Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) Live
| ZSE-ASI Index | Year-to-Date | Market Cap. |
|---|---|---|
| 126.28 (+0.31) | -19.96 (13.65%) | USD 15.56Bn |
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is the sole, official stock exchange of Zimbabwe, bringing together companies looking for long-term capital and investors looking for profitable investment opportunities. The ZSE maintains several indices including the Mining Index (comprising mining companies), Industrial Index (comprising all companies except those in the former), and the benchmark All Share Index (comprising all companies on the market, since 2018). Since August 2009, sale of listed securities on the ZSE has been subject to 1% withholding tax on the gross, however, exempt from the general capital gains tax of 20%. Additionally, both resident and non-resident shareholders are liable to 10% special tax on dividends earned from companies listed on the ZSE, which is 500 basis points below the general rate of 15% on unlisted companies. Barclays Bank and Stanbic Bank of Zimbabwe offer custodial services to both local and foreign investors.
| Top Gainers (7) | Bottom Losers (6) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TURN | 0.0660 | +20.00% | ZIMP | 0.0680 | -20.00% |
| NMB | 0.2400 | +14.29% | FIDL | 0.0704 | -20.00% |
| DLTA | 2.3129 | +1.09% | ZIMR | 0.0250 | -5.30% |
| OMU | 8.3512 | +0.59% | OKZ | 0.2205 | -1.30% |
| PHL | 1.0500 | +0.48% | SEED | 1.4325 | -0.17% |
| CSZL | 1.0795 | +0.13% | ECO | 1.0776 | -0.12% |
Listed companies/securities
As of June 2017, the ZSE lists 63 securities on its official trading board. Common stock, preferred stock (a.k.a. preference shares) and convertible debt instruments are the types of investment products traded on the Exchange. Since February 2009, share prices have been quoted in US Dollars (the legal tender) consequent to the country's hyperinflation which rendered the Zimbabwean Dollar impractical for trading on the bourse.
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ZSE TRADING SUMMARY FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019: At the end of today's trading session on Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, a total of 3,992,077 shares, corresponding to a market value of USD 5,148,532.63, were traded. 20 equities participated in trading, ending with seven gainers and six losers. TURN led the gainers with 20% share price appreciation, followed by NMB (+14.29%), DLTA (+1.09%) and OMU (+0.59%). On the losing side, ZIMP came out last with an end-of-day price depreciation of 20%, followed by FIDL (-20%), ZIMR (-5.3%) and OKZ (-1.3%). WILD recorded the highest volume of 950,000 traded shares, followed by DLTA (884,335), AXIA (500,000) and MMDZ (449,933). Regarding the performance of ZSE market indices, the benchmark ZSE All Share Index (ZSE-ASI) climbed 0.31 (0.25%) points to close at 126.28, representing a 1-week gain of 1%, a 4-week loss of 0.62%, and an overall year-to-date loss of 13.65%. Other remarkable indices that performed were the ZSE Top 10 Index (+0.35%; +0.71% 1WK; -17.39% YTD), ZSE Industrial Index (+0.25%; +1.06% 1WK; -13.48% YTD), and ZSE Mining Index (+0%; -2.36% 1WK; -17.97% YTD).
