Market Listing
As of September 2010 there are fifteen listed companies, five corporate bonds and eight government bonds. The table below summarises the current market listings:
| Symbol | Company | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01.TOL | Tol Gases Limited | Production of Oxygen, Industrial Gases, Welding Equipment |
| 02.TBL | Tanzania Breweries Limited | Beer Brewing, Beer Marketing Beer Distribution |
| 03.TATEPA | Tanzania Tea Packers Limited | Tea Packaging & Distribution, Coffee Packaging & Distribution |
| 04.TCC | Tanzania Cigarette Company Limited | Cigarettes, Tobacco Products |
| 05.SIMBA | Tanga Cement Company Limited | Cement |
| 06.SWISSPORT | Swissport Tanzania Limited | Aviation, Ground Handling, Cargo Handling |
| 07.TWIGA | Tanzania Portland Cement Company Limited | Cement |
| 08.DCB | Dar es Salaam Community Bank | Banking, Finance |
| 09.NMB | National Microfinance Bank | Banking, Finance |
| 10.KA | Kenya Airways | Aviation |
| 11.EABL | East African Breweries Limited | Beer, Gin, Spirits |
| 12.JHL | Jubilee Holdings Limited | Insurance |
| 13. KCB | KCB Group | Banking, Finance |
| 14.CRDB | CRDB Bank | Banking, Finance |
| 15.NMG | Nation Media Group | Publishing, Printing, Television, Broadcasting |
| 16.ABG | African Barrick Gold | Mining |
| 17.PAL | Precision Air Services Limited | Aviation Services |
- East African Breweries and Kenya Airways are crosslisted at both the Uganda Securities Exchange and the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
- Nation Media Group and Kenya Commercial Bank Group are crosslisted on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, the Uganda Securities Exchange and the Rwanda Over The Counter Exchange
Read more about this topic: Dar-es-Salaam Stock Exchange
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