Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Five equities dominate Dar bourse trading

DAILY NEWS Reporter
FIVE equities dominated the market share at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) although turnover weakened by 32 per cent to close at 4.03bn/- compared to 5.91bn/- of the previous week.
According to Zan Securities Limited Weekly Wrap-Ups, the top trading equities that dominated the market share were the Tanzania Breweries Ltd (TBL) at 43.60 percent, DSE at 20.05 percent, TOL Gases Ltd (TOL), Swissport (SWISS) and CRDB Bank at 10.13 percent, 8.64 percent and 8.13 percent, respectively. Similarly, top losers for this week was TBL depreciating by 0.43 percent, closing this week at 13,750/- per share.
The National Microfinance Bank (NMB) led the market as the highest gainer with price per share appreciating by 23.73 percent, closing the week at 2,150/- per share. Other entities that also appreciated were DSE improving by 4.90 percent, closing at 1,070/ per share -followed by CRDB Bank appreciating by 3.45 percent, closing at 300/- per share.
Total market capitalisation improved by 2.67 percent, to close at 23.54/- while Domestic market capitalisation increased by 2.93 per cent closing this week at 8.18/-. Comparatively, key benchmark indices were in the green territory to close off this week.
The Tanzania Share Index (TSI) capped at 3,833.42 points, up by 2.97 compared to last week. The All Share Index (DSEI) closed at 2,689.10 points, up by 2.65 percent compared with last week.
Similarly, the three sector indices also ended the week in the green and red territory with the Industrial & Allied closing at 5,173.14 points down by 0.25 percent compared to previous week closing at 5,186.35points. Banks, Finance and Investment Index experienced an increase, closing at 2,465.50 points up by 14.80 percent compared last weeks 2,147.73 points.
Commercial Services Sector closed at 3,555.59 points, up by 0.12 per cent compared to last week’s 3,551.41 points. It is expected the equities performance to trend northwards on both turnover and prices especially from industrial and allied sector and Banks, Finance and Investment sectors because of anticipated investors increase in enhancing portfolio positions.

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