2.8% drop attributed to Choppies suspension and Wilderness and Furnmart delisting
The continued suspension of Choppies from trading its shares on the Botswana Stock Exchange Limited (BSEL) together with the delisting of Wilderness Safaris and Furnmart have contributed to reduced levels of turnover at the stock market.
This is according to the BSE market report for 2019.
During the year, turnover levels at the stock market went down by 2.8 percent, dropping from P4.4 billion to 4.2 billion.
The suspension of Choppies - implemented in November 2018 - as well as the delisting of the...
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