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ZSE wraps up the final session of H1 in the black… The ZSE market wrapped up the final session of the half year in the black, to see all the indices under our review closing pointing northwards. The primary All-Share Index went up 0.70% to settle at 417.81pts as the Heavy cap Index rose 0.64% to end at 423.32pts. The Agriculture Index was the outstanding performer amongst the indices after ticking up 3.01% to close at 312.94pts while, the Mid -Cap added 0.95% to 421.44pts. Headlining the winners of the day was CAFCA Limited which surged 14.93% to settle at $18.5000, albeit on scrappy 100 shares. Following was Mashonaland Holdings which firmed up 11.85% and closed at $1.7010, where supply could be found. British American Tobacco was 9.94% higher at $199.9997 while, Zimre Holding Limited recovered 7.69% to end the session at $0.7000. Firming demand in CBZ Bank helped push the banking group to $26.8139 on a 4.52% uplift, having traded an intra-day high of $29.5000. The losers of the day were registered in the exchange operator ZSE Holdings which plunged 12.87% to $1.3505 and banking group FBC which succumbed 11.82% to $9.0000. In the ETF category , the Morgan and Co Made In Zimbabwe was the sole ETF to register a trade as 700 units exchanged hands at $0.1200. The Tigere REIT rolled back to $1.1222 on a 5.81% decline, as a huge chunk of circa 8.01m units exchanged hands. Activity aggregates dropped as reflected in all measures which closed in the red. Volumes were 41.49% down to 1.50m shares, yielding a value outturn of $4.27m which was 84.93% lower from prior session. Property concern Mashonaland was the most sought-after stock as the property concern anchored both the volume and value after claiming 67.85% and 40.45% of the total respectively.
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FBC highlights the session… Banking group FBC highlighted today’s session as circa 2.42m shares worth $24.65m exchanged hands. The trade accounted for a hefty 94.37% of total volumes traded and 86.97% of the value outturn. Total volumes traded jumped 465.03% to 2.56m shares while, turnover ballooned 1018.95% to $28.35m. The Cass Saddle ETF went up 1.13% to close the day at $0.0867 on 1,500 units while, the Morgan and Co MCS was stable at $1.5500 on 2,400 units. The Tigere REIT charged 2.28% to $1.1914 on 1.18m units while, the Revitus REIT was unchanged at $1.9000 on 5,500 units. FBC led the risers of the day on a 13.40% upsurge that took it $10.2063, trailing was Mashonaland Holdings that garnered 10.92% to $1.5208. Financial services giant CBZ soared 6.37% to $25.6536 as beverages concern Delta edged up 5.29% to $31.6314. Tea company Tanganda capped the top five risers of the day on a 4.17% uplift to $3.6000. TN Cybertech was the major casualty of the day with a 4.77% retreat to $0.1628, following was cigarettes maker BAT that shed 1.74% to $181.9230. Construction group Masimba trimmed 1.28% to $3.3500. First Mutual Holdings went down 0.91% to $2.7000 with RTG sliding 0.64% to $1.2495. The mainstream All share Index improved 4.23% to 414.90pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index firmed up 5.16% to 420.62pts. The Mid Cap Index ticked up 0.20% to 417.47pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index added 0.10% to close at 303.80pts.
Losses persist on the bourse… Losses persisted on the ZSE market in the week-ending session as the primary All Share Index fell 0.15% to 398.05pts while, the Blue-Chip Index eased 0.30% to 399.98pts. The Agriculture Index eased 0.13% to 303.50pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index firmed up 0.54% to 416.62pts. FBC Holdings led the laggards of the day on a 6.05% dip to $9.0000, followed by Delta that trimmed 3.50% to $30.0408. Tea processor Tanganda tumbled 1.26% to close at $3.4559 while, General Beltings dropped 0.75% to $0.1117. SeedCo Limited capped the top five fallers of the day on a 0.12% retreat to end pegged at $4.0000. Partially mitigating today’s losses was Mashonaland Holdings that jumped 14.97% to $1.3710, trailed by ZSE Holdings that shot up 14.81% to $1.5500. Banking group CBZ soared 9.63% to settle at $24.1178 while, Proplastics inched up 9.01% to $1.2000. TN Cybertech completed the top five best performers of the day on a 6.39% uplift to $0.1710. Activity aggregates were subdued in the session as volume traded fell 8.26% to 453,000 shares while, turnover dipped 58.16% to $2.53m. Top volume drivers of the day were Mash Holdings (23.89%), TN Cybertech (18.63%) and FBC (11.04%). CBZ Holdings, Delta and FBC highlighted the value traded of the day after contributing a combined 87.48% to the total. Cass Saddle ETF exchanged 140,700 units at a stable price of $0.0754. The Tigere REIT edged up 10.82% to settle at $1.1648 on 96,785 units.
