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African stock markets,
in one place.

6 exchanges, 726 listed companies, one screen — Lagos, Johannesburg, Cairo, Abidjan, Gaborone, Kampala today, the rest of the continent as their data opens up. Every price is also shown in dollars, so these markets can be compared with each other and with the S&P 500. And where the exchanges themselves publish a price but no past — 4 of these markets do exactly that — Djeli holds a daily record for 220 of their 244 listings, free: Gaborone back to July 1995, Lagos to May 2000, Abidjan to January 2007, Kampala and Blantyre to July 2011.

The NGX All-Share Index is +52.8% this year in NGN — but the NGN strengthened 8.3% against the dollar, so a dollar investor is +66.6%. That gap is the whole point of this site. See every market both ways →

Markets
trading hours
Tracked market cap
$255.24B
281 of 726 listings report oneNot a figure for Africa, or even for these 6 markets. NGX, BRVM, EGX, BSE and USE publish no market cap, so 445 listings are outside it. 24 of those counted rest on a price carried forward from an earlier session.
Turnover today
$1.82B
685 of 726 report volume and a dollar priceThe other 41 report no volume at all and add nothing here — that is unknown activity, not zero activity. Shares traded times price, so markets in rand and naira sit on one scale.
Breadth today
225up168down114flat
507 of 726 listings publish a changeJSE (109), BRVM (47), BSE (24), USE (21), NGX (16) and EGX (2) publish no change column, so all 219 are excluded rather than counted flat.
Exchanges covered
6
726 listings trackedEvery number on this page is drawn from these 6 markets only. Africa’s other exchanges are not represented in any of them — what each source supplies.

Markets

ranked by tracked market cap
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Dominance is each market’s share of the market capitalisation this site can measure, not of its real size. Only JSE publishes the shares outstanding a market cap needs, so it necessarily reads 100% — the other 5 markets are missing from the denominator, not small. An em dash below means “no cap published”, never zero.

Carried fwd counts listings whose price could not be refreshed in this run and was held over from an earlier session; they are still included, so the cap and turnover above are not wholly current. Index returns are in local currency — a high local return can still be a loss in dollars if the currency fell. See the USD-adjusted comparison.

Top losers

today
  1. ZAR 2.07
    -13.03%
  2. ZAR 2.36
    -10.94%
  3. ZAR 4.22
    -10.21%
  4. NGN 576.00
    -10.00%
  5. ZAR 0.90
    -10.00%
  6. ZAR 0.20
    -9.09%
  7. NGN 3.74
    -8.78%
  8. NGN 13.25
    -8.62%

Most traded

by USD turnover
  1. ZAR 1,890.00
    -1.68%
  2. ZAR 772.93
    +0.89%
  3. ZAR 95.81
    -1.44%
  4. ZAR 765.46
    +0.09%
  5. ZAR 358.54
    -1.14%
  6. ZAR 1,396.52
    +2.00%
  7. ZAR 295.46
    -1.20%
  8. ZAR 85.10
    -2.00%

Largest African companies

by market cap, USD
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RankCompanyMarket capPriceYTD
1Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NVJSE:ANH$152.2BZAR 1,253.56+17.1%
2South32 LimitedJSE:S32$15.7BZAR 58.63+49.0%
3OUTsurance Group LimitedJSE:OUT$7.9BZAR 81.10+13.2%
4Northam Platinum Holdings LimitedJSE:NPH$6.7BZAR 295.46-12.4%
5Mondi plcJSE:MNP$5.5BZAR 186.66-8.3%
6Pepkor Holdings LimitedJSE:PPH$5.0BZAR 19.93-24.7%
7Shaftesbury Capital PLCJSE:SHC$3.8BZAR 32.31+9896.9%
8Canal+ SAJSE:CNP$3.5BZAR 57.16+1.2%
9Primary Health Properties PlcJSE:PHP$3.4BZAR 20.88-3.8%
10Hammerson PlcJSE:HMN$2.7BZAR 82.10+12.4%
11NewGold Issuer LimitedJSE:GLD$2.3BZAR 680.23+2.3%
12Boxer Retail LimitedJSE:BOX$2.2BZAR 77.00+7.9%

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