📈 Zambia's Domestic Wealth on LuSE Passes K100 Billion (Ex-Shoprite) As of the market close on 2 June 2025, the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE) has officially surpassed K100 billion in domestic market capitalisation (excluding Shoprite Holdings) — a tripling since 2021. Back then, we projected this would be the largest wealth expansion since the 2001–2011 ‘Golden Decade’, which saw a 10x growth in the market. That prediction is now a reality. 💼 Top 5 Stocks (76% of Total Market Cap): ➡ CEC – K29.5B ➡ ZCCM – K16.2B ➡ ZSUG – K13.2B ➡ ATEL – K9.8B ➡ ZNCO – K7.98B 🌍 In USD terms, the domestic market cap stands at $3.73 billion, up from $1.94B in 2021. This marks the highest dollar valuation since 2014, and the first time in over a decade that Zambia’s domestic market has exceeded the $3B mark.