Delta anchors the activity aggregates… Delta anchored activity aggregates in the session as 688,300 shares worth circa $22.01m exchanged hands. The beverages group claimed 29.89% of the total volume traded and 90.38% of the value aggregate. Other volume drivers of the day were Ariston (24.46%) and Proplastics (21.71%). Total volume traded ballooned 199.39% to 2.30m while, turnover swelled 649.11% to $24.36m. The Datvest MCS was stable at $0.0600 on 11,600 units while, the MIZ ETF was unchanged at $0.1100 on 2,001 units. The Tigere REIT edged up 3.37% to close at $1.0846 as 70,008 units exchanged hands in the name. Leading the gainers of the day was milk processor Dairibord that charged 14.38% to $3.2025, post the announcement of its intention to migrate to the VFEX, after shareholder approval while, First Mutual Holdings jumped 8.81% to $2.7247. Mashonaland Holdings surged 7.64% to $1.4000 with Delta putting on 5.72% to close at a VWAP of $31.9905, having traded a high of $32.0000. Life assurer Fidelity rose 3.09% to end the day at $0.7000. Trading in the negative was agriculture concern Ariston that declined 8.66% to $0.0630. BAT dropped 7.43% to $185.1428 as AFDIS shed 6.73% to settle at $14.0000. TSL capped the top five fallers of the day on a 6.53% loss to $6.9636.
ZSE recovers marginally … The ZSE market marginally recovered in Tuesday’s session as all the four indices we review closed in the black. The All Share Index was 0.04% up at 393.30pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was added a negligible 0.01% to settle at 394.80pts. The Agriculture Index was 0.46% higher at 311.92pts, mainly anchored by gains in SeedCo Limited and Tanganda. The Mid Cap Index climbed 0.84% to 416.24pts. Headlining the gainers’ list of the day was First Mutual Holding that charged 15.00% to end pegged at a circuit breaker limit level of $2.5041. Trailing behind was construction group Masimba that edged up 13.68% to $2.9649. Brick manufacturer Willdale garnered 13.10% to settle at $0.0570 while, seed producer SeedCo Limited closed the day pegged at $4.0005, following a 11.63% ascent. Agriculture concern Tanganda ticked up 7.56% to $3.5005. Life assurer Zimre Holdings led the laggards of the day as it plunged 11.90% to close at $0.6608 while, Turnall plummeted 7.39% to end trading at $0.1100. Property concern Mashonaland Holdings tumbled 7.10% to $1.3007 while, cigarette manufacturer BAT shed 4.26% to close at a VWAP of $199.9995. Banking group CBZ declined 0.61% to end trading at $22.0000 as it capped the top five worst performers of the day. Activity aggregates faltered in the session as volumes traded fell by 46.36% to see 769,100 shares worth 3.25m exchanged hands in the name, representing a 65.15% decline in turnover. Top volume drivers of the day were Mashonaland Holdings and Zimre that contributed a combined 50.31% of the total outturn. The duo of Delta and CBZ drove the turnover aggregate as they claimed 40.01% and 30.37% respectively. In the ETF category, the Cass Saddle ETF was stable at $0.0754 as 5,000 units traded in the name. The Tigere REIT was 1.12% down at $1.0492, despite having reached a low of $1.0000.
