Markets and Commodity figures

12 December 2016
Price
US$

Price
Change*

MKT Cap
US$Mn

Shares in
Issue Mn

Company

Ticker

Sector

Country

P/E

SAB Miller

SAB SJ

Beverages

South Africa

58.42

3.7%

94 086.06

34.8

1 610.6

Anglo American

AGL SJ

Mining

South Africa

15.78

4.6%

20 270.14

-10.1

1 284.5

Sasol

SOL SJ

Oil & gas

South Africa

28.14

9.9%

18 331.31

9.1

651.4

MTN Group

MTN SJ

Telecommunications

South Africa

8.85

11.1%

16 130.74

16.1

1 822.5

Standard Bank

SBK SJ

Banking & finance

South Africa

11.46

9.6%

18 346.84

11.2

1 601.4

Anglo Platinum

AMS SJ

Mining

South Africa

21.23

4.9%

5 724.18

120.4

269.7

ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI LTD

ANG SJ

Mining

South Africa

11.13

-1.7%

4 512.05

-99.3

405.3

Tullow Oil plc

TLW GN

Oil & gas

Ghana

6.39

1.2%

5 823.83

381.7

911.4

Maroc Telecom

IAM MC

Telecommunications

Morocco

13.92

4.4%

12 238.49

21.0

879.1

DANGOTE CEMENT PLC

DANG NL

Building Materials

Nigeria

0.51

-1.3%

8 738.33

17.4

17 040.5

Orascom Construction

OCIC EY

Construction

Egypt

12.01

-1.4%

2 485.31

74.0

206.9

Attijariwafa Bank

ATW MC

Banking & finance

Morocco

39.66

2.2%

8 072.25

17.4

203.5

Nigerian Breweries

NB NL

Breweries

Nigeria

7 562.6

Banque Marocaine du Commerce

BCE MC

Banking & finance

Morocco

Telecom Egypt

ETEL EY

Telecommunications

VODAFONE EGYPT

VODE EY

BANQUE CENTRALE POPULAIRE

Lafarge

0.98

0.1%

7 385.83

28.4

22.24

7.2%

3 991.20

18.8

179.5

Egypt

0.58

3.3%

984.32

5.8

1 707.1

Telecommunications

Egypt

3.31

-1.3%

795.46

5.9

240.0

BCP MC

Banks

Morocco

24.94

5.7%

4 006.41

17.0

182.3

LAC MC

Building materials

Morocco

222.75

3.1%

3 891.19

22.6

17.5

Douja Prom Addoha

ADH MC

Real Estate

Morocco

3.71

3.4%

1 195.65

12.2

322.6

Sonatel Sn

SNTS BC

Telecommunications

Brvm

39.44

1.3%

3 944.04

12.4

100.0

Guaranty Trust Bank

GUARANTY NL

Banking & finance

Nigeria

0.07

-1.9%

2 201.58

5.4

29 431.2

Zenith Bank

ZENITH NL

Banking & finance

Nigeria

CGI

CGI MC

Real Estate

Morocco

Guinness Nigeria PLC

GUINNES NL

Beverages

Commercial International Bank

CIB EY

Banks

First Bank

FIRSTBAN NL

Abu Kir Fertilizers

0.05

2.0%

1 459.07

4.2

31 396.5

42.35

0.6%

779.60

14.4

18.4

Nigeria

0.25

-13.6%

375.97

458.2

1 505.9

Egypt

3.76

-3.4%

4 313.72

14.4

1 147.1

Banks

Nigeria

0.01

9.4%

402.65

2.6

35 895.0

ABUK EY

Chemicals

Egypt

5.74

-0.1%

483.08

8.6

84.1

East African Breweries

EABL KN

Breweries

Kenya

2.40

-1.8%

1 895.11

26.2

790.8

Safaricom Ltd

SAFCOM KN

Telecommunications

Kenya

0.19

-3.2%

7 741.44

17.3

40 065.4

Mauritius Comm. Bank

MCB MP

Banking & finance

Mauritius

6.23

0.1%

1 483.56

7.5

238.2

Mobinil

EMOB EY

Telecommunications

Egypt

5.54

-6.5%

553.58

100.0

T M G HOLDING

TMGH EY

Real Estate

Egypt

0.47

-2.8%

967.63

21.1

2 063.6

Poulina Group Holding

PGH TU

Holding Companies-Divers

Tunisia

2.82

1.3%

506.72

16.5

180.0

Ecobank Transnational Inc

ETIT BC

Banks

Brvm

0.04

1.3%

681.61

2.9

15 952.7

STANBIC IBTC BANK PLC

IBTCCB NL

Banks

Nigeria

0.04

-7.8%

448.70

7.7

10 000.0

State Bank Mauritius

SBM MP

Banking & finance

Mauritius

0.03

0.1%

951.93

11.2

31 000.0

Barclays Bank Kenya

BCBL KN

Banking & finance

Kenya

0.09

-1.3%

490.88

6.1

5 432.0

Banque De Tunisie

BT TU

