During Week 3 of 2026, the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) sustained its strong momentum, recording growth across all benchmarks despite a shortened trading schedule due to Zanzibar Revolution Day. The Commercial Services (CS) Index delivered a market-leading increase of +16.71%, while MBP extended the market’s streak of exceptional returns with a +52.42% gain. Investors remained active, driving Equity Turnover up by +47.99% to TZS 30.28 billion and pushing Total Market Capitalisation to TZS 26.46 trillion.
Equity Turnover (excluding ETF trades) reached TZS 30.28 billion. This represents a +47.99% increase compared to Week 2’s TZS 20.46 billion, despite the loss of one trading day. Share volume totaled 18,586,249 shares. This represents a +57.61% increase compared to the 11,792,470 shares traded in Week 2.
CRDB maintained its dominance as the volume leader, supported by substantial pre-arranged block trades throughout the week. These included blocks of 3.1 million shares on Tuesday, 1.56 million on Wednesday, 3.2 million on Thursday, and 3.4 million on Friday. ETF Trading The VERTEX-ETF counter recorded a total unit volume of 1,116,427 units. This marks a slight increase of +0.54% compared to Week 2’s volume of 1,110,468 units. Trading generated a total turnover of TZS 444.84 million, a +1.52% increase from Week 2’s TZS 438.16 million.
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