Audrey Galawu- Assistant Editor
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange witnessed notable trading activity in the latest session, with a mix of top performers and underperformers shaping market dynamics.
Key stocks such as Econet, Meikles, and Delta dominated investor attention, reflecting both high trading volumes and price movements. This report highlights the most active traders, top gainers, and top losers during the session.
Econet: 460.03 ZWG, with 11.8 million shares traded.
Meikles: 353.50 ZWG, with 3.6 million shares traded.
Delta: 1,395.61 ZWG, with 963,000 shares traded.
Econet emerged as the most actively traded stock by volume, while Meikles and Delta also recorded strong activity, underscoring sustained investor interest in these leading companies.
Unifreight: +16.58 ZWG (+14.67%) – demonstrating strong upward momentum.
NMBZ: +38.00 ZWG (+10.50%) – reflecting robust buying interest.
MASH: +10.27 ZWG (+8.56%) – showing resilience and positive movement.
The significant gains by Unifreight, NMBZ, and MASH suggest renewed investor confidence in select sectors, possibly driven by favorable company news or positive sector outlooks.
Masimba: -20.00 ZWG (-10.00%) – marking a substantial correction.
Starafrica: -0.33 ZWG (-7.32%) – indicating bearish sentiment.
ZB Financial: -4.32 ZWG (-1.41%) – suggesting profit-taking or caution in the financial sector.
The declines in Masimba, Starafrica, and ZB Financial reflect market volatility and company-specific factors affecting investor sentiment.
The session reflected a balance of optimism and caution. High liquidity in market leaders like Econet and Delta continues to attract investor interest, while notable gains by Unifreight and NMBZ may spark further buying from both retail and institutional investors.
Conversely, retreats by Masimba and Starafrica serve as reminders of the inherent risks within the equities market.
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