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AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 2 Monthly Market Report March 2021 Cross the Last Frontier | www.african-markets.com YTD Indices Performance Heatmap As of 31/03/2021 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 2 YTD Indices Performance (Local Currency vs USD/EUR) As of 31/03/2021 Selected Markets Index Name Index Value Local (%) USD (%) EUR (%) Botswana BSE DCI 6,528.39 -5.10 -7.81 -3.54 BRVM BRVM-CI 140.81 -3.14 -7.02 -3.25 Egypt EGX30 10,568.37 -2.55 -2.40 1.63 Ghana GSE-CI 2,213.29 13.99 15.73 20.70 Kenya NSE ASI 158.62 4.28 4.05 8.28 Malawi MSE ASI 32,562.96 0.53 -1.34 2.72 Mauritius SEM ASI 1,610.42 -2.03 -4.20 -0.69 Morocco MASI 11,483.65 1.74 -0.26 4.09 Namibia NSX OI 1,338.31 8.61 6.68 11.13 Nigeria NGSE ASI 39,045.13 -3.04 -1.50 0.92 Rwanda RSE ASI 147.31 -0.57 0.53 3.42 South Africa JSE ASI 66,485.31 11.91 11.39 15.96 Tanzania DSE ASI 1,848.64 1.75 1.75 5.97 Tunisia TUNINDEX 7,089.37 2.97 -0.59 3.56 Uganda USE ASI 1,355.12 3.46 3.23 7.51 Zambia LuSE ASI 4,021.07 2.78 -1.45 2.66 Zimbabwe ZSE ASI 4,488.78 70.27 64.99 73.21 Note: USD and EUR returns are indicative * Close of 28 February 2021 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 3 Market Capitalization of Selected Markets As of 31/03/2021 USD million 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 Botswana 35,067 BRVM 7,575 Egypt 41,350 Ghana 9,881 Kenya 22,287 Malawi 2,255 Mauritius 8,322 Morocco 65,637 Nigeria 53,565 Rwanda 3,513 Tanzania 6,624 Tunisia 8,631 Uganda 5,152 Zambia 2,630 Zimbabwe 6,300 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 4 Botswana Stock Exchange Market Code BSE Website www.bse.co.bw 6,528.39 Inception 1994 BSE DOMESTIC COMPANIES INDEX Currency Botswana Pula (BWP) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 10:30 - 13:30 (GMT+2) Main Index BSE Domestic Companies Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y -2.12 -5.10 -5.10 -12.81 -17.21 Market Cap. (Mln BWP) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 391,222 389,961 -0.32 BWP vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 10.80 11.12 +2.94 Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (BWP) (%) Top Decliners (BWP) (%) Tlou Energy Plc 0.50 +51.52 Turnstar Holdings Limited 1.98 -20.80 Lucara Diamond Corp 7.00 +36.99 Absa Bank Botswana Limited 4.39 -18.40 Seed Co International Limited 2.20 +18.92 Sechaba Brewery Holdings 17.40 -15.74 Standard Chartered Botswana 1.50 +3.45 Botswana Telecommunications 0.70 -14.63 Letlole La Rona Limited 2.31 +0.87 G4S Botswana Limited 3.00 -11.76 Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln BWP) none Anglo American Plc 333,883 Investec Limited 17,116 2021 de-listings First National Bank Botswana Limited 5,418 none Botswana Insurance Holding Limited 4,941 Absa Bank Botswana Limited 3,741 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 5 Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières Market Code BRVM Website www.brvm.org 140.81 Inception 1998 BRVM COMPOSITE INDEX Currency CFA Franc (XOF) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 9:00 - 15:00 (GMT) Main Index BRVM Composite Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y +1.54 -3.14 -3.14 +5.01 -19.31 Market Cap. (Mln XOF) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 4,367,676 4,237,492 -2.98 XOF vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 536.97 559.38 +4.17 Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (XOF) (%) Top Decliners (XOF) (%) Nestle CI 620.00 +93.75 NSIA Banque CI 3,550.00 -40.83 SAPH 2,100.00 +50.00 Alios Finance CI - SAFCA 185.00 -33.93 PALMCI 3,000.00 +33.33 Servair Abidjan 905.00 -27.02 SITAB 700.00 +32.08 BICICI 5,005.00 -25.07 SMB 4,000.00 +29.87 Total CI 1,225.00 -22.96 Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln XOF) none SONATEL 1,290,000 Oragroup 268,983 2021 de-listings SGBCI 247,333 none Coris Bank International 243,200 Ecobank Transnational Inc. 235,093 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 6 Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange Market Code DSE Website www.dse.co.tz 1,848.64 Inception 1996 DSE ALL SHARE INDEX Currency Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 10:00 - 14:00 (GMT+3) Main Index DSE All Share Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y +0.25 +1.75 +1.75 +5.78 -10.27 Market Cap. (Mln TZS) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 15,094,730 15,358,590 +1.75 TZS vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 