Stock Price
8,951.00
Daily Change
-216.00 -2.36%
Monthly
-6.59%
Yearly
14.61%
Q4 Forecast
8,893.31



Peers Price Chg Day Year Date
Absa 21,100.00 -430.00 -2.00% 13.71% Oct/01
Alexander Forbes Holdings 750.00 -5.00 -0.66% -1.32% Oct/01
Capitec Bank Holdings 418,800.00 -15,755.00 -3.63% 22.20% Oct/01
FCMB 11.45 0 0% 5.05% Sep/30
Fidelity Bank 21.65 -1.40 -6.07% 5.61% Sep/30
Firstrand 8,951.00 -216.00 -2.36% 14.61% Oct/01
Investec 610.00 -13.50 -2.17% 9.22% Oct/01
Nedbank 28,334.00 -675.00 -2.33% 29.16% Oct/01
Rmb Holdings 60.00 0 0% 46.34% Oct/01
Sberbank 276.39 2.47 0.90% -3.10% Oct/01

Indexes Price Day Year Date
SA40 100173 -617.48 -0.61% -0.92% Oct/01
SAALL 107763 -743.79 -0.69% -0.30% Oct/01

Firstrand traded at 8,951.00 this Thursday October 1st, decreasing 216.00 or 2.36 percent since the previous trading session. Looking back, over the last four weeks, Firstrand lost 6.59 percent. Over the last 12 months, its price rose by 14.61 percent. Looking ahead, we forecast Firstrand to be priced at 8,893.31 by the end of this quarter and at 8,051.59 in one year, according to Trading Economics global macro models projections and analysts expectations.

FirstRand Limited provides banking, insurance and investment products and services to retail, commercial, corporate and public sector customers in South Africa and various African countries. The Company consists of a portfolio of financial services franchises, including First National Bank (FNB), a retail and commercial bank; Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), a corporate and investment bank; WesBank, its installment finance business, and Ashburton Investments, its investment management business. The Company's segments include FNB, FNB Africa, RMB, WesBank and FCC. FNB includes activities in the retail and commercial segments in South Africa. RMB includes activities in the corporate and investment banking segments in South Africa. WesBank includes activities in asset-based finance and related products in the retail, commercial and corporate segments of South Africa and rest of Africa, and asset-based motor finance through MotoNovo Finance in the United Kingdom.