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The ZSE market recorded marginal gains in the penultimate session of the month. The primary All Share Index rose 0.69% to 210.89pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.05% to 208.52pts. The Agriculture Index put on 0.92% to end at 180.20pts, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index lost 0.64% to 239.46pts. Star Africa headlined the top performers of the day on a 42.32% jump to $0.0396, followed by milk processor Dairibord that edged up 14.98% to $1.7845.
Written by EFE Research
The ZSE market ended the month of October in gains as the All-Share Index went up 1.33% to 213.68pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index was 1.36% higher at 211.34pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index edged up 1.62% to 183.12pts while, the Mid Cap Index improved 1.22% to 242.38pts. Dairibord led the winners of the day as the milk processor garnered 14.96% to $2.0515. Trailing was National Tyre Services which surged 14.57% to $0.5800 while, telecoms giant Econet jumped 9.34% to end pegged at $5.4143.
The ZSE market retreated in the first session of the month as the primary All Share Index lost a negligible 0.01% to 213.66pts while, the Agriculture Index fell 0.16% to 182.82pts. The Mid Cap Index eased 0.86% to 240.29pts while, on the contrary the Blue-Chip Index gained 0.21% to close at 211.79pts. Star Africa topped the laggards of the day on a 28.19% decline to $0.0283, followed by milk processor Dairibord that slipped 12.50% to $1.7950.
The market faltered in Tuesday’s session as losses in selected heavies weighed down the ZSE. The mainstream All Share Index shed 1.73% to 209.96pts while, the ZSE Top Index eased 2.57% to 206.87pts. Contrastingly, the Mid Cap Index grew 0.58% to 241.68pts while, the ZSE agriculture Index inched up 0.32% to 182.96pts. Banking group CBZ was the major casualty of the day after a 14.97% plunge that took it to $7.4400 on scrappy 120 shares.
The market recovered in the midweek session as the All-Share Index rose 0.26% to 210.51pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 1.46% to 245.20pts. On the contrary, the Agriculture Index fell 4.99% to 173.84pts while, the Blue-Chip Index modestly lost 0.06% to 206.75 pts. Banking group CBZ Holdings headlined the gainers list of the day, having jumped 14.25% to end pegged at $8.5000, as sugar refiner Star Africa followed on a 13.49% rise to close at $0.0340.
Selected blue chip counters anchored the ZSE in the penultimate session of the week, as the All-Share Index rose by 0.24% to 211.01pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 0.67% higher at 208.14pts. On the contrary, the Agriculture Index was 3.40% down at 167.93pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 1.38% down at 241.81pts. Agriculture concern Ariston led the risers of the day as it jumped 33.33% to $0.0200 while, property concern FMP garnered 14.99% to $1.2890 as 7,600 shares traded in the name.
Beverages company Delta highlighted the session as 3.88m shares worth circa $60.24m. The block trade accounted for 85.37% of the total volumes traded and 98.73% of the value outturn. Total shares traded amounted to 4.55m while, turnover stood at $61.00m. The Morgan and Co MCS trimmed 0.87% to $1.9000 on 4 units while, Cass Saddle traded 82 units at a stable price of $0.1100. The Tigere REIT slipped 1.19% to $1.5000 as 5,730 units exchanged hands in the name.
The ZSE market extended gains in the week opening session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.97% to 213.70pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed up 1.10% to 211.04pts. The Agriculture Index went up 0.26% to 168.37pts while, the Mid Cap Index inched up 0.46% to 243.79pts. Zimre Holdings headlined the top performers of the day on a 14.96% jump to $0.2305, followed by Star Africa that surged 10.75% to $0.0341. ZSE Holdings charged 7.07% to $1.2019 while, FML edged up 6.44% to $1.2800.
The market recorded marginal gains in Tuesday’s session as the mainstream All Share Index edged up 0.24% to 214.20pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.40% to 211.89pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index grew 0.02% to close at 168.40pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index declined 0.39% to end at 242.84pts. Leading the gainers’ pack was First Mutual Properties that surged 14.97% to $1.4820 while, packaging group Nampak followed on a 13.73% jump to $0.5800.
The ZSE faltered in the penultimate session of the week as the All-Share Index fell 0.10% to 215.33pts while, the Blue-Chip Index parred off 0.94% to 211.48pts. The Mid Cap Index eased 0.73% to 250.30pts while, on the contrary the Agriculture Index added 0.74% to 169.03pts. Trading in the negative was ART Holdings that retreated 13.57% to $0.0691 while, telecoms company Econet trimmed 1.50% to end pegged $5.0057.
Beverages concern Delta highlighted the week-ending session as circa 3.89m shares worth $60.61m exchanged hands. The trade accounted for 63.20% of the total volume traded and 90.03% of turnover. Other notable volume drivers of the week were Econet and Zimre Holdings with respective contributions of 19.19% and 13.43%. Volumes traded soared 330.12% to 6.15m shares while, turnover ballooned 718.56% to $67.32m. The Tigere REIT declined 4.30% to $1.4638 on 10,032 units.
The ZSE market commenced the new week in marginal gains as the All-Share Index grew 0.12% to 215.66pts while, the Blue Chips Index gained 0.96% to 214.09pts. Contrastingly, the ZSE Agriculture Index declined 1.08% to 167.22pts while, the Mid Cap Index trimmed 2.80% to 241.41pts. Turnall led the risers of the day having surged 33.04% to close at $0.1200. Following was Nampak that edged up 10.77% to $0.7200 while, Mashonaland Holdings put on 4.74% to $1.0080.