Banking & finance

Tunisia

3.42

0.2%

513.12

13.3

150.0

Equity Bank Limited

EQBNK KN

Banking & finance

Kenya

0.30

-0.2%

1 130.46

5.7

3 773.7

Kenya Comm. Bank Ltd

KNCB KN

Banking & finance

Kenya

0.28

-4.4%

860.94

4.1

3 025.2

Africa investor Ai40 Weekly Commentary 12 December 2016

The Ai40 Investors Index enjoyed some decent gains last session and finally broke a four week-long losing streak. Healthy
increases in South African equities, as well as some banking stocks in Nigeria and Morocco, pulled the Index back up. Egyptian
and Nigerian stocks, however, dominated the Losers List this week. The Index picked up 2.45 points; a gain of 2.76% from last
weeks value of 88.79. It closed the session out on a value of 91.24.
In US markets, stocks closed Friday at record highs as the major indexes posted their best week since the election according
to CNBC. The Dow Jones industrial average has attained a record 14 closes since the election and all three major indexes gained
every day of the trading week. In oil markets, it was more good news as the OPEC won the backing of non-members to cut oil
output to reduce a global surplus. The non-members; Russia and ten other countries agreed to cut production by 558,000
barrels daily. Since the end of November, prices have jumped by 15%. In Europe, equities posted their best week of 2016 on the
back of the best five-day gain for bank shares since 2011 according to The Street; while in Asia, markets were mixed after the
South Korean parliament voted to impeach President Park Geun-hye.
At Fridays close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average picked up 0.72%, or 142.04 points, to close at a value of 19,756.85. The

South Korean parliament voted to impeach President Park Geun-hye.

At Fridays close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average picked up 0.72%, or 142.04 points, to close at a value of 19,756.85. The
Nasdaq Composite Index gained 0.50%, or 27.14 points, to end the session at 5,444.05. Lastly, the S&P 500 closed up by 0.59%,
or 13.34 points, to close Friday on a value of 2,259.53.
Gainers
Making its way from the Losers List last session, stock for MTN group took the top position in the Gainers category as it closed
up by an impressive 11.1% on Friday. This follows a senior management shakeup at the group as a new COO and Head of
Business Enterprise were appointed according to IOL. Oil & gas firm Sasol gained 9.9%, the JSE-listed recently entered into
numerous hedges (in the form of put options) to mitigate financial risks in the coming financial year according to Engineering
News. Still in South Africa, Standard Bank stock closed up by 9.6% following reports that the Bank acquired a majority stake in
Firepay, the team behind SAs largest mobile payments product.
Nigeria-listed First Bank and Moroccan-listed Banque Marocaine du Commerce gained 9.4% and 7.2% respectively.
Losers
In the Losers List this week, Commercial International Bank, the largest private-sector bank in Egypt dropped by 3.4% followed
by Kenya Commercial Bank which lost 4.4%. Again in Egypt, the stock for telecoms company Orange decreased by 6.5%.
Moving to Nigeria, stock for Stanbic IBTC Bank lost 7.8% while brewer Guinness Nigeria, dropped by a substantial 13.6%.
For more on the Ai40 Index, please, visit the Africa investor website at www.africainvestor.com.

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