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The ZSE market reversed prior week’s gains as it retreated 1.71% to close at 205.16pts mainly weighed down by constrained demand witnessed across the board. The Mid Cap Index eased 5.61% to 228.45pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 1.71% to 205.07pts weighed down mainly by Econet and Hippo. The segregated Industrials were 1.71% weaker at 205.07pts. Elsewhere, packaging company Proplastics released its HY25 results for the period ended 30 June 2025 in which it reported a Profit After Tax of $348,168 from a loss position of $71,875 and no dividend was declared.
Written by EFE Research
Losses continued to persist on the ZSE, on the back of constrained liquidity experienced across the board. The AllShare Index was 3.56% weaker at 197.85pts while, the segregated Industrials were 3.55% down at 197.79pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 4.62% down at 194.45pts, mainly weighed down by FML and Econet. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index was 0.60% firmer at 229.82pts. Elsewhere, Zimbabwe's gold deliveries to Fidelity jumped 37% to 32.98 tonnes in the first nine months of the year.
The ZSE market reversed prior week’s losses as the All-Share Index advanced 1.38% to 200.58pts as demand continued to increase in selected counters while, the segregated Industrials gained a similar 1.38% to 200.52pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 1.70% firmer at 197.76pts on the back of gains in TSL, Econet and RTG. The Mid-Cap Index rose 0.18% to settle at 230.23pts, extending its year-to-date gains to 1.15%. Elsewhere, the country's consumption of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) increased by 89% to 89.59m kgs in the first eight months of 2025, compared to 47.42m kgs in the same period last year.
Mid Cap counters anchored the market in the week under review as the All-Share Index charged 2.67% to close at 205.93pts while, in the same vein the segregated Industrials edged up 2.67% to 205.88pts. The Blue-Chip Index rose by 2.17% to end pegged 202.05pts as Hippo, SeedCo, Econet and Delta dominated in the top ten risers’ list of the week. The Mid Cap Index was 4.57% higher at 240.75pts extending its YTD gains to 5.77%.
The ZSE market ended the month of October in gains as the primary All Share Index rose 3.77% to close at 213.63pts while, the Blue-Chip Index charged 4.60% to 211.34pts. Segregated Industrials edged up 3.76% to close at 213.63pts while, the Mid Cap Index ticked up 0.68% to 242.38pts. Elsewhere, National Tyre Services Limited (NTS) has announced plans to voluntarily delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) after more than five decades, citing prolonged financial strain from economic instability, high operating costs and persistently low share trading activity.
Heavy cap counters weighed down the ZSE in the first week of November, as liquidity constraints continued to hamper market performance. The All-Share Index was 0.95% weaker at 211.65pts while, the Industrial Index followed suit as it dropped 0.95% to 211.59pts. The Blue-Chip Index retreated 1.23% to close pegged at 208.74pts, mainly weighed down by losses in BAT, Dairibord, FML and Econet. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index was 0.12% firmer at 242.68pts.
The ZSE recovered in the second month of November, mainly anchored by gains in heavy and mid cap counters that dominated in the top ten risers list of the week. The mainstream All-Share Index was 1.77% firmer at 215.39pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 1.58% higher at 212.04pts as ZB and FBC continued to soar higher. The segregated Industrials advanced 1.78% to settle at 215.35pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 2.34% higher at 248.36pts.
The market saw improved demand in heavy and mid-cap counters, as the ZSE buttressed prior week's gains, with all four benchmark indices under our review closing in positive territory. The ZSE All Share Index was 2.39% firmer at 220.53pts while, the Blue-Chip Index edged up 1.94% to 216.15pts. The Mid Cap Index charged 3.94% to 258.13pts as its constituents dominated the risers’ list of the week while, the segregated Industrials rose by 2.38% to 220.49pts.
The market registered gains in the last week of the month of November as the primary All Share Index firmed up 6.55% to 234.97pts while, the segregated Industrial Index added a similar 6.55% to 234.93pts. The Blue-Chip Index shot up 9.03% to end at 235.67pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index lost 2.01% to 252.95pts. Elsewhere, the government increased VAT from 15.00% to 15.50% in the recent 2026 budget that was presented by the finance minister on the 27th of November.
The market commenced the first week of the month in gains as the All-Share Index added 4.54% to 245.63pts while, the Industrial Index notched up 4.53% to 245.58pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index edged up 5.80% to 249.35pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 0.14% to 252.60pts. Elsewhere, seed producer SeedCo Limited released its HY26 results, in which the group reported a loss of $5.73m and no dividend was declared.
Heavies anchored the market in the week under review as the All-Share Index gained 1.61% to 249.59pts while, the Blue-Chip Index went up 2.67% to close at 256.00pts, mainly anchored by gains in CBZ, ZB, Delta and TSL. The Industrial Index added 1.61% to 249.54pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index was 2.64% weaker at 245.94pts as selected counters among its constituents experienced selling pressure during the week.
The ZSE market lost ground in the week under review as the primary All-Share Index fell 0.20% to 249.10pts while, the Industrial Index lost 1.83% to 244.98pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index was the sole gainer amongst the Indices we review as it ticked up 0.40% to 257.03pts while, the Mid Cap Index eased 0.28% to 245.25pts. Elsewhere, telecoms giant Econet issued a further cautionary advising its shareholders on its voluntary delisting from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.
