Markets and Commodity figures

10 July 2017
Price Price MKT Cap Shares in
Company Ticker Sector Country US$ Change* US$Mn P/E Issue Mn

SAB Miller SAB SJ Beverages South Africa 59.05 -3.4% 95 110.96 34.8 1 610.6
Anglo American AGL SJ Mining South Africa 13.53 -0.1% 17 294.82 -8.5 1 278.5
Sasol SOL SJ Oil & gas South Africa 27.44 -3.0% 17 872.90 8.8 651.4
MTN Group MTN SJ Telecommunications South Africa 8.63 -2.0% 15 510.67 15.5 1 797.2
Standard Bank SBK SJ Banking & finance South Africa 10.77 -3.1% 17 195.54 10.4 1 596.6
Anglo Platinum AMS SJ Mining South Africa 22.82 -1.4% 6 121.37 128.0 268.3
ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI LTD ANG SJ Mining South Africa 9.49 -4.0% 3 872.83 -83.7 408.2
Tullow Oil plc TLW GN Oil & gas Ghana 4.08 0.5% 3 717.74 381.7 911.4
Maroc Telecom IAM MC Telecommunications Morocco 14.54 -0.6% 12 781.93 21.3 879.1
DANGOTE CEMENT PLC DANG NL Building Materials Nigeria 0.64 0.2% 10 961.59 16.4 17 040.5
Orascom Construction OCIC EY Construction Egypt 12.18 1.3% 2 520.62 74.0 206.9
Attijariwafa Bank ATW MC Banking & finance Morocco 46.52 1.5% 9 468.78 16.9 203.5
Nigerian Breweries NB NL Breweries Nigeria 0.98 -4.2% 7 385.83 28.4 7 562.6
Banque Marocaine du Commerce BCE MC Banking & finance Morocco 21.09 -7.1% 3 784.94 16.2 179.5
Telecom Egypt ETEL EY Telecommunications Egypt 0.58 2.4% 993.52 7.8 1 707.1
VODAFONE EGYPT VODE EY Telecommunications Egypt 3.84 12.0% 920.89 6.8 240.0
BANQUE CENTRALE POPULAIRE BCP MC Banks Morocco 31.57 4.5% 4 006.41 21.0 182.3
Lafarge LAC MC Building materials Morocco 234.90 7.9% 5 504.06 26.3 23.4
Douja Prom Addoha ADH MC Real Estate Morocco 5.09 0.3% 1 641.73 14.0 322.6
Sonatel Sn SNTS BC Telecommunications Brvm 41.61 -0.3% 4 160.51 12.9 100.0
Guaranty Trust Bank GUARANTY NL Banking & finance Nigeria 0.11 -0.4% 3 196.46 7.8 29 431.2
Zenith Bank ZENITH NL Banking & finance Nigeria 0.06 -1.2% 2 030.18 5.4 31 396.5
CGI CGI MC Real Estate Morocco 43.93 -0.3% 808.69 14.4 18.4
Guinness Nigeria PLC GUINNES NL Beverages Nigeria 0.19 -13.1% 309.66 -44.8 1 591.1
Commercial International Bank CIB EY Banks Egypt 4.54 2.7% 5 237.32 15.5 1 153.9
First Bank FIRSTBAN NL Banks Nigeria 0.02 -4.2% 687.30 3.6 35 895.0
Abu Kir Fertilizers ABUK EY Chemicals Egypt 13.67 -1.0% 1 149.90 10.2 84.1
East African Breweries EABL KN Breweries Kenya 2.46 -3.2% 1 945.93 25.8 790.8
Safaricom Ltd SAFCOM KN Telecommunications Kenya 0.23 1.0% 9 034.36 19.2 40 065.4
Mauritius Comm. Bank MCB MP Banking & finance Mauritius 6.48 0.2% 1 543.78 7.5 238.2
Mobinil EMOB EY Telecommunications Egypt 5.13 -1.2% 513.21 - 100.0
T M G HOLDING TMGH EY Real Estate Egypt 0.43 -0.5% 895.83 17.3 2 063.6
Poulina Group Holding PGH TU Holding Companies-Divers Tunisia 3.37 0.7% 607.46 14.5 180.0
Ecobank Transnational Inc ETIT BC Banks Brvm 0.03 -0.3% 497.78 2.0 15 952.7
STANBIC IBTC BANK PLC IBTCCB NL Banks Nigeria 0.10 -4.4% 988.77 9.4 10 000.0
State Bank Mauritius SBM MP Banking & finance Mauritius 0.03 0.2% 990.58 11.2 31 000.0
Barclays Bank Kenya BCBL KN Banking & finance Kenya 0.09 -4.1% 508.58 7.5 5 432.0
Banque De Tunisie BT TU Banking & finance Tunisia 3.36 -0.4% 503.75 13.8 150.0
Equity Bank Limited EQBNK KN Banking & finance Kenya 0.37 -1.4% 1 378.13 8.6 3 773.7
Kenya Comm. Bank Ltd KNCB KN Banking & finance Kenya 0.37 -0.1% 1 119.63 5.9 3 025.2

