Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange Week 34, 2024 Report: Three Banks Lead in Price Gains

DSE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange & TanzaniaInvest Report

The trading week ending Friday, August 23, 2024, at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) saw a significant rise in the stock prices of three banks—MBP, DCB, and KCB—compared to the previous week.

Turnover and Volume

During Week 34 of 2024, the DSE recorded a remarkable total turnover of TZS 3.087 billion from 3,520,771 shares traded in 1,881 deals.

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This represents a decrease of -51.55% in total turnover and a decrease of -4.28% in volume traded compared to the previous week, which saw a turnover of TZS 6.372 billion from 3,678,458 shares traded.

Market Capitalization

At the close of Week 34 of 2024, the total market capitalization and domestic market capitalization of listed shares at the DSE amounted to TZS 17,365.05 billion and TZS 12,302.87 billion, respectively.

This reflects a decrease of -0.01% in total capitalization and a decrease of -0.15% in domestic capitalization compared to the previous week’s close figures of TZS 17,368.26 billion and TZS 12,321.92 billion.

Bond Market

During week 34 of 2024, the bond market recorded transactions worth TZS 30.16 billion, representing a decrease of -11.26% compared to TZS 33.99 billion the previous week.

Indexes

At the end of Week 34 of 2024, all indexes lost value except for the Industrial & Allied (IA) which gained 0.06%, and the Commercial Services (CS) which remained flat.

IndexClosing Value 16th August 2024Closing Value 23rd August 2024Variation
All Share Index (DSEI)2,080.962,080.57-0.02%
Tanzania Share Index (TSI)4,651.934,644.74-0.15%
Industrial & Allied (IA)5,069.105,072.270.06%
Banks, Finance & Investment (BI)5,863.555,835.22-0.48%
Commercial Services (CS)2,134.272,134.270.00%

Stock Performances

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At the close of Week 34 of 2024, three banks—MBP, DCB, and KCB—recorded the highest weekly price gains, rising by 9.84%, 8.33%, and 8.20%, respectively. The biggest loser of the week was JHL, which fell by 6.47%.

StockClosing Price (TZS) 16th August 2024Closing Price (TZS) 23rd August 2024Variation %
AFRIPRISE (formerly TICL)2302300.00%
CRDB680670-1.47%
DCB1201308.33%
DSE2,4602,4600.00%
EABL3,1302,980-4.79%
JATU2652650.00%
JHL3,4003,180-6.47%
KA**80800.00%
KCB6106608.20%
MBP3053359.84%
MCB3103100.00%
MKCB5405603.70%
MUCOBA4004000.00%
NICO7908102.53%
NMB5,4005,4000.00%
NMG3003103.33%
PAL4004000.00%
SWALA4504500.00%
SWIS1,0001,0000.00%
TBL10,90010,9000.00%
TCC17,00017,0000.00%
TCCL1,6001,6000.00%
TOL7007000.00%
TPCC3,8203,8400.52%
TTP1101100.00%
USL550.00%
VODA7707700.00%
YETU5105100.00%
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