NSX DAILY UPDATE(15 OCTOBER 2021)




NSX Trades Traded Volume (No. Shares) Monetary Amount (N$) Trading Contribution (%)
Overall 169 762  5 731 098 100%
ETFs  –  – 0.00%
Total  169 762  5 731 098  100%

Table 1: NSX Trades


NSX Activities

A total of N$ 5 731 098 worth of shares was traded on the NSX on Friday, with about N$ 2 612 454 worth of FirstRand Limited, N$ 590 410 worth of Old Mutual Ltd and N$ 1 028 597 worth of Standard Bank Group and N$ 219 996 worth of Capricorn Group on the home front. No ETF were traded on Friday.

HEI Equity Research Commentary

From the trading activity that took place:

  • FirstRand’s shares were sold in large volume due to poor market performance.
  • Shares in Old Mutual were offloaded by market participants, causing a slow decline in share price.
  •  Standard Bank’s faced a downfall whereas shares were dumped by market participants.
  • On the home front, Capricorn Group was traded at market price.
Name NSX Local Ticker Price Previous Close ‘N$ Price End of Day ‘N$ Daily Change %
Namibian Breweries NBS 34.12 34.12 0.00%
Nictus Holdings NHL 1.80 1.80 0.00%
Capricorn CGP 13.28 13.28 0.00%
First Rand Namibia FNB 29.01 29.01 0.00%
Standard Bank Namibia SNO 6.45 6.45 0.00%
Oryx Limited ORY 11.35 10.99 -3.17%
Letshego LHN 2.00 2.00 0.00%
Namibia Asset Management NAM 0.66 0.66 0.00%
Stimulus SILP 127.90 127.90 0.00%
Paratus Namibia Holdings Ltd PNH 12.00 12.00 0.00%
Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power Limited ANE 9.00 9.00 0.00%

Table 2: Primary listed Trades


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Name South African Dual Listed Ticker Price Previous Close ‘N$ Price End of Day ‘N$ Daily Change %
Anglo-American plc ANM 584.02 593.03 1.54%
Barloworld Limited BWL 127.84 126.00 -1.44%
Oceana Group Limited OCG 62.07 62.37 0.48%
Mediclinic International Plc MEP 62.70 69.84 11.39%
Truworths TRW 53.85 55.29 2.67%
Nedbank Group Limited NBK 137.47 136.50 -0.71%
Standard Bank Group SNB 137.47 136.50 -0.71%
Shoprite Holdings SRH 180.64 182.64 1.11%
FirstRand Limited FST 60.00 59.31 -1.15%
Momentum Metropolitan Holdings MMT 20.94 20.80 -0.67%
Old Mutual Ltd OMM 16.03 15.70 -2.06%
Sanlam Limited SLA 60.63 60.35 -0.46%
Santam Limited SNM 249.56 250.39 0.33%
Vukile Property Fund Limited VKN 11.58 11.79 1.81%
Investec Limited IVD 66.04 67.15 1.68%
PSG Konsult Limited KFS 12.43 12.20 -1.85%

Table 3: Dual Listed Trades


Name ETFs Price Previous Close ‘N$ Price End of Day ‘N$ Daily Change %
New Gold Issuer Ltd NM NGNGLD 248.90 242.81 -2.45%
New Gold Palladium ETF NGNPLD 306.29 295.01 -3.68%
New Gold Platinum ETF N NGNPLT 149.08 149.90 0.55%

Table 4: ETFs


Exchange Rates  
USD/ZAR 14.59
EUR/ZAR 16.93
GBP/ZAR 20.03
EUR/GBP 0.84
EUR/USD 1.15
GBP/USD 1.34
AUD/USD 0.74
USD/JPY 114.29
Commodities  
Gold 1 768
Silver 23.35
Platinum 1 057
Palladium 2 075.50
WTI 81.73
Brent 84.48

Table 5: Exchange Rates and Commodities 


Local News

The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) has been reaccredited by the Global Climate Fund (GCF) for a further five-year period. (Namibian Sun)

The Peugeot Namibia assembly plant at Walvis Bay has to date sold only 22 vehicles with 131 units still in stock (New Era Newspaper)

Namibian Defense Force personnel this afternoon barred journalists from a scene where a military aircraft crashed near Andimba Toivo ya Toivo Airport at Ondangwa. (The Namibian)

Sub-Sahara News

In South Africa, National Treasury said in its updated technical paper, entitled “Financing a Sustainable Economy”, that trends are likely to force reductions in the consumption of coal based energy in coming years. (News24)

An upside risk for inflation in the coming months will likely lead South Africa’s Reserve Bank to hike rates by 75 basis points to 4.25% next year to keep consumer prices in check in the longer term (CNBC Africa)

The project to construct a multibillion central sewerage system in City of Kigali is yet to take shape, which continues to expose urban dwellers to threats stemming from poor waste management. (All Africa News)

International News

Sydney will open up to fully vaccinated international travelers from Nov. 1 without the need for quarantine, bringing forward a full return of overseas travel (Reuters)

Asian stock markets are trading mostly higher on Monday. (RTT News)

The Australian city of Melbourne, which has spent more time under COVID-19 lockdowns than any other city in the world, is set to lift its stay-at-home orders this week. (Aljazeera News)

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