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ZSE gains persisted into the penultimate session of the month. The mainstream All Share Index rose 0.64% to close at 210.06pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index went up 0.53% to close at 206.36pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index grew 3.35% to 173.88pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 1.08% to end at 244.63pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT led the risers of the day after a 14.95% surge that took it to $108.0000.
Written by EFE Research
The ZSE overturned its losses in the week-ending session, spurred by gains in Econet. The Blue Chips Index edged up 0.91% to end at 205.28pts. Contrastingly, the ZSE Top Ten Index retreated 0.47% to 168.25pts while, the Mid Cap Index lost 0.13% to 242.02pts. Turnall was the top gainer of the day as it jumped 13.14% to $0.0530 while, telecoms giant Econet surged 5.90% to $4.8906. Zimre Holdings charged 4.95% to $0.2000 while, banking group NMB put on 1.27% to $4.0000.
The ZSE market ended the month of September in marginal gains. The primary All-Share Index grew 0.27% to close at 210.63pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.15% to 206.67pts. The Mid Cap edged up 0.74% to 246.44pts while, on the contrary the Agriculture Index retreated 1.59% to 171.11pts. Brick manufacturer Willdale headlined the gainers’ list of the day on a 63.27% jump to end pegged at $0.0354 as transport and logistics company Unifreight trailed on a 14.99% surge to settle at $2.1820 post release of its HY25 results in which it reported a PAT of ZWG202.36m.
The market faltered in the first session of the month as heavy and mid cap counters weighed down the ZSE. The All-Share Index fell 1.34% to 207.81pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index retreated 0.37% to 205.90pts. The Mid Cap Index pared off 5.00% to 234.11pts while, on the contrary the Agriculture Index added 0.57% to 172.09pts. Hippo Valley Estates led the worst performers of the day, having lost 15.00% to end pegged at $5.5250.
The market continued to weaken in Thursday’s session as mid and heavy cap counters retreated further. The All-Share Index was 0.77% softer at 206.21pts while, the Blue Chips Index parred off 0.58% to 204.71pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index shaved off 3.57% to close at 165.95pts while, the Mid Cap Index came off 1.52% to 230.56pts. SeedCo Limited led the fallers of the day, having dropped 14.99% to $2.9065 while, Hippo followed on a 14.84% decline that took the sugar processor to $4.7052.
The market was subdued in week-ending session on weakening demand across the board. The primary All Share Index retreated 0.51% to close at 205.16pts while, ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.41% to end at 203.87pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index was down 1.12% to 164.09pts while, the Mid Cap Index trimmed 0.92% to close at 228.45pts. Packaging company Nampak was the major casualty of the day having declined 14.97% to close at $0.6050 on scrappy 300 shares.
Losses on the bourse persisted into the new week as the AllShare Index retreated 0.41% to 204.31pts while, the Top Ten Index fell 0.62% to 202.60pts. On the contrary, the Agriculture Index added 0.38% to 164.71pts while, the Mid Cap Index edged up 0.41% to 229.39pts. Retailer OKZIM headlined the losers of the day having lost 11.82% to close at $0.2100 as FML followed on a 5.27% decline to settle at $2.6525.
The ZSE market recorded a 0.73% loss in the session to close pegged at 202.82pts as activity across the board remained minimal. The Blue-Chip Index was 0.91% weaker at 200.75pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 0.01% lower at 229.37pts. The Agriculture Index was 1.34% firmer at 166.92pts anchored by gains in SeedCo, TSL and Dairibord. Leading the laggards of the day was Proplastics that eased 12.42% to $1.1000 while, telecommunications company Econet continued to lose ground in the session as it parred off 4.79% to end at a VWAP of $4.1886.
The ZSE market rebounded in the midweek session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.37% to 203.57pts while, the Agriculture Index firmed up 1.66% to 169.68pts. The Mid Cap Index added 1.89% to 233.70pts while, on the contrary the Blue-Chip Index lost a negligible 0.03% to 200.70pts. Turnall headlined the top performers of the day on a 42.45% jump to $0.1000, followed by milk processor Dairibord that charged 10.80% to $1.3493.
Bankers TN Cybertech were the top traded counter by volume and value as 41.65m shares worth $4.16m exchanged hands in the session. The trade accounted for 85.10% of the total volumes traded and 40.35% of the value aggregate. Econet was the other notable value driver of the day claiming 37.02% of the aggregate. Total volumes traded in the session ballooned 2,769.77% to 48.94m yielding a turnover of $10.31m signfyingf a 59.47% surge from the previous session.
The market was depressed in the last session of the week as losses in selected heavies dragged down the market. The Primary All Share Index trimmed 2.36% to close at 197.85pt while, the Blue Chips Index followed suit after a 2.74% loss to 194.45pts. The Mid Cap Index shed 0.91% to end at 229.82pts while, on the contrary the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.67% to 169.47pts. Leading the decliners of the day was the duo in FML and Proplastics that dropped a similar 15.00% to close the day at $2.2100 and $0.9350 apiece.
The ZSE market rebounded in Monday’s trades mainly anchored by gains in mid and heavy Cap counters. The All-Share Index was 1.52% firmer at 200.86pts while, in the same vein the Blue-Chip Index added 1.52% to 197.41pts driven by gains in TSL and Econet. The Agriculture Index was 1.34% up at 171.75pts while, the Mid Cap Index charged 1.52% to settle at 233.32pts. Leading the risers of the day was Ariston that edged up 17.90% to $0.0235 while, Nampak recovered from prior losses on a 14.97% upsurge to end at $0.5915.
