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BOBU shares up 1.9% in Monday’s session
The counter’s advance stood out on a session where activity concentrated on a handful of stocks, according to trading data from Crested Capital. Unfilled bids sat at sh100, just above the close.
BOBU shares up 1.9% in Monday’s session
By: Ali Twaha, Journalist @New Vision
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Bank of Baroda shares closed 1.90% higher at sh99.70 after opening at sh97.84, drawing strong interest with 360,102 shares changing hands for a turnover of about sh35.9m.
The counter’s advance stood out on a session where activity concentrated on a handful of stocks, according to trading data from Crested Capital. Unfilled bids sat at sh100, just above the close.
Stanbic Holdings recorded the day’s highest turnover of roughly sh104m from 928,425 shares, though the stock slipped 0.88% to sh112. NIC Holdings followed with the largest share volume, moving 800,000 shares at sh21.50 for sh17.2m and a 2.38% gain.
Stanbic Holdings recorded the day’s highest turnover of roughly sh104m from 928,425 shares, though the stock slipped 0.88% to sh112. NIC Holdings followed with the largest share volume, moving 800,000 shares at sh21.50 for sh17.2m and a 2.38% gain.
MTN Uganda edged up 0.02% to sh455.09 on 45,751 shares worth about sh20.8m, while Airtel Uganda added 0.39% to sh195.76 after 44,510 shares traded for roughly sh8.7m.
Umeme exchanged 50,100 shares at an unchanged sh63 for about sh3.2m. British American Tobacco saw a token trade of two shares at sh11,500 and closed flat.
dfcu, New Vision, Quality Chemical Industries and Uganda Clays recorded no deals and held steady.
Umeme exchanged 50,100 shares at an unchanged sh63 for about sh3.2m. British American Tobacco saw a token trade of two shares at sh11,500 and closed flat.
dfcu, New Vision, Quality Chemical Industries and Uganda Clays recorded no deals and held steady.