Alpha Capital

Alpha Capital

Financial Services

Democratizing Finance

About us

Alpha Capital is a full-service broker, licensed by the Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) for providing financial broker-dealer services, including trade execution, research, and investment advisory, sponsoring companies for listings on DSE, and retirement planning services. Discover the untapped opportunities in Tanzania's Capital Markets. Learn how you can begin securing your future by booking a FREE phone session. Book a FREE Appointment now!

Website
https://linktr.ee/tzalphacapital
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Dar Es Salaam
Type
Privately Held

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    Bagamoyo Road, Millennium Towers, Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam 22217

    Dar Es Salaam, TZ

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    Weekly Market Summary For Week Ending 1 November 2024: Market Turnover The market turnover increased significantly by 269.97%, reaching TZS 25.08 billion compared to TZS 6.78 billion in the previous session, driven by notable block trade transactions. Top Movers CRDB led market activity, contributing 48.72% of the total turnover, followed by TBL, TCC, NMB, TCCL, and DSE. Market Participation Local investors dominated the purchase side, accounting for 98.01% of purchases, while representing 50% of sales. Foreign investors held a substantial share on the sales side at 50%, with a net foreign outflow totaling TZS 12.04 billion (USD 4.49 million). Market Capitalization Total and domestic market capitalization increased by 1.11% and 1.07%, respectively, reaching TZS 18,449.68 billion and TZS 12,300.89 billion. This growth was primarily supported by price gains in CRDB, NMB, SWIS, AFRIPRISE, TOL, EABL, and JHL. Weekly Gainers and Losers Gainers included CRDB, AFRIPRISE, TOL, NMB, SWIS, and NICO, with price increases of 4.62%, 4.35%, 3.08%, 1.89%, and 1.67%. Conversely, NICO, MBP, and DCB saw declines of 2.7%, 2.86%, and 2.94%, respectively. Fixed Income Market The fixed-income market observed bond trading with a total face value of TZS 29.96 billion, yielding a transactional value of TZS 32.43 billion across 76 deals. Traded instruments included 5-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as corporate bonds from CRDB and NMB.

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    Weekly Market Report For Week Ending 25 October 2024 Market Turnover: The total market turnover rose by 30.73% to TZS 6.78 billion from the previous session’s TZS 5.18 billion, driven by significant block trades during the week. Top Movers: CRDB led market activity, accounting for 63.86% of the weekly turnover. Other top performers included TBL, TPCC, NMB, TCCL, and DSE. Market Participation: Local investors dominated the purchase side, contributing 98.68%, while on the sales side, they represented 42.61%. Foreign investors held a stronger presence on the sale side at 57.39%, though they only accounted for 1.32% of purchases. This activity led to a net foreign outflow of TZS 3.8 billion (USD 1.4 million). Market Capitalization: The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange experienced a growth in total market capitalization, increasing by 0.73% to TZS 18,247.51 billion, while domestic market capitalization saw a slight rise of 0.09% to TZS 12,171.19 billion. These gains were mainly influenced by the price appreciation of CRDB and East African Breweries Limited (EABL), a cross-listed stock. Gainers & Losers Weekly gainers included DCB and CRDB, with price increases of 6.25% and 1.56%, reaching TZS 170 and TZS 650, respectively. Conversely, TPCC, AFRIPRISE, and NICO experienced declines of 1.67%, 6.12%, and 7.5%, closing at TZS 3,540, TZS 230, and TZS 740. Fixed Income Market: The fixed-income market saw bond trades totaling TZS 74.35 billion in face value, with a transactional value of TZS 80.92 billion across 72 deals. Traded instruments included 5-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, along with CRDB corporate bonds. Stay tuned for more updates and insights from Alpha Capital.

