Banking stocks dominate DSE session amid strong bond trading
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) posted a turnover of TZS 9.02 billion on Friday, driven largely by strong activity in banking and brewery counters, according to the market report for May 15, 2026.
A total of 1.28 million shares were traded in 3,077 deals during the session, while exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded TZS 154.25 million from 166,647 shares traded in 300 deals. Bond transactions reached TZS 57.97 billion across 18 deals.
On the block trade pre-arranged market, NMB Bank traded 432,678 shares while Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) exchanged 100,000 shares.
CRDB Bank emerged among the most active counters on the normal board, recording 415,713 shares traded at a weighted average price of TZS 2,720 in 1,712 deals.
AFRIPRISE also saw notable activity with 95,574 shares traded at TZS 700 per share in 194 deals.
Other actively traded stocks included PAL, which traded 17,956 shares at TZS 405 per share in 69 deals, SWIS with 3,153 shares at TZS 2,660 in 39 deals, and TBL, which recorded 1,099 shares traded at an average price of TZS 10,260 in 33 deals.
Tanzania Cigarette Company (TCC) traded at TZS 12,800 per share in 10 deals, while Tanzania Portland Cement Company (TCCL) posted 14,450 shares traded at TZS 2,940 in 26 deals. TOL Gases also recorded activity with 3,228 shares traded at TZS 905 per share in 35 deals.
Meanwhile, the total market capitalization stood at TZS 33.26 trillion, while domestic market capitalization reached TZS 22.75 trillion.
In the fixed income segment, government bond trading remained active, including transactions in 5-year, 20-year, and 25-year treasury bonds at varying coupon rates and prices.
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