KenGen Rules the NSE on Thursday as BAT Tails

By Soko Directory Team / June 7, 2018

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Kenya Electricity Generating Company was the top gainer of the day on Thursday with 9.93 percent at the price of 7.75 shillings per share.

Umeme was the second top gainer of the day with 9.64 percent at the price of 10.80 shillings per share.

The image below shows the top gainers of the day at the NSE:

British American Tobacco was the top loser of the day. The company lost 8.95 percent at the price of 631.00 shillings per share.

The second top loser of the day was Deacons (East Africa) with 6.67 percent at the price of 1.40 shillings per share.

The image below shows the top losers of the day:

Equity Bank Group was the top mover of the day having sold 6.99 million shares with a market capitalization of 185.85 billion.

The image below shows the top five movers of the day at the NSE:

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