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    Weekly Market Update For Week Ending 18 October 2024: Market Turnover: The total market turnover increased by 14.14%, reaching TZS 5.18 billion compared to the previous session's TZS 4.54 billion. This growth was driven by typical market volatility observed throughout the week. Top Movers: TBL led the market as the top mover, contributing 66% of the total market turnover. Other significant movers included CRDB, DSE, TPCC, NMB, and TCCL. Market Participation: Local investors dominated the purchase side, accounting for 99.16% of total buys, while they contributed 20.81% to sales. Foreign investors, on the other hand, dominated the sell side with 79.19% of total sales and only 0.84% of total purchases. This resulted in a net foreign outflow of TZS 4.06 billion (USD 1.50 million). Market Capitalization: The total market capitalization of the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) increased by 1.24%, reaching TZS 18,114.84 billion. This rise was primarily driven by price increases in cross-listed stocks, including East African Breweries Limited (EABL), Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), Jubilee Holdings Limited (JHL), and Nation Media Group (NMG). However, domestic market capitalization experienced a slight decline of 0.13%, settling at TZS 12,160.78 billion, largely due to price decreases in TCCL, AFRIPRISE, and TPCC. Weekly Gainers & Losers: Gainers: NICO, DCB, and DSE saw price increases of 6.67%, 3.23%, and 0.83%, reaching TZS 800, TZS 160, and TZS 2,420, respectively. Losers: TCCL, AFRIPRISE, and TPCC experienced price declines of 1.02%, 2%, and 2.7%, with their prices settling at TZS 1,940, TZS 245, and TZS 3,600, respectively. Fixed Income Market: Bond trading in the fixed-income market saw a total face value of TZS 58.36 billion, with a transactional value of TZS 63.18 billion across 67 deals. The traded bonds included 10-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as corporate bonds from CRDB and NMB. Stay informed with Alpha Capital for the latest market updates and insights.

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    Weekly Market Turnover: The total market turnover surged by 131.93%, reaching TZS 4.54 billion, compared to TZS 1.96 billion in the previous session. This increase was driven by normal market volatility during the week. Weekly Top Movers: TBL led the market, contributing 58.37% of the total turnover. Other significant movers included CRDB, NICO, NMB, TPCC, and TCCL. Weekly Market Participation: Local investors dominated the sales side completely and accounted for 97.58% of purchases. Foreign investors contributed 2.42% of total purchases, resulting in a net foreign inflow of TZS 109.86 million (equivalent to USD 40,628). Market Capitalization: Total market capitalization increased by 0.25% to TZS 17,892.17 billion, while domestic market capitalization rose by 0.22% to TZS 12,176.73 billion. Weekly Gainers & Losers: Gainers: SWIS, AFRIPRISE, TPCC, and TCCL saw price increases of 9.09%, 8.7%, 2.78%, and 2.08%, reaching TZS 1,200, TZS 250, TZS 3,700, and TZS 1,960, respectively. Loser: DSE experienced a slight capital loss of 0.83%, with its price settling at TZS 2,400. Fixed Income Market: The fixed-income market observed bond trading with a face value of TZS 46.8962 billion. Total transactional value for these bonds was TZS 48.5941 billion across 84 deals. The traded bonds included 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as corporate bonds from CRDB and NBC.

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    Weekly Market Report For Week Ending October 4, 2024: Market Turnover: The total market turnover decreased by 2.62%, reaching TZS 1.96 billion, compared to the previous session's figure of TZS 2.01 billion. This shift was driven by normal market volatility observed during the week. Top Movers: CRDB was the leading market mover, contributing approximately 85.7% of the total market turnover. Other key movers included NMB, TPCC, TCCL, NICO, and AFRIPRISE. Market Participation: Local investors dominated the sell side, accounting for 99.61% of the activity, while on the buy side, they represented 48.43%. Foreign investors, on the other hand, held a majority on the buy side with 51.57%, largely driven by a pre-arranged block trade on CRDB shares, which occurred on October 2, 2024. This led to a total net foreign inflow of TZS 1 billion (equivalent to USD 367,418). Market Capitalization: Total market capitalization increased by 0.44%, reaching TZS 17,848.37 billion, largely due to price appreciation in cross-listed stocks. However, domestic market capitalization recorded a slight decline of 0.28%, settling at TZS 12,150.15 billion, driven by price decreases in DSE, MKCB, and TPCC. Gainers & Losers: Gainers: TCCL saw a notable price increase of 9.09%, reaching TZS 1,920, largely influenced by the takeover price. Losers: DSE, MKCB, and TPCC experienced price declines of 1.63%, 3.57%, and 6.25%, respectively. Fixed Income Market: The fixed-income market observed bond trading with a face value of TZS 109.14 billion. The total transactional value amounted to TZS 115.93 billion across 118 deals. Traded bonds included 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as CRDB corporate bonds.

