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The ZSE market recorded losses in the holiday shortened week to see the primary All Share Index falling 1.06% to close at 198.29pts on the back of waning demand in seen selected heavy and mid cap counters. The segregated Industrial Index eased 1.03% to close pegged at 198.15pts while, the Blue-Chip Index dropped 0.29% to 192.61pts. The Mid Cap Index suffered the biggest blow as it dipped 3.31% to 242.62pts.
Written by EFE Research
Heavy and mid-cap counters weighed down the market during the week as tight liquidity conditions in the economy continued to create more selling pressure on the exchange. The All Share Index was 5.76% weaker at 186.67pts while, the Blue Chip Index was 7.16% lower at 178.81pts mainly weighed down by Delta, FML, RTG and Mashonaland Holdings. The segregated Industrials retreated 5.77% to settle at 186.72pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell by 1.55% to 238.87pts. Elsewhere, Zimbabwe’s gold exports reached US$395.9m during the first quarter of this year, compared to the US$303m recorded during the same period in 2024
BAT led the risers of the week on an 38.47% surge that took the tobacco processor to $115.2860 while, Econet followed on a 10.62% rebound as it settled at $2.9841, having traded a high of $3.0000 in the last session of the week. Ecocash Holdings was 3.12% firmer at $0.1299, albeit on selling pressure while, Willdale Limited added 0.48% to settle at $0.0400. Banking group FBC ticked up 0.40% to $7.5400 while, Art Corporation Limited rose 0.23% to $0.2215 where demand could be established.
The ZSE market-maintained gains into the second week of the month, mainly anchored by gains in heavy cap counters. The All-Share Index advanced 0.77% to close at 192.65pts while, the segregated Industrials edged up 0.77% to 192.51pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 1.03% firmer at 187.32pts while, the Mid Cap Index added a negligible 0.01% to close at 234.98pts. Elsewhere, Zimbabwe’s gold deliveries for April 2025 surged to about 3.9 tonnes, a 62.5% increase from the 2.4 tonnes recorded during the same month last year.
The ZSE market-maintained gains into the third week of May, mainly anchored by gains in mid cap counters that clinched the top eight spots of the risers’ list. The All-Share Index was 0.16% firmer at 192.95pts while, the segregated Industrials gained a similar 0.16% to close pegged at 192.81pts.
The ZSE market extended its gains into the fourth week of May despite constrained liquidity being witnessed across the board, with decent activity mainly being recorded in selected blue-chip counters. The All-Share Index advanced 0.83% to 194.56pts while, the segregated Industrials rose by a similar 0.83% to settle at 194.41pts. The Top 10 Index added 0.50% to 186.78pts mainly anchored by gains in Econet while, the Mid Cap Index garnered 1.80% to 246.38pts.
The ZSE market capped the week in the black as three of the four indices we review closed pointing northwards. The All Share Index advanced 1.18% to settle at 196.85pts while, the Industrial Index also rose by a similar 1.18% to 196.70pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 1.62% firmer at 189.81pts mainly anchored by gains in FML, Econet and Delta while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index lost 0.09% to end pegged at 246.15pts.
The ZSE market recorded gains in the first week of the month as three of the four indices we review closed pointing northwards. The All-Share Index rose 0.36% to 197.56pts while, the Industrial Index charged a similar 0.36% to 197.41pts. The Blue-Chip Index went up 1.94% to 193.50pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index lost 4.25% to end pegged at 235.68pts. Elsewhere, Ecocash released FY25 results in which revenue slipped 17% to $892.28m and did not declare a dividend for the period.
The ZSE faltered in the week under review as losses seen mainly in Mid-Cap counters weighed down the market. The primary All Share Index fell 1.31% to 194.97pts while, the Blue-Chip Index eased 0.39% to 192.75pts. The Industrial Index shed 1.31% to close at 194.82pts while, the Mid Cap Index dropped 4.18% to 225.84pts. Elsewhere, Financial services group, ZBFH is expecting to comply with the central bank’s conditions to surrender the licence of its building society unit by year end.
The ZSE faltered in the week under review as losses seen mainly in Blue Chip counters weighed down the market. The primary All Share Index slid 0.98% to 193.05pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 1.60% to 189.67pts. The Industrial Index shed 0.98 to close at 192.91pts while, the Mid Cap Index gained 1% to 228.09pts. Elsewhere, Zimbabwe has officially surpassed its all-time tobacco production record, with over 299m kilogrammes of the golden leaf sold in the 2025 marketing season, putting the country within touching distance of the 300 million kilogramme milestone.
The market recorded steady gains during the week under review, with the All-Share Index rising 1.55% to close at 196.05pts, despite constrained trading volumes across the board with majority of trades being concentrated in Econet, CBZ, and Delta. The segregated Industrials also gained a similar 1.55% to end pegged 195.91pts while, the Blue-Chip Index advanced 1.76pts to close at 193.01pts, mainly anchored by Mashonaland Holdings and FBC.
Mid Cap counters anchored the market in the week under as its Index rose by 4.24pts to close at 237.76pts, propelling the market to register gains of 0.53% to close pegged 197.09pts. The segregated Industrials gained a similar 0.53% to settle at 196.95pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 0.35% weaker at 192.34pts on the back of losses in Hippo, Dairibord, CBZ and Ecocash.
