19 July 2021
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Market losses extend…
The ZSE closed Tuesday’s session in the red, stretching losses to three consecutive sessions. The primary All Share
was 0.72% down at 6487.73pts with the segregated Industrials sliding 0.75% to 21367.73pts. The Top Ten lost 0.99%
to 3401.71pts as heavies traded mixed while, the Minings was the only Index to end the session in the black.
Aggregates improved with volumes exchanged rising 80.44% to 10.35m shares, yielding a value outturn of
$84.74m which was 58.72% up from previous session. Cassava, Willdale and Lafarge emerged as the value
drivers of the day accounting for 16.53%, 12.35% and 12.12% respectively. Medtech was the top volume driver
claiming 56.49% of the total. Foreign participation remained depressed as inflows accounted for 6.89% of the
day’s turnover while, outflows added 31.33% of the same. Elsewhere, Padenga registered a second trade
where 730 shares exchanged hands at USD$0.1900 on the VFEX as SeedCo International closed offered at
USD$25.2000.
Sixteen counters traded in the positive against seventeen fallers while, four remained unchanged to leave the
market with a negative breadth. Hotelier RTG was the session’s worst performer as it rolled back to $4.0000 on a
11.11% drop while, Medtech followed after losing 7.92% to $0.3919 on profit taking. Hippo Valley reversed
yesterday’s gains on a 6.42% drop that took the sugar manufacturer to $163.7706. Zimplow lost 4% to $15.5250
where demand could be found while, ZHL completed the top five fallers set on a 3.67% loss as it settled at
$4.0399. Other significant gains were registered in Delta -2.60%, OKZIM -0.23% and Simbisa -0.73%. FML topped
the risers of the day on a 3.70% uplift to $28.0000 with Lafarge stretching gains to $80.8032, having reached an
intra-day high of $93.6000. Innscor was 2.22% firmer at $94.6756 while, FMP ticked up 2.19% to $15.4000. Star
Africa added 1.92% to close at $2.2206 where supply could be found.
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