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Rank

Ticker

Company Name

Last Price

1Y Return

Category Status

1

CHOP

Choppies Enterprises

P1.49

+112.9%

Outlier Gainer

2

BTCL

Botswana Telecommunications

P1.46

+28.1%

Double-Digit Growth

3

PTPH

Primetime Property Holdings

P1.90

+18.0%

Double-Digit Growth

4

SECH

Sechaba Brewery Holdings

P40.50

+9.5%

Solid Gain

5

FNBB

First National Bank Botswana

P5.70

+7.3%

Solid Gain

6

RDCP

RDC Properties

P2.57

+7.1%

Solid Gain

7

CAS

CA Sales Holdings

P14.15

+6.8%

Solid Gain

8

SEF

Sefalana Holding

P16.00

+6.7%

Solid Gain

9

CHOB

Chobe Holdings

P18.65

+6.3%

Solid Gain

10

ABBL

Absa Bank Botswana

P7.65

+4.8%

Positive

11

OCCL

Olympia Capital

P0.28

+3.7%

Positive

12

BIHL

Botswana Insurance Holdings

P23.75

+3.2%

Positive

13

SCBB

Standard Chartered Bank

P8.76

+0.8%

Marginal Gain

14

NAP

New African Properties

P4.06

+0.5%

Marginal Gain

15

LLR

Letlole La Rona

P3.05

0.0%

Flat

15

BBS

BBS Bank

P0.70

0.0%

Flat

15

SHUM

Shumba Energy

P0.90

0.0%

Flat

15

MIN

Minergy

P0.40

0.0%

Flat

15

ENG

Engen Botswana

P14.25

0.0%

Flat

15

ACC

Access Bank Botswana

P2.04

0.0%

Flat

15

SEED

Seed Co International

P3.50

0.0%

Flat

15

FPC

Far Property

P1.80

0.0%

Flat

23

CRE

Cresta Marakanelo

P1.17

-8.6%

Decline

24

TURN

Turnstar Holdings

P2.06

-8.8%

Decline

25

G4S

G4S (Botswana)

P0.91

-9.0%

Decline

26

LETS

Letshego Africa Holdings

P0.85

-19.0%

Major Contraction

Market Breakdown & Performance Tiers

1. High-Performance Outliers (>20% Gains)

  • Choppies Enterprises (CHOP) — +112.9% (P1.49): The retail heavyweight delivered a massive multi-bagger performance over the 12-month period, topping the entire chart by more than double its starting valuation.

  • Botswana Telecommunications (BTCL) — +28.1% (P1.46): Leading the telecom sector, BTCL logged stellar double-digit capital growth on top of high dividend yields.

2. Strong Expansion Tier (6% to 18% Gains)

  • Primetime Property (PTPH) — +18.0% (P1.90): The top-performing real estate counter, driven by cross-border revenue expansion and asset recycling gains.

  • Sechaba Brewery (SECH) — +9.5% (P40.50): The highest absolute price counter on the domestic main board delivered steady defensive appreciation.

  • First National Bank Botswana (FNBB) — +7.3% (P5.70): Outperformed its banking peers on capital efficiency.

  • RDC Properties (RDCP) — +7.1% (P2.57): Leveraged its multi-national real estate footprint.

  • CA Sales Holdings (CAS) — +6.8% (P14.15): Consistent top-tier wholesale distribution performance.

  • Sefalana Holding (SEF) — +6.7% (P16.00): Insulated earnings model across retail and wholesale.

  • Chobe Holdings (CHOB) — +6.3% (P18.65): High-margin premium safari tourism yield.

3. Moderate to Low Single-Digit Gainers (0.5% to 5% Gains)

  • Absa Bank Botswana (ABBL) — +4.8% (P7.65)

  • Olympia Capital (OCCL) — +3.7% (P0.28)

  • Botswana Insurance Holdings (BIHL) — +3.2% (P23.75)

  • Standard Chartered (SCBB) — +0.8% (P8.76)

  • New African Properties (NAP) — +0.5% (P4.06)

4. Anchored / Neutral Counters (0.0% Change)

Eight equities recorded net-neutral 1-year capital price movements, maintaining baseline stability:

  • Letlole La Rona (LLR) — P3.05

  • BBS Bank (BBS) — P0.70

  • Shumba Energy (SHUM) — P0.90

  • Minergy (MIN) — P0.40

  • Engen Botswana (ENG) — P14.25

  • Access Bank Botswana (ACC) — P2.04

  • Seed Co International (SEED) — P3.50

  • Far Property (FPC) — P1.80

5. Negative Contraction Zone (-8.6% to -19.0%)

  • Cresta Marakanelo (CRE) — -8.6% (P1.17): Experienced downward pressure due to urban hotel operating cost inflation and lease drags.

  • Turnstar Holdings (TURN) — -8.8% (P2.06): Impacted by rising local borrowing costs and office vacancy drag.

  • G4S Botswana (G4S) — -9.0% (P0.91): Operational margin pressure in security services.

  • Letshego Africa Holdings (LETS) — -19.0% (P0.85): Suffered the largest annual contraction on the board, reflecting pan-African credit impairments and subsidiary debt restructuring drag.

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    Source: simplywallst