The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE)
was relatively vibrant last week, recording a total turnover of 826m/-,
equivalent to 83 per cent compared to 451m/- of the previous trading.
The weekly market commentary by the
Tanzania Securities Limited (TSL) shows that indices remained flat for
the whole week with the Tanzania Share Index (TSI) ending the period
under review at 1,457.61 points while All Share Index (DSEI) settled at
1,290.59 points.
CRDB
counter stole the show with a trade volume of 522,394 shares, followed
by the Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) which sold 216,173 shares.
About 93 per cent of the TBL turnover
and activity was a result of foreign support on the counter at a premium
of 7 per cent above the market price. The segment of the listed banks
closed positive during the period under review on the backdrop of a 67
per cent of the total market activity and 11 per cent of the turnover
transacted during the week.
Out of the 569,045 shares, CRDB counter
which was buoyed by foreign investors’ participation moved 92 per cent
of the volume. NMB contributed 8 per cent of the banking segment’s
volume. The industrial segment especially TBL and Simba were the most
active counters among the Industrial and Allied segment during the week.
TBL counter enjoyed major support from
foreign investors. About 51,650 shares of Simba exchanged hands at a
price of 2,420/- per share during the period under review. Twiga had
14,129 shares, trading at 2,500/- per piece. TCC too, had some
activities this week as it traded 1,386 shares at a price of 4,020/- per
share while Swissport was almost inactive transacting 501 shares at
1,380/- per piece.
“We expect the equity market to continue
experiencing enthusiasm as liquidity improves in the circulation and
more investment flow into the bourse to take advantage of the
strengthening fundamentals in the economy and the market,” stated the
report.
Speculative activities in the banking segment are expected in a
few weeks time as they will be reporting the third quarter results.
Source: The Daily News, http://www.dailynews.co.tz, reported by Sebastian Mrindoko
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