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The ZSE market rebounded in mid-week session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.43% to close at 359.61pts while, the Blue Chips Index went up 0.39% to 371.27pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index ticked up 8.89% to 260pts as the Mid Cap Index went up 0.71% to 334.28pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT led the rising tide after a 15.00% charge that took it to $247.11000, albeit it closing well offered lower.
Written by EFE Research
Telecoms giant Econet highlighted the session as circa 2.026m shares worth $18.38m exchanged hands in the name. The trade claimed 78.25% of the total volumes traded and 80.90% of the value outturn. Activity aggregates were mixed in the session as turnover succumbed 30.06% to $22.72m while, volumes traded surged 53.94% to 2.59m shares. In the ETF category, the Cass Saddle ETF trimmed 1.80% to $0.1020 on 2,000 units while, the Datvest MCS rose 0.70% to $0.0700 as 200,000 units exchanged hands.
The ZSE registered losses in Monday’s session to see all the Indices under our review closing trending southwards. As a result, the mainstream All-Share Index declined 0.48% to 358.45pts while, the Top Ten Index lost 0.42% to 370.56pts. The Agricultural Index went down 0.31% to 237.43pts as the Mid Cap Index eased 0.86% to 330.60pts. Headlining the risers’ list for the second consecutive session was ZSE Holdings that ticked up a further 13.45% to end at $1.1009, where supply could be established.
The ZSE market ended the last session of the week in gains as the primary All Share Index edged up 0.26% to close at 360.19pts. The Blue Chips Index firmed up 0.30% to 372.12pts mainly driven by gains in CBZ and Tigere. The Agriculture Index was 0.07% firmer at 238.18pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index was 0.01% lower at 333.47pts. ZSE Holdings headlined the gainers of the day on a 14.88% surge to close at $0.9704 as it closed without offers during the session.
Econet and Delta were the most sought-after stocks of the day after trading 46.29m and 10.59m shares respectively, claiming a combined 99.49% of the volumes traded and 99.97% of values exchanged. Activity aggregates improved in the session as turnover improved 319.53% to $741.76m while, volumes traded soared 259.08% to 57.53m shares. Zimre Holdings Limited headlined on the worst performers list of the day as it dipped 14.51% to finish at $0.6839 with Masimba Holdings declining 14.47% to settle at $2.1426.
Telecoms giant Econet highlighted the session as 14.25m shares worth $128.77m exchanged hands in the session. The trade accounted for 88.96% of the total volumes traded and 92.83% of the value traded. The other notable volume and value driver was Delta that claimed 10.03% of the former and 26.82% of the latter. Turnover ballooned 2032.18% to $176.81m while, volumes traded surged 1731.58% to 16.02m shares.
The market continued to falter in Tuesday’s session as the primary All Share Index retreated 0.07% to close at 363.27pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index trimmed 0.14% to 373.49pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index slid 0.44% to end at 238.59pts. Contrastingly, the Mid Cap Index grew 0.30% to close the day at 335.63pts. Spirit and wines maker AFDIS led the winners of the day on a 15.00% surge that took it to $13.3760.
The ZSE market registered losses in the first session of the week as the All-Share Index retreated 0.23% to 363.54pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index eased 0.30% to 374.01pts. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index gained 0.19% to 334.64pts while, the Agriculture Index was stable at 239.64pts. Telecoms giant Econet was the sole loser of the day as it trimmed 1.08% to close at $9.0029. Partially mitigating today’s losses was ZSE Holdings that charged 14.99% to $0.8630 as ART Holdings followed on a 14.29% climb to settle at $0.2200.
The ZSE market weakened further in the last session of the week as the All-Share Index eased 0.10% to end at 364.36pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index lost 0.50% to 375.12pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index inched up 0.98% to 239.64pts while, the Mid Cap Index grew 2.26% to 333.99pts. Headlining the winners of the day was ART that surged 14.93% to close at $0.1925. Trailing was FML which rose 10.53% to end pegged at $4.2000 on scrappy 100 shares.
The market slipped into the red in Thursday’s session as the primary All Share Index shed 0.10% to close at 364.74pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index retreated 0.11% to end at 377.00pts while, the Mid Cap Index went down 0.02% to 326.60pts. On the contrary, the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.10% to end the day at 237.32pts. Zimre Holdings Limited was the top decliner of the day having dropped 6.25% to $0.9000 while, Meikles succumbed 3.30% to settle at $2.9010.
Econet that is awaiting an EGM to delist from the ZSE, remained the main topical counter on the ZSE exchange as a negotiated block trade of circa 40m shares was executed at a price of $10.2900. The trade accounted for 94.88% of the volume traded and 95.61% of turnover traded. Total volumes traded surged by 3,254.56% to 42.24m shares while, turnover grew by 3,799.82% to settle at $431.22m.
The ZSE market maintained a positive momentum in Tuesday’s session as the All-Share Index put on 0.33% to 362.48pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed up 0.16% to 373.53pts. The Agriculture Index added 0.07% to 230.20pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 1.28% to 330.52pts. Logistics group Unifreight headlined the top performers of the day on a 15.00% charge to $2.4265, followed by ZSE Holdings that rebounded 7.11% to $0.7500.
