Abacus Wealth Management

Pesa Portfolio – 18 May 2012

Below is a look at our Pesa Portfolio after yesterday’s trading session at the Nairobi Securities Exchange:

Price (KES)

Portfolio Value (KES)
Share Market Segment Units Latest Previous Current value Previous value
Mumias Sugar Company Manufacturing and allied          2,700

5.55

5.50

                              14,985                  14,850
KCB Banking          1,000

24.50

24.50

                              24,500                  24,500
Housing Finance Company Limited Banking          1,100

16.20

16.05

                              17,820                  17,655
Kenya Re-Insurance Corporation Limited Insurance          1,200

13.20

12.45

                              15,840                  14,940
Kengen Limited Energy and petroleum          1,300

8.60

8.65

                              11,180                  11,245
Crown Berger Limited Construction and allied             600

25.50

26.00

                              15,300                  15,600
Net value of portfolio                               99,625                  98,790
Net gain/loss                                     835
Cash receivable upon immediate sale (less transaction costs)                               96,636                  95,826

Our holding in Mumias Sugar helped increase our portfolio value with the share closing 5 cents up from the previous day’s price. The share contributed KES 135 to the portfolio-value increase. Housing Finance and Kenya Re also closed with improved prices, pushing our portfolio value even higher, the shares contributing KES 165 and KES 900 to the portfolio with their respective 15 cent and 75 cent gains as of the close of the NSE yesterday.

Kengen and Crown Berger both lost value, dropping  5 cents and 50 cents respectively. The 2 shares combined lost the portfolio KES 365. In the end, the portfolio had a net gain of KES 835. We will hold our stocks as they are, hoping the Kengen and Crown Berger shares will rebound and push the portfolio up even further before we consider our stocks after today’s closing bell. The portfolio increased 0.838% in value while the NSE had a 1.12% increase (using the NSE-20 share index as a measure) in yesterday’s trading.

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