Letlole leads as DCI up in H1

Thursday, July 07, 2022 | 780 Views |

The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE)’s flagship platform, the Domestic Companies Index (DCI) ended the half year 2.47% up, led by Letlole la Rona and other resilient performances in the financial counters.

By comparison, the DCI ended the year to June 30 last year down 3.7%, while in 2020, the DCI was down 4.5% over the same period.

For this year, Stockbrokers Botswana data indicates that counters such as Standard Chartered Bank Botswana, Letshego Holdings and First National Bank Botswana have anchored the stronger half year performance.

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