Daily Market Report

3rd March 2025

Market Turnover:

The total market turnover increased by 6.3%, reached at TZS 355.92 million compared to the previous session’s figure of TZS 334.74 million.

Top Movers:

CRDB was the top mover of the market on the day under review, contributing about 82.97% of the total market turnover. Other top movers were NMB, TPCC, NICO and DSE.

Market Participation:

Local Investors dominated both the purchase side by 100.00% and sales side by 93.00%, the foreign Investors sales side was 7.00%, leading to 24.91 million net foreign cash outflow.

Market Capitalization:

Total market capitalization exhibits a slight increase of 0.326% equivalent to TZS 19,216.88 billion. On the other side, Domestic market capitalization experienced a slight increase by 0.207% equivalent to TZS 12,791.85 billion driven by AFRIPRISE, CRDB and DSE.

Gainer & Losers:

AFRIPRISE and CRDB were the stock gainers in the market, their prices increased by 2.33% and 1.35% to TZS 200 and TZS 750 respectively. While DSE was the only stock loser in the market, its price decreased by 0.85% to TZS 2320.

Fixed Income Market:

The fixed-income market observed bond trading with a face value totaling TZS 44.1728 billion. The total transactional value for these bonds amounted to TZS 41.6401 billion, encompassing 10 deals. The traded bonds included were 10-, 20- and 25-year government bonds and CRDB Corporate Bond.

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