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Weekly Reports

WEEKLY REPORT-13.02.2026

 Heavy and Mid Cap counters anchor the market…                                                                                                                                                                                                Heavy and Mid Cap counters anchored the market in the week under review, to see the All-Share Index firming up 1.01% and settled at 364.36pts. The segregated Industrials added 1.15% to close at 354.14pts while, the BlueChip Index was 0.65% higher at 375.12pts, mainly anchored by gains in BAT and CBZ. The Mid Cap counters performed fairly well as they dominated in the risers’ category, to see their Index advancing by 3.13% to 333.99pts. Elsewhere, agriculture concern CFI released its Q1 trading update in which revenue for the quarter increased by 23.62% to close pegged at ZiG1.13bn as volumes across major categories improved.  

Leading the risers of the week was ART Corporation which ticked up 67.39% to settle at $0.1925 with Unifreight following on a 32.23% surge that took the transport and logistics group to $2.4265, where supply could be established. British American Tobacco continued with its glitter as it went up by a further 11.41% week on week and settled at $214.9653 with AFDIS following on a 8.63% rise that took it to $11.6315. TN Cybertech was 8.11% firmer at $0.1158 while, ZSE Holdings rebounded 7.21% to settle at $0.7505. Milk processor Dairibord went up 7.06% to close at $2.0000 while, banking group CBZ added 4.88% to $14.8384, having traded an intra-week high of $15.0000. Another bankinggroup ZB was 4.80% up at $4.2000 while, Proplastics was 3.85% higher at $1.3500. Overall, sixteen counters traded in the positive against nine fallers while, thirteen remained unchanged, leaving the market with a positive breath of seven. Hippo Valley Estates headlined the losers of the week after succumbing 8.07% to $8.0000 with Zimre Holdings Limited following on a 6.25% drop that took it to $0.9000. Willdale was 5.85% down at $0.0301 while, retailer OKZIM lost 4.76% during the week and settled at $0.1119. FMP trimmed 4.57% to $0.8301 while, Econet plummeted 4.46% to $9.1015. Mash Holdings declined 1.50% to $1.2800 while, RTG eased 0.72% to $1.3800. Completing the top ten losers was FBC which slipped 0.08% to $12.3900.