ZSE and the listing of its infrastructure assets on the (VFEX). First Mutual Properties also featured in the session as it announced that it is engaged in a potential transaction that may result in its delisting from the ZSE.
The ZSE market rebounded in mid-week session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.43% to close at 359.61pts while, the Blue Chips Index went up 0.39% to 371.27pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index ticked up 8.89% to 260pts as the Mid Cap Index went up 0.71% to 334.28pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT led the rising tide after a 15.00% charge that took it to $247.11000, albeit it closing well offered lower.
Telecoms giant Econet highlighted the session as circa 2.026m shares worth $18.38m exchanged hands in the name. The trade claimed 78.25% of the total volumes traded and 80.90% of the value outturn. Activity aggregates were mixed in the session as turnover succumbed 30.06% to $22.72m while, volumes traded surged 53.94% to 2.59m shares. In the ETF category, the Cass Saddle ETF trimmed 1.80% to $0.1020 on 2,000 units while, the Datvest MCS rose 0.70% to $0.0700 as 200,000 units exchanged hands.
The ZSE registered losses in Monday’s session to see all the Indices under our review closing trending southwards. As a result, the mainstream All-Share Index declined 0.48% to 358.45pts while, the Top Ten Index lost 0.42% to 370.56pts. The Agricultural Index went down 0.31% to 237.43pts as the Mid Cap Index eased 0.86% to 330.60pts. Headlining the risers’ list for the second consecutive session was ZSE Holdings that ticked up a further 13.45% to end at $1.1009, where supply could be established.
The ZSE market ended the last session of the week in gains as the primary All Share Index edged up 0.26% to close at 360.19pts. The Blue Chips Index firmed up 0.30% to 372.12pts mainly driven by gains in CBZ and Tigere. The Agriculture Index was 0.07% firmer at 238.18pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index was 0.01% lower at 333.47pts. ZSE Holdings headlined the gainers of the day on a 14.88% surge to close at $0.9704 as it closed without offers during the session.
Econet and Delta were the most sought-after stocks of the day after trading 46.29m and 10.59m shares respectively, claiming a combined 99.49% of the volumes traded and 99.97% of values exchanged. Activity aggregates improved in the session as turnover improved 319.53% to $741.76m while, volumes traded soared 259.08% to 57.53m shares. Zimre Holdings Limited headlined on the worst performers list of the day as it dipped 14.51% to finish at $0.6839 with Masimba Holdings declining 14.47% to settle at $2.1426.
Telecoms giant Econet highlighted the session as 14.25m shares worth $128.77m exchanged hands in the session. The trade accounted for 88.96% of the total volumes traded and 92.83% of the value traded. The other notable volume and value driver was Delta that claimed 10.03% of the former and 26.82% of the latter. Turnover ballooned 2032.18% to $176.81m while, volumes traded surged 1731.58% to 16.02m shares.
