Sameer Africa Steals Thursday’s Show As Top Gainer Of The Day

Sameer Africa Steals Thursday’s Show As Top Gainer Of The Day

The top gainer of the day at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) on Thursday was Sameer Africa followed by Flame Tree Group, KCB Group, Britam Holdings, and HF Group.

Sameer Africa gained 9.85 percent at the price of 3.57 shillings per share followed by Flame Tree Group with 5.60 percent at the price of 1.32 shillings per share.

KCB Group was the third gainer with 5.35 percent at the price of 33.50 shillings per share while Britam Holdings and HF Group gained 5.34 and 4.52 percent respectively at the price of 7.10 and 3.93 shillings per share respectively.

The top five losers of the day were Nairobi Business Ventures, Bamburi Cement, Kenya Re-Insurance, Home Afrika, and TPS Eastern Africa (Serena).

Nairobi Business Ventures was the top loser with 9.09 percent at the price of 0.60 shillings per share followed by Bamburi Cement with 7.60 percent at the price of 23.10 shillings per share.

Kenya Re-Insurance was the third loser with 6.87 percent at the price of 2.17 shillings per share followed by Home Afrika and TPS Eastern Africa (Serena) who shed off 6.52 and 3.00 percent respectively at the price of 0.43 and 14.55 shillings per share respectively.

Despite being among the top losers on Thursday, Kenya Re-Insurance still managed to be the top mover of the day followed by KCB Group, Safaricom, Kenya Power and Lighting Company, and Nairobi Securities Exchange.

Kenya Re-Insurance sold 10.54 million shares with a market capitalization of 6.08 billion shillings followed by KCB Group who moved 2.17 million shares with a market capitalization of 107.65 billion shillings.

Safaricom sold 1.87 million shares with a market capitalization of 1.12 trillion shillings while Kenya Power and Lighting and the Nairobi Securities Exchange sold 1.64 and 1.61 million shares respectively with a market capitalization of 3.71 and 1.75 billion shillings respectively.

The NSE is slowly coming back to life as investors start to become used to the shock of Covid-19. During the advent of the virus, most of them took off. More Articles From This Author

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