110,934.23
+0.69% today
Precious metals, global consumer names and domestic infrastructure constraints.
1 Week
+2.22%
1 Month
-2.30%
Year to date
-4.44%
52-week range
106,046.60 — 129,339.00
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Top holdings · share of index
The largest members of the index with their approximate weight. Click any company for its price history and recent news.
Company
Index weight
Price
1D
1M
YTD
1Y
Naspers
NPN.JO · INTERNET
13.2%
ZAC 72,065.00
+0.25%
-1.22%
-35.18%
British American Tobacco
BTI.JO · STAPLES
7.5%
ZAC 97,865.00
+1.97%
+6.88%
+5.82%
FirstRand
FSR.JO · FINANCIALS
6.1%
ZAC 9,017.00
+0.28%
-3.95%
-0.51%
Anglo American
AGL.JO · MINING
5.4%
ZAC 89,630.00
+0.59%
+4.55%
+29.23%
Gold Fields
GFI.JO · MINING
5.0%
ZAC 62,762.00
+3.20%
-10.15%
-12.73%
Standard Bank
SBK.JO · FINANCIALS
4.6%
ZAC 30,787.00
+0.52%
-1.76%
+5.64%
AngloGold Ashanti
ANG.JO · MINING
4.2%
ZAC 154,470.00
+2.69%
-5.69%
+8.86%
Capitec Bank
CPI.JO · FINANCIALS
3.8%
ZAC 445,448.00
+1.01%
-0.64%
+6.32%
MTN Group
MTN.JO · TELECOM
2.9%
ZAC 18,913.00
+1.08%
-4.59%
+11.31%
Key drivers
Gold and PGM prices
Rand
Electricity supply
SARB policy
Global risk appetite
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