Namibia 30 Index

19/05/2026

Do you follow Namibia’s local capital markets on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX)? If so, you may want to pay attention to Namibia 30 Index (NAX30)’s daily opening and closing simulations.

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16/05/2026

NAX30 Weekly Market Brief — Week Ending 15 May 2026

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) closed the week on a constructive note following a series of broadly positive sessions on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX), supported by resilient local financials and stronger participation from dual-listed constituents.

Trading activity during the week reflected improving market breadth across both the NSX Local Index and NSX Overall Index, with multiple sessions showing synchronized participation between Namibia-local equities and externally linked counters.

The strongest momentum emerged during the post-holiday reopening session on Friday, 15 May 2026, following Namibia’s Ascension Day public holiday on Thursday. The market opened with broad upside participation, driven by:
• financial-sector resilience,
• supportive dual-listed market conditions,
• post-holiday repricing activity, and
• constructive investor sentiment across the broader basket.

NAX30 closed the week at 10,456.72 points, representing continued recovery and strengthening market participation compared to the earlier consolidation sessions observed during the week.

Key themes observed during the week included:
• resilient Namibian banking and financial counters,
• stabilization in dual-listed securities,
• controlled market consolidation after stronger rallies,
• and improving synchronization between the NSX Local and Overall indices.

The week’s closing structure suggests:

broad-based constructive participation
rather than isolated speculative movement

which remains structurally supportive for the benchmark heading into the new trading week.

Regulatory notice: NAX30 is presented as a benchmark and does not represent a financial instrument, investment product, or offer to the public.

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15/05/2026

Today’s Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) opening simulation reflects one of the stronger broad-based openings seen in recent sessions, following Namibia’s public holiday interruption and renewed participation across both local and dual-listed constituents.

The simulated opening of 10,421.86 points represents a gain of +83.42 points (+0.81%) from the previous session close, supported by synchronized strength across financials, dual-listed counters, and broader market participation on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX).

Key contributors to the stronger opening profile include:

• resilient Namibian financials
• supportive dual-listed market sentiment
• post-holiday repricing activity, and
• broader participation across the NAX30 basket.

The session structure suggests:

broad-based participation
rather than isolated sector movement

which is structurally constructive for the benchmark.

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08/05/2026

NAX30 Weekly Market Brief — Week Ending 8 May 2026

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) recorded a constructive trading week following the resumption of activity on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) after the public holiday on Monday, 4 May 2026.

The week began on Tuesday, 5 May 2026 with a positive reopening gap, reflecting accumulated external market repricing during the non-trading period. NAX30 opened at 10,078.64 points, up +72.16 points (+0.72%) from the previous trading session close of 10,006.48 points recorded on 30 April 2026.

Positive momentum continued into Tuesday’s close, with the index settling at 10,089.72 points, representing a total gain of +83.24 points (+0.83%) from the prior pre-holiday close.

On Wednesday, 6 May 2026, the market strengthened further as financial-sector and dual-listed constituents supported broader index appreciation. NAX30 closed at 10,236.82 points, up +147.10 points (+1.46%) from Tuesday’s close.

By Thursday, 7 May 2026, market conditions shifted into consolidation mode. While the NSX Overall Index remained relatively firm, the NSX Local Index traded broadly flat with slight softness at the open, indicating stabilization following the earlier repricing activity. NAX30 closed at 10,276.44 points, preserving the majority of gains accumulated earlier in the week.

Overall, the NAX30 advanced from 10,006.48 points to 10,276.44 points during the shortened trading week, representing a net gain of +269.96 points (+2.70%).

The week’s performance reflects a combination of:

• post-holiday external repricing,
• resilient financial-sector participation,
• stable local equity conditions, and
• continued influence from dual-listed securities within the Namibian market structure.

Regulatory notice: NAX30 is presented as a benchmark and does not represent a financial instrument, investment product, or offer to the public.

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05/05/2026

NAX30 Market Brief — 5 May 2026

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) resumed trading with a positive gap at the open, following the reopening of the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) after the recent public holidays.

The index opened at 10,078.64 points, representing a +72.16 point increase (+0.72%) from the previous trading session close of 10,006.48 points (30 April 2026). This upward adjustment reflects accumulated price movements in dual-listed securities and external market activity during the non-trading period.

During the session, market activity remained measured, consistent with NSX trading dynamics. The index closed at 10,089.72 points, marking a further +11.08 point increase (+0.11%) from the opening level.

Overall, the NAX30 recorded a total gain of +83.24 points (+0.83%) from the prior close to the current session close.

The session reflects a combination of reopening price adjustment and selective participation, with index movement driven by both external repricing and isolated trades across constituent securities.

Regulatory notice: NAX30 is presented as a benchmark and does not represent a financial instrument, investment product, or offer to the public.

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01/05/2026

NAX30 Market Update — 1 May 2026

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) remains unchanged today, as the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) is closed in observance of International Workers' Day.

Accordingly, the index continues to reflect the prior session’s closing level of 10,006.48 points as of 30 April 2026.

Normal market activity and index updates will resume in the next trading session.

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29/04/2026

NAX30 Market Update — 29 April 2026 (Opening)

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) opened the session broadly flat with a slight upward bias, reflecting limited early price discovery across constituents listed on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX).

Early trading conditions on the NSX remain consistent with structural market characteristics, where activity is typically concentrated in a small number of counters, while several securities record no immediate trades.

The marginal uptick observed at the open is attributable to isolated positive price prints in select local equities, while the majority of constituents remained unchanged. This results in a flat baseline with a slight upward adjustment rather than broad-based market movement.

Overall, the session reinforces the microstructure of the Namibian equity market, where opening levels are shaped more by selective trades than continuous price formation.

Notice: Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) is presented as a benchmark and does not represent a financial instrument, investment product, financial advice, or offer to the public.

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28/04/2026

NAX30 Market Brief — 28 April 2026 (Closing)

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) closed lower on 28 April 2026, reflecting a broad risk-off tone across global equity markets and its transmission through dual-listed constituents on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX).

The decline was primarily driven by weakness in resource-linked counters, particularly Anglo American plc, which exerted a disproportionate impact on the index due to its elevated price level within the basket. This effect was only partially offset by relative stability and modest gains in financial counters such as Standard Bank Group Ltd and FirstRand Ltd.

Local NSX-listed equities remained largely unchanged, consistent with limited intraday liquidity and low trading volumes. As a result, downward pressure originating from dual-listed securities was not materially absorbed at the local level.

Overall, the session highlights the structural sensitivity of Namibia’s equity benchmark to global market dynamics, particularly through its exposure to externally priced dual-listed instruments.

Regulatory notice: NAX30 is presented as a benchmark and does not represent a financial instrument, investment product, or offer to the public.

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28/04/2026

Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) Opens Near Flat at 10,086.10 Points

The Namibia 30 Index (NAX30) opened the trading session at 10,086.10 points, broadly flat relative to the prior close, reflecting limited early movement across its underlying constituents listed on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX).

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A blockchain-native digital benchmark referencing 30 selected securities listed on the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX).

28/04/2026

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