Africa investor Ai40 Weekly Commentary 10 July 2017

The Ai40 Investors Index has been trading in a tight range for the last four reviews. Last week, the best performing stocks on
the Index were all from the North African region Egypt and Morocco in particular. The Index was down by 1.2 points (or
1.24%) from its last reading of 96.55, to close Friday at a value of 95.35.
In the US, equities markets ended the week in positive territory thanks to a generally healthy labour market as evidenced by the
better-than-expected jobs data. According to Market Watch, the U.S. added 222,000 jobs in June. Markets also closed in
positive territory on Friday due to a strong performance from tech stocks, which have suffered in recent weeks. On the global
front, stock markets were mostly lower but received a boost from the employment data coming out of the US. The G20 Summit
took place in Hamburg, Germany over the weekend where world leaders discussed trade and climate change issues amongst
other topics. The USs President Trump emerged as a loner at the Summit, in particular on the Paris Climate accord. In oil
markets, a barrel of US WTI ended Friday lower at $44.23 a barrel (3% down) after data showed U.S. production and rig counts
rose last week just as OPEC exports hit a 2017 high according to CNBC.
At Fridays close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up by 0.44%, or 94.30 points, to close the week at a value of 21,414.34.
 rose last week just as OPEC exports hit a 2017 high according to CNBC.
At Fridays close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up by 0.44%, or 94.30 points, to close the week at a value of 21,414.34.
The Nasdaq Composite Index gained 1.04%, or 63.61 points, to end the week at a value of 6,153.08, while the S&P 500 was up
by 0.64%, or 15.43 points, to close Friday on a value of 2,425.18. According to the Brownsville Herald, Germany's DAX was
down 0.3 percent at 12,349 while the FTSE 100 of Britain was flat at 7,340. France's CAC 40 lost 0.4 percent to 5,133.
Gainers
It was a North African affair on the Gainers List last week as three stocks from Egypt and two from Morocco took up the five
spots. Vodafone Egypt was last weeks top stock with an increase of 12%. In a market research report on 4G rollout in the
country, the company was forecast to continue its dominance of telecom service revenue in Egypt for the period 2017-2021.
Still in the same sector, Telecom Egypt rose 2.4% last week. In banking, shares for Cairo-listed Commercial International Bank
gained 2.7%.
In Morocco, shares for Lafarge and Banque Centrale Populaire enjoyed gains of 7.9% and 4.5% respectively.
Losers
Lagos-listed equities tracked by the Index took up most of the spots on the Losers List last week. Guinness Nigeria Plc was last
weeks worst performing stock with a drop of 13.1%. The share experienced selling pressure following reports that the company
is looking towards a share sale to raise $126 million from existing shareholders. The company recorded a pre-tax loss of $6.7
million in 2016 according to Ecofin Agency. Another beer stock, Nigerian Breweries was down 4.2%. In the banking sector,
Stanbic IBTC and First Bank lost 4.4% and 4.2% respectively.
These figures are supplied by parties external to Business Day. Business Day will not warrant the accuracy of the figures.
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