Losses stretch into the new week… Losses persisted into the new week as the All Share Index retreated 1.72% to 393.15pts while, the Blue Chip Index was 1.63% down at 394.77pts. The Mid Cap Index was 2.09% weaker at 412.79pts while, the Agriculture Index was 2.28% down at 310.48pts. Pipe producer Proplastics eased 15.00% to settle at $1.1815 while, hotelier Rainbow Tourism Group dropped 14.35% to $1.1008. Packaging group Nampak retreated 13.62% to $0.7430 while, tea producer Tanganda continued to lose ground as it plunged 13.10% to settle at a VWAP of $3.2545. Banking group FBC was 12.83% lower at $9.5892. Partially offsetting today’s losses was life assurer Fidelity that garnered 14.99% to $0.6790 while, exchange operator ZSE advanced 12.50% to $1.3500. Tea producer Ariston added 2.92% to settle at $0.0690 while, agriculture concern TSL was up 2.76% to end trading at $7.4500. Property concern Mashonaland Holdings added 1.88% to end trading at $1.4000. Activity aggregates were mixed in the session as volumes increased 14.78% to 1.43m shares while, turnover fell by 54.36% to $9.33m. The duo of Hipo and NMB drove the activity aggregates of the day as they contributed a combined 75.57% of the volume traded and 84.25% of the value traded. The Morgan & Co Made In Zimbabwe ETF was 0.50% higher at $0.1100 as 159 units traded in the name. The Tigere REIT was 0.93% firmer at $1.0611 as 127,734 units exchanged hands in the name. Elsewhere, diversified concern TSL Limited recorded a 45.25% increase in profit after tax to US$5.59m for its half year ended April 30, 2026, driven by strong demand across its agricultural, logistics and tobacco-related operations.
ZSE ends the week in losses… The ZSE market ended the week in losses as the All-Share Index retreated 0.67% to 400.04pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.69% to 401.30pts. ZSE Agriculture Index trimmed 1.63% to 317.71pts while, the Mid Cap Index let go 0.59% to end pegged at 421.61pts. The top faller of the day was RTG that dropped 14.32% to $1.2851 while, ZSE Holdings succumbed 10.78% to $1.2000. Tea company Tanganda plunged 9.76% to $3.7450 with Mashonaland Holdings dipping 7.77% to $1.3742. Property concern FMP was 4.73% down at $0.9000. Partially mitigating today’s losses was Zimre Holdings Limited that surged 13.12% to $0.7500. Turnall garnered 7.98% to $0.1188 while, Proplastics charged 7.41% to $1.3900. Hippo Valley Estates rose 3.32% to $9.1000 while, agriculture concern Ariston completed the risers of the day on a 3.23% to $0.0670. Activity aggregates enhanced in the session as volumes jumped 104% to 1.25m shares while, turnover ballooned 537.08% to $20.45m. Volume drivers of the day were Delta (52.17%), Turnall (17.04%) and Star Africa (11.90%). Delta was the top value driver of the day after contributing a gigantic 95.58% of the total. The Tigere REIT edged up 3.04% to close at $1.0513 as 981,429 units traded while, the Revitus REIT was stable at $1.9000 on 2,898 units.
ZSE retreats 1.81% in Thursday’s trades… The ZSE market retreated in the penultimate session of the week as the All Share Index fell 1.81% to settle at 402.73pts. The Blue-Chip was 1.46% weaker at 404.07pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 3.23% lower at 424.10pts. The Agriculture Index was 4.22% lower at 322.97pts mainly weighed down by Tanganda and Ariston. Tea producer Tanganda led the laggards of the day as it plunged 14.96% to $4.1500 while, hotelier Rainbow Tourism Group declined 11.76% to $1.5000. Financier Zimre Holdings eased 11.60% to settle at $0.6630 while, property concern Mashonaland Holdings close at $1.4900 following a 10.46% descend. First Mutual Properties plummeted 8.73% to $0.9447 as it capped the top five worst performers list of the day. Headlining the gainers list of the day was cable manufacturer CAFCA that garnered 15.00% to settle at upper circuit breaker level of $16.1000. Trailing behind was TNCI that added 13.93% to close at $0.1488 while, brick manufacturer Willdale enhanced 11.31% to close at $0.0502. Roofing materials producer Turnall firmed up 9.60% to end at $0.1100 while, sugar processor grew by 0.33% to end pegged at $0.0400. Activity aggregates closed in red in the session, as volumes traded fell by 66.08% to 612,300 shares while, turnover shed 90.76% to $3.21m. Top volume drivers of the were Ariston and Delta that claimed a combined 59.41% of the total traded. In the turnover category activity was mainly skewed towards Delta that claimed 69.62% of the total traded. Other notable value driver was CBZ that claimed 12.90% of the value traded. In the ETF category the Morgan & Co Made In Zimbabwe was 0.50% up at $0.1050 as 1,200 units traded in the name. The Tigere REIT dropped 7.26% to close at $1.0203 as 120,228 units traded in the name.
