The ownership of a company can be shared by many people and organisations. A share is a unit of ownership. When you own a share you become a part-owner (shareholder) of a company and you will have the right to receive any dividends paid on each share that you own, receive an electronic or paper [...]
The tax consequences of keeping or selling your shares, or buying more shares, depend on your own circumstances and the country in which you are resident. If you are in any doubt about your tax position, you should seek independent professional advice.
The share price will be influenced by a number of factors, some of which are outside the company's control.The factors may include:the performance and prospects of the company or the industry in which the company operates;political, general economic, financial and stock market conditions;perceptions of investors about the above factors.As with all listed shares, the share [...]
Soon after the trading session on a daily basis, the ‘Share Quote’ table on the landing page of this website is updated with results of trading in our shares. You may also want to view the share price performance over a range of periods on our interactive share trading graph which is also available on [...]
When you buy shares in OK Zimbabwe, or any listed company for that matter, you should get a contract note and then a share certificate from the broker through which you bought your shares.
Share prices generally change on a daily basis. To value your portfolio, simply multiply the number of shares you own in OK Zimbabwe by the current share price as available in the Share Quote. Note that this value excludes transaction costs, which vary by country of jurisdiction.