2,318.54 2,318.50 - Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (TZS) (%) Top Decliners (TZS) (%) Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange 1,100.00 +25.00 Jatu Plc 1,700.00 -42.95 CRDB Bank 230.00 +17.95 Tanga Cement Company 405.00 -19.00 NICOL 190.00 +2.70 - - - - - Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln TZS) none Tanzania Breweries Limited 3,216,110 Vodacom Tanzania Plc 1,724,800 2021 de-listings Tanzania Cigarette Company 1,700,000 none NMB Bank Plc 1,170,000 CRDB Bank 600,720 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 7 Egyptian Exchange Market Code EGX Website www.egx.com.eg 10,568.37 Inception 1883 EGX 30 INDEX Currency Egyptian Pound (EGP) |US Dollar (USD) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 10:30 - 14:30 (GMT+2) Main Index EGX 30 Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y -8.30 -2.55 -2.55 +10.16 -28.29 Market Cap. (Mln EGP) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 650,868 649,892 -0.15 EGP vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 15.74 15.72 -0.15 Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (EGP) (%) Top Decliners (EGP) (%) El Ebour Real Estate Investment 42.82 +326.07 Atlas For Land Reclamation 0.52 -92.54 El Kahera El Watania Investment 14.45 +96.87 Cairo Oils & Soap 5.15 -88.05 Arab Ceramic Co 4.36 +93.78 Arab for Asset Management 0.79 -85.21 Universal Co. for Packaging 12.74 +85.17 Electro Cable Egypt Company 0.46 -83.97 Golden Textiles & Clothes Wool 7.91 +80.59 Egyptian For Dev. Building Mat. 0.61 -81.46 Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln EGP) 17/02/21 : Orascom Financial Holdings Commercial International Bank - CIB 85,380 Qatar National Bank Alahly 34,930 2021 de-listings Fawry 30,041 none Abu Qir Fertilizers 26,979 Eastern Tobacco 25,695 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 8 Ghana Stock Exchange Market Code GSE Website www.gse.com.gh 2,213.29 Inception 1989 GSE-COMPOSITE INDEX Currency Cedi (GHS) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 9:30 - 15:00 (GMT+1) Main Index GSE-Composite Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y +0.56 +13.99 +13.99 +2.49 -9.83 Market Cap. (Mln GHS) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 54,375 57,159 +5.12 GHS vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 5.87 5.79 -1.50 Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (GHS) (%) Top Decliners (GHS) (%) MTN Ghana 0.85 +32.81 Unilever Ghana Plc 6.06 -26.90 Societe Generale Ghana Limited 0.75 +17.19 Ecobank Transnational Inc. 0.07 -12.50 Total Petroleum Ghana Plc 3.15 +11.31 Aluworks Limited 0.10 -9.09 Standard Chartered Bank 18.15 +11.28 CalBank Plc 0.64 -7.25 Ghana Limited Access Bank Ghana Plc 4.30 -2.05 GCB Bank Limited 4.50 +11.11 Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln GHS) none Tullow Oil Plc 16,899 AngloGold Ashanti Limited 15,424 2021 de-listings MTN Ghana 10,447 none Standard Chartered Bank Ghana 2,446 Ecobank Ghana Limited 2,322 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 9 Lusaka Securities Exchange Market Code LuSE Website www.luse.co.zm 4,021.27 Inception 1993 LuSE ALL SHARE INDEX Currency Zambian Kwacha (ZMW) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 11:00 - 14:00 (GMT+2) Main Index LuSE All Share Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y +0.93 +2.78 +2.78 -5.00 -28.19 Market Cap. (Mln ZMW) 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 57,740 58,057 +0.55 ZMW vs USD 31/12/20 31/03/21 % Change 21.17 22.08 +4.30 Close Change Close Change Top Gainers (ZMW) (%) Top Decliners (ZMW) (%) Zanaco Plc 0.70 +48.94 ZAFFICO Plc 1.95 -8.02 Real Estate Investments Zambia 0.54 +38.46 Standard Chartered Bank Zambia 1.35 -3.57 CEC Africa Investment Limited 0.17 +30.77 Investrust Bank Plc 15.00 +25.00 Copperbelt Energy Corporation 1.25 +13.64 Market Cap 2021 listings Top 5 Market Cap (Mln ZMW) none Shoprite Holdings Limited 34,245 ZCCM Investment Holdings Plc 6,239 2021 de-listings Zambian Breweries Plc 3,948 none Airtel Networks Zambia Plc 3,067 Standard Chartered Bank Zambia 2,250 AM Monthly Market Report – March 2021 10 Casablanca Stock Exchange Market Code BVC Website www.casablanca-bourse.com 11,483.65 Inception 1929 MASI INDEX Currency Moroccan Dirham (MAD) As of 31/03/2021 Trading Sessions 9:00 - 15:40 (GMT) Main Index MASI - Morocco All Share Index Index Performance (%) 1M 3M YTD 1Y 2Y +1.10 +1.74 +1.74 +18.33 +5.24 Market Cap.
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