NSE’s best, worst stocks during Covid-19 revealed

The market data shows that among actively traded stocks, 27 or 47 per cent of the companies registered gains while 30 or 53 per cent posted losses. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Troubled Kenya Airways #ticker:KQ leads a group of loss-making companies to emerge with the best stocks from a period when the country imposed tight coronavirus restrictions and the market shed Sh18 billion.

Bamburi Cement #ticker:BAMB ranks worst.

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