Abacus Wealth Management

Pesa Portfolio – 22 May 2012

Below is a look at the Pesa Portolio after yesterday’s trading at the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

Price (KES)

Portfolio Value (KES)

Share Market Segment Units Latest price

Previous Price

Current value

Previous Value

Mumias Sugar Company Manufacturing and allied    2,700                5.65

5.55

      15,255.00           14,985.00
Barclays Bank of Kenya Banking        800             13.60

13.85

      10,880.00           11,080.00
KCB Banking        500             23.50

23.75

      11,750.00           11,875.00
Housing Finance Company Limited Banking    1,100             16.50

16.30

      18,150.00           17,930.00
Kenya Re-Insurance Corporation Limited Insurance    1,200             12.35

13.10

      14,820.00           15,720.00
Kengen Limited Energy and petroleum        700                8.50

8.55

        5,950.00             5,985.00
Crown Berger Limited Construction and allied        600             26.00

26.00

      15,600.00           15,600.00
Uchumi Supermarkets Limited Commercial and Services        200             18.50

18.00

        3,700.00             3,600.00
Value of portfolio       96,105.00           96,775.00
Cash available         1,374.45             1,374.45
Net gain/Loss –          670.00
Cash receivable upon immediate sale (less transaction costs) + Cash at hand       94,596.30           95,246.20

 

After yesterday’s trading at the NSE, our portfolio lost a total of KES 670. Most of our holdings recorded drops in their closing prices at the NSE following days of upward share price movements. Our holdings in the banking segment of the NSE lost us a total of KES 105 with Barclays and KCB each closing 25 cents down while Housing Finance closed with an improvement of 20 cents per share diluting our losses from the segment. Kenya Re was our biggest loser in yesterday’s trading, down 75 cents and contributing KES 900 to our losses. Mumias Sugar and Uchumi however gained 10 cents and 50 cents respectively to water down our Kenya Re losses.

In total, out portfolio lost 0.692% of its value while the NSE closed 0.25% using the NSE 20 share index as a benchmark.

 

 

 

 

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