CBZ highlights the session… Banking group CBZ highlighted the session as circa 1.38m shares worth $30.48m exchanged hands in the name. The trade accounted for 76.26% of the total volumes traded and 87.71% of the value outturn. Delta was the other notable value driver with a 11.34% contribution. Volume of shares traded ballooned 761.07% to 1.64m while, turnover jumped 543.47% to $18.29m. The Datvest ETF was unchanged at $0.0600 on 10,300 units while, the Cass saddle ETF was stable at $0.0754 on 200 units. The Revitus REIT declined 14.12% to $1.9000 as the Tigere REIT slipped 0.66% to $1.0929. Cumulatively, 32,231 units exchanged hands in the two REITs.
ZSE rebounds… The ZSE market rebounded in the session as the primary All Share Index put on 1.16% to 408.75pts while, the Blue-Chips Index added 1.39% to 408.47pts. The Mid Cap Index gained 0.18% to 437.51pts as the Agriculture Index dropped 0.60% to 337.63pts. CBZ Holdings and FMP headlined the best performers of the day on a 15.00% jump to close at $22.1440 and $1.0350 respectively. Brick maker Willdale surged 12.75% to $0.0451 while, ZSE Holdings edged up 8.00% to $1.3500. Ariston completed the top five winners of the day on a 5.85% uplift to $0.0690. Trading in the negative territory was construction group Masimba that shed 14.02% to $2.6081, followed by First Mutual Holdings that dropped 11.42% to $1.9000. ART came off 8.86% to settle at $0.2005 while, Mashonaland Holdings tumbled 4.70% to $1.5915. TN Cybertech capped the top five laggards of the day on a 2.37% dip to end pegged at $0.1306.
ZSE falters in mid-month session… The market faltered in the mid-month session as the All-Share Index trimmed 0.06% to 404.07pts while, the Mid Cap Index let go 0.32% to 436.73pts. The Blue-Chip Index added 0.01% to 402.86pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index grew 0.22% to end at 339.67pts. Bankers TN Cybertech was the major casualty of the day after a 10.84% decline that took it to $0.1337. Following was financial giant CBZ that shed 0.50% to settle at $19.2560 while, NMB went down 0.08% to close at $5.4800. ZSE Holdings headlined the gainers of the day on a 4.17% surge that took it to $1.2500. Ariston Holdings edged up 1.85% to $0.0652 while, Hippo rose 1.74% to close at $8.7500. FBC Holdings ticked up 0.39% to $11.0000 as Meikles put on 0.04% to $2.7012.
ZSE closes Friday’s session in the black… The ZSE market ended the week in the black as the All-Share Index put on 1.14% to 404.30pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.66% to 402.83pts. The Agriculture Index went up 4.81% to 338.94pts while, the Mid Cap lost 0.95% to 438.13pts. Cigarette processor BAT headlined the top performers of the day on a 15.00% jump to $218.1300, followed by CBZ Holdings that surged 6.46% to $19.3535. Sugar processor Hippo charged 4.26% to close at $8.6000 while, NMB edged up 2.52% to $5.4847. Star Africa completed the top performers of the day on a 0.83% uplift to end at $0.0403. Trading in the negative territory was Meikles that dropped 6.72% to $2.7000 while, AFDIS fell 5.00% to $15.0100. Zimre Holdings slipped 2.93% to settle at $0.6600 while, Ariston trimmed 1.46% to $0.0640. FBC completed the laggards of the day on a 0.38% retreat to $10.9569. Activity aggregates were mixed in the session as volume traded declined 96.09% to 596,000 shares while, turnover grew by 11.97% to $14.38m. Delta and Turnall were the most traded stocks in terms of volume after contributing 33.57% and 32.05% respectively. Top value drivers of the day were BAT (52.95%) and Delta (41.75%). Cass Saddle ETF inched up 0.17% to settle at $0.0700. The Tigere REIT declined 2.04% to end the day pegged at $1.1413.
