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The ZSE retreated in the week under review, weighed down primarily by losses in the heavy and mid-cap counters. The All Share Index was 0.17% weaker at 359.85pts while, the Blue Chip Index was 0.15% down at 363.07pts. The Mid Cap Index was 0.43% weaker at 370.83pts while, on the contrary the Industrial Index was 0.02% firmer at 353.57pts as it extended its YTD gains to 30.09%. Unifreight Africa announced that it has entered into a sale of shares agreement for the acquisition of an effective 87.67% shareholding in Cheeta Express – the sole authorised global service participant for FedEx Express Zimbabwe, in a deal worth US$2.08m which represents 15.7% of the company’s market cap.
Written by EFE Research
Losses continued to persist on the ZSE as the All-Share Index retreated 0.68% to 357.42pts while, the segregated Industrials fell by 0.64% to 351.30pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 1.73% lower at 356.79pts as CBZ, FMHL, Delta and Hippo weighed on the index. The Mid Cap Index was 3.89% firmer at 385.27pts extending its YTD gains to 38.51%. ZIDA has reported a 2,406% increase in domestic direct investment and a 62% rise in projected investment value compared to the previous quarter, with the chief executive pointing to significant improvements in the investment environment despite a fall in the total number of licences issued.
The ZSE reversed prior week’s losses, in the month ending week as the All-Share Index rose by 2.17% to 365.17pts. The segregated Industrials were 2.24% firmer at 359.17pts while, the Blue-Chip Index recovered 1.79% to close pegged at 363.18pts, mainly anchored by Masimba, BAT, CBZ and SeedCo Limited. The Mid Cap Index rose by 3.69% to settle at 399.47pts, falling just 0.53pts shy of breaching the 400-point mark, as it extended its YTD gains to 43.62pts. Elsewhere, mobile network operators spent ZiG$1.08bn, cumulatively, during the fourth quarter of 2025, double the ZiG$509m spent in the third quarter as players accelerated network expansion.
The ZSE rebounded in the first week of May as the All-Share Index gained 2.73% to settle at 375.15pts while, the segregated Industrial Index was 2.77% firmer at 369.13pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 2.60% up at 372.63pts, mainly anchored by Masimba, AFDIS, Delta and Mashonaland Holdings. The Mid Cap Index was 3.19% firmer at 412.22pts as it extended its YTD gains to 48.20%. Elsewhere, spirits and wines producer AFDIS released its FY25 results in which revenue grew by 56% while, profit for the year grew by 49.65% to US$7.67m and declared a final dividend of US$0.01.
