Stockbroking firm Imara Edwards Securities (Private) Limited said the turnover yesterday stood at 133.12 points up from 132.84 points on Thursday.
The Mining Index, on the other hand stood at 110.12 points which was similar to Thursdays figure.
The turnover stood at $5,079,133.11.
Imara said the large chunk of this turnover was gobbled by Delta that saw a total of 3,7 million shares changing hands.
It said Hunyani Holdings Limited had a book over of 20 million shares and a Special Bargain of more than eight million shares in Mashonaland holdings Limited.
Imara said the rest of the funds were evenly distributed among the remaining counters of the ZSE.
It said the Industrial Index gained by 0,21 percent while the Mining Index traded flat.
Fidelity Insurance Limited put on 1 cent to close at 12 cents, while Hunyani gained 1 cent also to close at 9 cents on the ZSE.
On Friday last week the TSL share price stood at 9 cents to close for the week.
"The Industrial Index stood at 132.03, down from 132.27 on Thursday," the ZSE said.
"The Mining Index, on the other hand, stood at 105.67 points up from the 101.09 points previously."
The ZSE said SeedCo Limited had 3 cents up on the share price to end the week at 85,00 cents.
It said 40 counters traded, 11 gained, 10 shed while 19 were unchanged last week.
The 17,5 percent gain in Rio Zimbabwe Limited (Rio) to trade at 47,00 cents pushed the Mining Index to 3,65 percent to 105,67 points.
Falcon Gold Zimbabwe Limited (Falgold) traded at its previous price of 35,00 cents while Bindura Corporation Limited (Bindura) and Hwange Colliery Company Limited (Hwange) did not trade, the ZSE said.
On Wednesday last week the Mining Index had bashed the 100 point mark, which was history this year.
The Industrial Index stood at 132.04 points on Wednesday up from 131.72 points previously.
The Mining Index, on the other hand, stood at 101.68 points up from 97.20 points previously.
"For the second consecutive day, both the indices traded firmer with the Industrial Index putting on 0,24 percent and the Mining Index, 4,61 percent, respectively," Imara said.
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