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    Weekly Market Report For Week Ending 27 September 2024: Market Turnover: The total market turnover increased by 95.69%, reaching TZS 2.01 billion compared to the previous session’s figure of TZS 1.03 billion, driven by a significant surge in market activity during the week. Top Movers: NMB emerged as the top market mover of the week, contributing 35.9% of the total market turnover. Other leading movers included CRDB, TBL, TCC, TCCL, and DSE. Market Participation: Local investors dominated the market, accounting for 76.37% of sales and 82.24% of purchases. Foreign investor participation stood at 23.63% on the sell side and 17.76% on the buy side, leading to a net foreign outflow of TZS 117.94 million for the week. Market Capitalization: Total market capitalization saw a modest increase of 0.87%, reaching TZS 17,769.71 billion, while domestic market capitalization slightly declined by 0.34% to TZS 12,184.57 billion, primarily due to a decrease in CRDB’s share price. Gainers & Losers: TCCL, NICO, MBP, and DSE were the top gainers of the week, with price increases of 10%, 5.63%, 2.94%, and 1.65%, reaching TZS 1,760, TZS 750, TZS 350, and TZS 2,460, respectively. On the losing side, CRDB, DCB, and TOL saw price declines of 3.03%, 3.13%, and 7.14%, closing at TZS 640, TZS 155, and TZS 650, respectively. Fixed Income Market: The fixed-income market recorded bond trading with a face value totaling TZS 44.9733 billion. The total transactional value amounted to TZS 46.8921 billion, spanning 59 deals. The traded bonds included 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as CRDB and NMB corporate bonds. For any further inquiries or additional details, please feel free to reach out. Stay connected with Global Alpha Capital.

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    Weekly Report For Week Ending 20 September 2024: Market Turnover: The total market turnover decreased by 64.88%, reaching TZS 1.03 billion compared to TZS 2.93 billion in the previous session. A significant reduction in market activity primarily drove this decline. Top Movers: CRDB was the top mover of the market, contributing approximately 75.6% of the total turnover. Other notable movers included NICO, NMB, TPCC, AFRIPRISE, and DCB. Market Participation: Local investors dominated both sales and purchases, accounting for 99.88% and 100%, respectively. Foreign participation was limited to 0.12% on the sell side, resulting in a net foreign outflow of TZS 1.27 million. Market Capitalization: Both total and domestic market capitalizations experienced slight increases of 0.66% and 0.002%, reaching TZS 17,616.58 billion and TZS 12,226.3 billion, respectively. Gainers & Losers: DCB was the only stock to gain this week, rising by 3.23% to settle at TZS 160. Conversely, DSE and NICO experienced declines of 0.82% and 1.39%, bringing their prices to TZS 2,420 and TZS 710, respectively. Fixed Income Market: The fixed-income market saw bond trading with a face value totaling TZS 38.4872 billion. The total transactional value for these bonds amounted to TZS 42.8385 billion across 71 deals, including 10-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year government bonds, as well as corporate bonds from CRDB and NMB.

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    Today's webinar on Islamic Finance Principles was a great success.  Sheikh Mohammed Issa, Executive Chairman, Mayzuh Company Limited – Tanzania, shared valuable insights on Islamic Finance Principles.  Link to the recording of the session can be found here: https://lnkd.in/ezCt-FAH The next session will take place on 26th September 2024 at 5PM. 

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    Weekly Market Update For Week Ending 13 September 2024: Market Turnover: Market turnover surged by 326.8% to TZS 2.93 billion, driven by strong activity in the CRDB counter and prearranged block transaction worth TZS 1.91 billion. The volume of shares traded also increased by 801%, largely due to 7,000,000 DCB Bank shares traded, which accounted for 82.7% of total shares. Top Movers: The DCB counter led with 34.8% of turnover, followed by CRDB, NMB, TPCC, DSE, and NICO. Market Participation: Local investors dominated, contributing 97.14% of sales and 99.24% of purchases. Net Foreign inflows stood at TZS 137.75 million (approximately USD 51,000). Market Capitalization: Total and domestic market capitalization fell by 1.01% and 0.62% respectively, influenced by price declines in NMB and CRDB. Gainers & Losers: DCB and DSE counters saw gains, while CRDB, NMB, and NICO saw declines in share prices. Fixed Income: Bond trading reached TZS 94.9 billion, with a transaction value of TZS 99.93 billion across 158 deals, including government and corporate bonds.

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