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ZSE retreated in mid-week session as selected heavies weighed down the market. The mainstream All-Share Index dropped 0.75% to 144,351.25pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index fell 1.11% to 70,931.96pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index was 1.44% lower at 579.03pts while, the Mid Cap Index was the only gainer amongst the indices we review as it added a marginal 0.02% to finish at 473,141.78pts. Leading the top five gainers of the day was CBZ Holdings that surged 14.97% to $1,057.7987 having traded an intraday high of $1,058.05. Ecocash Holdings jumped 14.51% to close at a vwap of $161.4942. First Mutual Properties soared 13.27% to $125.0512 while, hotelier Meikles Limited grew 7.18% to end at $803.9043. Spirit and wines manufacturer AFDIS capped the top five risers’ set as it advanced 3.04% to $1,855.0000.
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The market maintained a bullish sentiment as the primary All Share Index jumped 5.62% to 145,437.37pts while, the Blue-Chip Index climbed 6.80% to 71,725.12pts. The Mid Cap Index rose 3.31% to 473,032.07pts while, the Agriculture Index grew 1.06% to 587.51pts. Zimre Holdings Limited headlined the winners of the day on a 15.00% surge to $74.7500 while, RioZim firmed up a similar 15.00% to settle at $690.0000. Banking group NMB advanced 14.97% to close pegged at $184.0500 while, plastic manufacturer Proplastics jumped 14.89% to $531.9000. Turnall Holdings capped the top five gainers list of the day on a 12.23% uplift to end pegged at $17.9565. In contrast, milk processor Dairibord led the laggards of the day on a 6.26% slump to $560.0000, followed by retailer OKZim that eased 0.51% to $144.2768. Fintech group Ecocash Holdings completed the losers’ pack on a 0.47% decline to settle at $141.0352. The market closed with a positive breadth of seventeen after twenty-one counters registered gains against four that faltered. Foreign purchases were $600,000.00 while no foreign sales were recorded for the day.
The ZSE maintained a positive momentum in the opening session of the week as demand for selected heavy cap counters continued to surge. The All-Share Index soared 5.26% to settle at 137,693.93pts while, the Blue-Chip Index advanced 8.21% to close at 67,156.25pts buoyed by gains in Delta, CBZ and Hippo. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index shed 0.37% to 457,858.52pts while, the Agriculture Index reversed prior session’s gains as it dropped 1.89% to 581.36pts. Top capitalised stocks Delta and CBZ led the gainers of the day as the duo garnered 15.00% to see the former settle at $2,918.5000 and the latter at $920.0500, as demand continued to outstrip supply in the names. Construction group Masimba Holdings was up 14.99% to close pegged at $684.8500 while, brick makers Willdale close the day pegged at $6.2500 following a 13.64% ascent. Insurance group First Mutual Holdings fastened the top five gainer’s list of the day on a 10.02% addition to $211.2360.
The market closed the week in gains as the All-Share Index significantly moved from prior session adding 4.08% to 130,812.47pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index was 5.81% firmer at 62,062.50pts. The Mid Cap Index rose 0.98% to 459,558.89pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index improved 0.11% to finish at 592.55pts. Leading the risers of the day was First Mutual Properties which soared 15.00% to $110.4000, followed by construction group Masimba Holdings that surged 14.99% to $595.5500. Delta Beverages advanced 10.26% to $2,537.8366 while, Ecocash Holdings ticked up 10.01% to $152.2414
The ZSE commenced the new month in gains after the All-Share Index jumped 2.35% to 122,199pts while, the Blue-Chip Index surged 3.71% to 56,448.75pts. The Agriculture Index rose 0.27% to 611.43pts while, the Mid Cap Index grew 0.17% to 450,491.88pts.
The market maintained prior session gains as the primary All Share Index rose 2.22% to 125,683.40pts while, the Mid Cap Index climbed 0.56% to 455,104.50pts. The Blue-Chip Index edged up 3.16% to 58,655.31pts while, the Agriculture Index declined 0.23% to 591.89pts. Construction group Masimba Holdings headlined the positive movers of the day after a 15.00% jump to settle at $517.9000, followed by CBZ holdings that ticked up 14.99% to $737.7500. Meikles inched up 6.31% to $750.0214 while, beverages giant Delta closed at $2,301.6874 following a 4.36% ascent on firming demand.
The market rebounded in the mid-week session as insurer First Mutual Holdings Limited claimed 99.30% of the volume traded and 94.55% of the value outturn. The primary All-Share Index edged up 1.01% to 122,959.61pts while, the Blue-Chip Index rose 1.43% to 56,857.63pts. The Mid-Cap Index firmed up 0.29% to 452,566.92pts while, the Agriculture Index was the sole loser amongst the indices we review as it shed 0.11% to 593.25pts. Brick manufacturer Willdale Limited headlined the top performers of the day on a 63.96% surged to close at $5.5000, followed by retailer OKZim that jumped 6.34% to $140.1107.
FML block trade highlighted today’s activity aggregates, claiming 90.40% of the volumes exchanged and 72.86% of the turnover. The trade represented 2.09% of the company’s listed market capital. The other notable value driver in the session was Econet that claimed 13.48% of the total. Activity aggregates enhanced in the session as volumes traded ballooned 862.96% to see 16.96m shares worth $4.09bn exchange hands. Two ETF’s registered trades in the session, with the Old Mutual Top Ten advancing 0.23% to settle at $21.5000. The Cass Saddle Agriculture ETF was stable at $7.2500 as 7,000 units traded. A total of 7,890 units worth $69,885.00 traded while, the Tigere REIT was 1.75% up at $203.9920 .
The ZSE swung back into losses in Monday trades as the President-elect was sworn in for the second and final term. The four indices we review closed in the negative with the All-Share Index retreating 0.19% to settle at 121,965.73pts while, the Top 10 Index was 0.21% weaker at 56,329.18pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index parred 2.02% to close at 599.09pts as the Mid Cap Index eased 0.16% to end pegged at 449,767.75pts. Seed producer, SeedCo Limited was the worst performers of the day as it declined 11.36% to $1,000.0000 while, retailer OK Zimbabwe gave up 7.75% to $120.1489 on waning demand.
