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Heavies drag down the market… Losses in selected heavies weighed on the ZSE in midweek session to see their own Index drop 4.61% to 57,772.27pts. The All-Share Index retreated 2.93% to end at 128,802.84pts while, the ZSEAgriculture Index trimmed 0.21% to 510.95pts. On the contrary, the Mid Cap rose 0.59% to close at 505,930.12pts.
Written by EFE Research
Market charges ahead in the month opening session… The market continued to charge ahead in the new month as all the four indices we review closed pointing northwards. The All-Share Index surged 5.23% to settle at 133,270.45pts while, the Blue chip Index firmed up 7.80% to close at 60,971.85pts buoyed by Delta and OK Zimbabwe. The Mid-Cap Index rose by 0.94% to end at 502,702.38pts while, the Agriculture Index was up 0.18% to end pegged at 519.84pts. Banking group NMB headlined the gainers’ list of the day as it charged 15.00% to close at $247.9000, trailed by beverages giant Delta that advanced 14.85% to settle at $2,636.5281.
The market ended the trading month on a positive note as the primary All Share Index rose 1.48% to 126,642.42pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.79% to 56,560.21pts. The Agriculture Index ticked up 2.01% to 518.90pts as the Mid Cap Index grew 0.96% to 498,045.42pts. General Beltings headlined the winners of the day on a 15.00% jump to $11.5000, followed by Proplastics that climbed 14.68% to settle at $610.0000. Willdale advanced 10.62% to $10.0000 while, packaging group Nampak shored up 10.00% to end the day pegged at $220.0000.
FML highlights the session… Insurance group First Mutual Holdings highlighted the session after 25.34m shares worth circa $5.37bn traded. The trade accounted for 79.88% of total volumes exchanged and 66.02% of the value aggregate. Delta was the other notable value driver of the day with a 16.67% contribution. The volume aggregate ballooned 2,482.75% to 31.87m while, market spend surged 1,637.51% to $8.14bn.
Nampak trade highlighted the week ending session after a block trade of 11m shares worth $2.20bn exchanged hands at a price of $200.0000. The trade accounted for 91.84% of the total volumes traded and 68.16% of turnover. The other notable value driver of the day was Delta that claimed 25.71% of the aggregate.
The market retreated further in the mid-week session as the Primary All Share Index lost 6.81% to 120,545.94pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 9.60% to 52,069.58pts. The Agriculture Index eased 3.42% to 498.30pts while, the Mid Cap Index shed 2.15% to 501,276.89pts. General Beltings led the laggards of the day on a 20.00% drop to $10.0000, followed by Mashonaland Holdings that declined 15.00% to settle at $136.0000.
The market extended losses into the new week as sell-off in selected counters dominated across the board. The All-Share Index was 4.82% weaker at 136,334.43pts while, the Blue-Chip Index retreated 7.56% to settle at 64,139.51pts mainly weighed down by CBZ, Tanganda and Delta. The Agriculture Index retreated 2.88% to end at 545.96pts while, on the contrary, the Mid Cap Index was 0.76% up at 487,590.40pts. Banking group CBZ plunged 13.59% to close at $1,050.4154 as the market awaits the release of the group’s half year results. Sugar processor Star Africa dropped 12.83% to end at a VWAP of $5.2008. Tea producer Tanganda closed at $842.5500 following a 12.55% descent while, beverages giant Delta plummeted 10.50% to close trading at a VWAP of $2,661.3844. Seed producer SeedCo Limited capped the losers of the day as it parred off 10.00% to $765.0000.
The ZSE recorded losses in the mid-month session as selected heavies weighed down the market. The All-Share Index was 0.60% weaker at 143,231.12pts while, the Top 10 Index dropped 0.97% to 69,387.77pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index lost 0.75% to end at 562.15pts. The Mid Cap was the only gainer of the day amongst the indices we review after adding 0.18% to 483,899.13pts. Econet led the decliners of the day on a 9.56% retreat to $534.7779. Following was seed producer Seed Co Limited that shed 5.56% to $850.0000. Tea company Tanganda slid 2.80% to finish at $963.4615 while, Zimre Holdings Limited was 0.59% softer at $85.2426. Retailers OK Zimbabwe capped the losers of the day on a 0.18% slip to $140.0446. Partially offsetting today’s losses were General Beltings Holdings which ticked up 2.92% to $12.3500, milk processor Dairibord that stepped up 2.81% to end at $544.8790. Sugar refiner Star Africa rose 2.64% to settle at $5.9664 as Delta scaled up 0.74% to $2,973.5038. Property concern Mashonaland Holdings Limited completed the top five gainers’ set after a 0.70% rise to $154.9868. The market closed with a positive breadth of two as ten counters gained against eight losers.
The ZSE continued to falter in the penultimate session of the week as demand began to wane in selected counters across the board. The All-Share Index lost ground for the second consecutive session as it parred off 0.18% to 144,089.45pts while, the Blue-Chip Index eased 1.21% to 70,070.23pts. The Agriculture Index lost 2.18% to close pegged at 566.40pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index gained 2.09% to settle at 483,020.29pts. Sugar processor Hippo led the laggards of the day as it plummeted 9.68% to close at $1,806.4125, trailed by milk processor Dairibord that plunged 5.45% to settle at $530.0000. Turnall closed the day pegged at $17.0000 following a 5.33% descent while, beverages giant Delta succumbed 5.32% to close at a vwap of $2,951.5253. Retailer OK Zimbabwe plunged 3.56% to close at $140.2986 as it capped the top five worst performers of the day.
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.
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.
