The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) delivered impressive results in the second quarter of 2026, with market capitalization surging by 79.11% to TZS 35.175 trillion.This growth was driven by a significant increase in equity turnover, which jumped by 227.24% to TZS 496.795 billion.Five new deb securities were listed during the quarter, reflecting renewed investor confidence and market activity.DSE plc's profit before tax rose by 74.28% to TZS 2.64 billion from TZS 1.52 billion, while net profits increased by 64.58% to TZS 2.38 billion.The week-by-week performance also showed resilience, with equity turnover growing by +10.75% in Week 29 of 2026 to TZS 177.04 billion.Key performers included TCCL (+7.21%), MKCB (+5.29%), and TBL (+2.82%), while underperformers like SWIS (-9.89%) and DCB (-9.09%) saw sharp declines.The bond market also showed strong momentum, with turnover increasing by 88.80% week-on-week to TZS 174.83 billion.

These figures highlight the DSE's growing importance as a hub for capital raising in Tanzania, supported by partnerships like TIB Rasilimali and Orbit Securities aiming to expand financing opportunities for public institutions and private companies.