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The Botswana Stock Exchange Domestic Company Index or BSE DCI, and the Botswana Stock Exchange Foreign Company Index or BSE FCI are the principal stock indices of the Botswana Stock Exchange. Each is calculated from the weighted averages of the values of their category of stock. A third index value, the All Company Index, is derived from a weighted average of the two indices. On the Botswana Stock Exchange, a company that is designated as a "foreign company" is a company that is "dual-listed", meaning that it is also listed on another stock exchange.

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Index listings

as of December 2016 [1]

Domestic companies

SymbolCompanyIndustry
BARCLAYS Barclays Bank of Botswana Banking
BIHL Botswana Insurance Holdings Insurance
BTCL Botswana Telecommunications Corporation Telecommunications
CHOBEChobe Holdings Tourism
CHOPPIES Choppies Enterprises Retail
CRESTA Cresta Hotels Hotels
ENGEN Engen Botswana Petroleum
FPCThe Far Property Company LimitedReal Estate
FNBB First National Bank of Botswana Banking
FURNMARTFurnMart Limited (formerly Furniture Mart) Retail
G4S G4S Botswana Security Services
LETLOLELetlole La Rona Property Management
LETSHEGO Letshego Holdings Limited Finance
NAPNew African PropertiesReal Estate
OLYMPIA Olympia Capital Corporation Building Material
PRIMETIMEPrimetime Property Holdings Property Management
RDCPRDC Properties Property Management
RPC DATARPC Data ICT
SECHABA Sechaba Brewery Holdings Breweries
SEFALANASefalana Holding Company Wholesale
STANCHART Standard Chartered Botswana Limited Banking
TURNSTARTurnstar Holdings Property Management
WILWilderness Holdings Tourism

Foreign companies

The list of foreign companies as of December 2016 is: [2]

SymbolCompanyIndustry
ANGLO Anglo American Mining
BLUEBlue Financial Services Finance
GGGalane Gold Limited Mining
INVESTEC Investec Group Finance

Venture capital companies

Although not currently part of any official market index, a third BSE category, "Venture Capital Companies", is as follows (all companies are foreign-based unless otherwise disclosed): [2]

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References

  1. "Domestic Companies". Botswana Stock Exchange. Retrieved 19 December 2016.
  2. 1 2 "Foreign Companies". Botswana Stock Exchange. Retrieved 19 December 2016.