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- CRDB2,950-20(-0.67%)
- DCB400-10(-2.44%)
- DSE6,350-270(-4.08%)
- EABL5,86020(0.34%)
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- TCC13,3500(0.00%)
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Issuing with DSE
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) was incorporated in 1996 and began operations on 15 April 1998 with the listing of TOL Gases. Today 28 companies are listed on the DSE, 22 domestic and 6 cross-listed, alongside government and corporate bonds and exchange traded funds. Its vision is to be a preferred avenue for capital raising and sustainable investment.
DSE: Tanzania's capital market
Why issuers choose to list on the DSE.
Established Market: 28 listed companies (22 domestic and 6 cross-listed) and trading since 1998.
Two Market Segments: the Main Investment Market Segment (MIMS) for established companies and the Enterprise Growth Market (EGM) for small and medium-sized companies.
Equities, Bonds and ETFs: government and corporate bonds and exchange traded funds trade alongside listed shares.
Digital Access for Investors: the Hisa Kiganjani mobile trading platform lets investors trade by app, web or USSD (*152*00#).
International Standing: the DSE joined the World Federation of Exchanges in 2015 and supports the UN Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative.
Milestones of the DSE
1998
Start of trading with the listing of TOL Gases Ltd, the first privatised state-owned company on the DSE.
Support for issuers and investors
Programmes and services offered by the DSE.
- DSE Enterprise Acceleration Program (DEAP): capacity building for SMEs on governance, regulation, tax, business financing and IPO preparation.
- ENDELEZA: DSE programme supporting enterprises on their path to the capital market.
- Nominated Advisors (NOMADs): licensed advisors who guide companies listing on the EGM.
- Hisa Kiganjani: buy and sell shares through the mobile app, web access or USSD.
- Licensed Dealing Members: brokers who open CDS accounts and execute trades for investors.
- DSE Data Services: real-time, delayed and historical market data through the DSE data portal.
- DSE Academy: training such as the Securities Investment and Trading (SIT) course, and the DSE Scholar Investment Challenge.