Top 5 Gainers, Losers And Movers At The NSE On Wednesday

Top 5 Gainers, Losers And Movers At The NSE On Wednesday

The top 5 gainers of the day at the Nairobi Securities Exchange on Wednesday were TPS Eastern Africa (Serena), Umeme, Sameer Africa, Bamburi Cement, and Nation Media Group.

TPS Eastern Africa (Serena) gained 9.92 percent at the price of 14.40 shillings per share followed by Umeme with a gain of 9.88 percent at the price of 7.56 shillings per share.

Sameer Africa was the third gainer of the day with 9.83 percent at the price of 3.24 shillings per share followed by Bamburi Cement with 8.68 percent at the price of 27.55 shillings per share.

Nation Media Group closed the top 5 gainers’ table with 8.60 percent at the price of 10.10 shillings per share.

The top 5 losers on Wednesday were Eveready East Africa, East African Cables, Stanlib Fahari Income – REIT, Standard Group, and Longhorn Publishers.

Eveready East Africa trailed with a loss of 8.26 percent at the price of 1.00 shillings per share followed by East African Cables with 7.57 percent at the price of 1.71 shillings per share.

Stanlib Fahari Income – REIT lost 5.35 percent at the price of 5.66 shillings per share while Standard Group and Longhorn Kenya lost 4.78 and 4.01 percent respectively at the price of 21.90 and 4.55 shillings per share respectively.

The top 5 movers’ table was led by Safaricom PLC followed by Equity Group, BK Group, Kenya Power and Lighting Company, and Uchumi Supermarket.

Safaricom sold 4.51 million shares during the session on Wednesday at a market capitalization of 1.12 trillion shillings followed by Equity Group who moved 3.07 million shares with a market capitalization of 110.89 billion shillings.

BK Group sold 1.62 million shares with a market capitalization of 14.89 billion shillings while Kenya Power and Lighting Company moved 1.32 million shares at a market capitalization of 3.71 billion shillings.

Uchumi closed the top movers’ table with 313,600 shares with a market capitalization of 116.79 million shillings. More Articles From This Author

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