CHAMWE KAIRA
The Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) recorded trading worth N$85.57 million during the week ended 11 September 2026, with 1.58 million shares changing hands across 113 deals.
The value traded increased by N$80.05 million compared with the previous reporting period, while trading volumes rose by 1.17 million shares and the number of deals increased by 79.
Financial stocks accounted for the largest share of trading activity during the week, with 1.12 million shares traded at a value of N$69.79 million across 74 deals.
Consumer staples followed, recording trades worth N$6.77 million from 76 641 shares across 12 deals.
Local shares recorded trading worth N$5.52 million from 407,145 shares in 34 deals, while real estate stocks recorded N$4.92 million in value traded from 205 549 shares across six deals.
Basic materials stocks accounted for N$2.23 million in trades from 2,417 shares, while consumer discretionary stocks recorded N$187 291 in trading value.
Telecommunications stocks recorded N$47 415 in trades during the reporting period.
Year-to-date trading on the NSX Overall Market stood at 87.42 million shares valued at N$5.49 billion across 3 446 deals.
Exchange traded products recorded year-to-date trading of 2.73 million units worth N$528.19 million across 191 deals, while the Development Capital Board recorded 705 397 shares traded at a value of N$24.92 million across 47 deals.
Combined year-to-date trading across the Overall Market, exchange traded products and the Development Capital Board stood at 90.85 million securities valued at N$6.04 billion across 3 684 deals.
The Overall Index increased by 0.22% on 11 September 2026, closing at 2 390.02 points, while the Local Index edged up by 0.03% to 854.75 points.
The Overall Index has gained 11.61% since December 2025, compared to a 5.82% increase for the Local Index.
The JSE All Share Index rose by 0.15% to close at 115 165.31 points. However, the index remained 0.58% below its level at the end of December 2025.
Basic Materials recorded the strongest sectoral gain on the NSX during the day, rising by 0.38% to 892.05 points. The sector has increased by 24.68% since December 2025.
Financials gained 0.16% to close at 739.23 points, while Consumer Staples increased by 0.05% to 1 525.41 points.
Consumer Discretionary recorded the largest daily decline, falling by 2.99% to 2 056.97 points. The sector is down 23.33% since December 2025.
Telecommunications declined by 0.09% to 311.30 points, although it remained 3.96% higher than its December 2025 level.
The Real Estate and Utilities indices were unchanged at 2 560.88 points and 1 084.09 points, respectively. Real Estate is down 5.18% since December 2025, while Utilities have declined by 2.11%.
The NSX Overall Index remained below its 2026 high of 2 493.58 points, while the Local Index closed at its highest level for the year.
