KENYAN MARKET REPORT

An employee points to stock information displayed on an electronic screen inside the Nairobi Securities Exchange Ltd. (NSE), in Nairobi, Kenya, on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015. The government had planned to plug the 2016-17 fiscal deficit with about 240 billion shillings of external borrowing, and about the same amount raised on the domestic debt market. Photographer: Riccardo Gangale/Bloomberg

EQUITIES
The Bourse closed with 19M shares valued at Kes 422.9M compared to 13M shares valued at Kes 249.8M posted yesterday.

Banking
The banking sector closed with trades worth Kes 169.8M (40% of today’s value).
• Equity Group closed at Kes. 49.45, traded 1M shares worth Kes. 65M.
• The Co-operative Bank up 0.59% to Kes. 17.00, moved 3.7M shares worth Kes. 63.7M.
• KCB Group closed at Kes. 46.35, with Kes. 17M worth of shares changing hands.

Energy & Petroleum
The Energy & Petroleum counters saw Kes. 19M in turnover (4.5% of the day’s value).
• KenGen closed 0.85% higher to Kes. 7.10 on 1.5M shares valued at Kes 10.9M.
• KPLC rose by 0.45% to Kes. 11.20 on 589,000 shares valued at Kes. 6.5M.

Manufacturing & Allied
The Manufacturing & Allied sector totalled Kes 5 million (1% of today’s trades).
• B.A.T concluded the day at Kes. 377.50 with shares worth Kes. 4.9M transacted.

Telecommunication
Safaricom closed today’s trading session at Kes. 25.60 with 8.4M shares valued at Kes. 215.5M traded,
representing 50.9% of the day’s value.

FIXED INCOME SECURITIES MARKET SEGMENT (FISMS).
The Bond Market registered bonds worth Kes. 20.4Bn, up from Kes. 2.3Bn registered previously.

DERIVATIVES MARKET
The Derivatives market traded 16 contracts worth 393,750 today.

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