Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange Week 32 of 2025: Equity Turnover Down −17.31%, MBP Up 28.57%, PAL Down −13.46%

Week 32 of 2025 was a four-day trading week at the DSE ending Thursday 7 August, with Friday closed for Nane Nane Day. Equity turnover fell by 17.31%, bond turnover rose by 401.93%, and total market capitalisation increased by 2.82%. The Banks, Finance & Investment Index gained 8.78% while the Industrial & Allied Index fell by -2.10%. TCCL led volumes with 8.45 million shares, followed by CRDB with 5.10 million shares, while top price gainers included MBP (+28.57%) and NICO (+27.44%), and top losers included PAL (−13.46%) and TBL (−5.70%).
DSE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange & TanzaniaInvest Report

The four-day trading week ending Thursday 7th August at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE), recorded equity turnover of TZS 24.82 billion (−17.31% week-on-week), bond turnover of TZS 77.90 billion (+401.93%), and a 2.82% rise in total market capitalisation.

Equity Turnover and Volume

Equity turnover reached TZS 24.82 billion, down −17.32% from the previous week’s TZS 30.02 billion. Share volume increased to 14.72 million from 14.49 million, a +1.59% change.

TCCL, CRDB, and VODA dominated activity with 8.45 million, 5.10 million, and 0.36 million shares, respectively, together accounting for about 94% of total volume.

StockTotal Shares Traded
TCCL8,451,535
CRDB5,102,031
VODA363,406
KCB300,000
NMB172,447
TBL100,291
PAL61,585
SWIS41,182
AFRIPRISE31,348
DSE26,709
MBP13,664
MUCOBA12,157
DCB10,581
TPCC10,112
MCB7,261
MKCB4,949
TTP3,486
TCC2,627
NICO2,399
TOL184
KA20

Market Capitalisation

Total market capitalisation stood at TZS 21,741.56 billion at the end of Week 32 of 2025, up 2.82% from TZS 21,144.24 billion a week earlier. Domestic market capitalisation increased 4.18% to TZS 14,420.25 billion from TZS 13,841.04 billion.

Bond Market

Bond turnover totalled TZS 77.90 billion, up 401.93% from Week 31’s TZS 15.52 billion.

Government securities provided essentially all activity with multiple 7-, 10-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year issues changing hands during the week; corporate bonds contributed small volumes spread across 3- and 5-year notes.

Indexes

Four of the five DSE benchmarks advanced. The Banks, Finance & Investment Index (BI) led with +8.78%, supported by strong gains in CRDB (+17.70%) and NICO (+27.44%).

The Commercial Services Index (CS) rose +5.68%, the Tanzania Share Index (TSI) added +4.18%, and the All-Share Index (DSEI) increased +2.82%, while the Industrial & Allied Index (IA) declined −2.10%.

IndexClosing Value 1st August 2025Closing Value 7th August 2025Variation
All Share Index (DSEI)2,466.712,536.392.82%
Tanzania Share Index (TSI)5,228.435,447.234.18%
Industrial & Allied (IA)4,776.034,675.86-2.10%
Banks, Finance & Investment (BI)8,763.569,533.138.78%
Commercial Services (CS)1,585.011,675.025.68%

Stock Performances

Gains were broad across financials and mid-caps, led by MBP (+28.57%), NICO (+27.44%), SWIS (+22.35%), and CRDB (+17.70%).

Losses were led by PAL (−13.46%) and TBL (−5.70%), while several large counters were flat week-on-week (e.g., KCB, TCC, EABL).

StockClosing Price (TZS) 1st August 2025Closing Price (TZS) 7th August 2025Variation %
AFRIPRISE4004000.00%
CRDB1,1301,33017.70%
DCB1551550.00%
DSE3,5503,510-1.13%
EABL4,1604,1600.00%
JATU2652650.00%
JHL5,0005,2505.00%
KA1051050.00%
KCB1,0101,0100.00%
MBP52567528.57%
MCB24527512.24%
MKCB1,5401,6205.19%
MUCOBA410400-2.44%
NICO1,6402,09027.44%
NMB7,4307,5501.62%
NMG2802800.00%
PAL260225-13.46%
SWALA4504500.00%
SWIS1,7902,19022.35%
TBL9,1308,610-5.70%
TCC15,38015,3800.00%
TCCL1,9801,9800.00%
TOL8008000.00%
TPCC5,6005,8203.93%
TTP1201200.00%
USL550.00%
VODA5505805.45%
YETU5105100.00%

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