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J A M A I C A S T O C K E X C H A N G E
1JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
J A M A I C A S T O C K E X C H A N G E
2JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Table Of Contents
OUR SERVICES
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
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Jamaica Stock Exchange's Regulatory & Market Oversight Division
Preface ................................................................................................................ 4
JSE - At the heart of the regional financial markets ............................................ 5
Trading Holidays ............................................................................................... 10
Stock Market Review For 2009 ......................................................................... 12
Financial Year End and Dues Dates .................................................................. 18
Composition Of Indices ......................................................................................19
Quarterly Market Capitalization ......................................................................... 20
Quarterly Issued Shares & Par Values .............................................................. 24
Month-End Stock Prices ................................................................................... 26
Monthly Ordinary Transactions .......................................................................... 28
Monthly Block Transactions ............................................................................... 29
Monthly Trading Volumes .................................................................................. 30
Monthly Trading Values ..................................................................................... 34
Monthly High/Low Stock Prices ......................................................................... 38
Maximum and Minimum Indices ........................................................................ 41
Corporate Data ................................................................................................. 42
Daily Index and Trend Line ................................................................................ 44
Dividend Payment for 2009 ............................................................................... 45
Average Daily Volume, Value & Trades ............................................................. 51
Monthly Trades Per Company ........................................................................... 52
Top Twenty Price Appreciation .......................................................................... 55
JSE Month-End Index ....................................................................................... 57
The JCSD Registrar Services Unit .................................................................... 59
2009 Market Oversight Report .......................................................................... 61
Company Listing Fees and Trading Charges .................................................... 64
Our Stockbrokers .............................................................................................. 67
Index to Advertisers ........................................................................................... 69
Preface
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e have published the sixth edition of the Jamaica Stock Exchange's
Pocket Book at a very exciting time in world history. We are at the tail
end of the global recession, which has affected most economies and by
extension, the capital markets around the world since 2008.
In Jamaica a major action emanating from the global turmoil is the signal by the
government to implement the Jamaica Debt Exchange (JDX) as they take steps to
stabilize the economy towards the end of 2009. This process is expected to
culminate in the first quarter of 2010. In light of this action by the government the
prospect for the Capital Market is looking very good. As interest rates trend down,
undoubtedly, investors will be looking for opportunities. The Capital Market will be
very attractive in the ensuing year, as historically it is one of the few avenues that
have consistently shown very good returns over the long run. Now with the addition
of the Junior Market, the attractiveness of the Capital Market will be greatly boosted.
Consequently, the Stock Exchange feels compelled to provide all stakeholders with
information at their finger tips in order to allow investors and potential investors to
make informed decision critical to their financial health.
It is therefore with a sense of pride, that the Jamaica Stock Exchange presents this
7” x 4” hand book comprised of a compendium of facts, figures, charts and other
illustrations about the performance of the Jamaican stock market during 2009. This
type of historic data will indeed assist investors with current and comparative
information and also to act as a very good reference material for researchers,
students, analysts, financial planners, managers and educators who need to keep
abreast of the market.
You can also find an easy to read copy of the Pocket Book on our website at
www.jamstockex.com.
The publication of this book would not be possible without the encouragement of the
JSE's Chairman - Curtis Martin, General Manager - Marlene Street Forrest and our
Deputy General Manager - Robin Levy.
We thank all the members of staff for their support with this publication. We would
specially like to acknowledge the team behind this invaluable production, namely,
Riccalya Robb and Robyn Kay Deleon of the JSE's Market Operations Department,
who carefully prepared the data; Davia Eastman, Charlette Nugent and Michael
Johnson who provided the advertising and editorial co-ordination and support.
To all our advertisers who have stuck with us over the years and our first time
advertiser we say “thank you” again for making this publication possible.
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The Jamaica Stock Exchange: At the heart of Regional Financial Markets
Stock Market is an important part of our daily
lives and modern economies. Making sure we
are financially secure is a vital part of how our economy grows. And investing in securities is often a
significant component of an investor's portfolio.
Owning stocks means you own a slice of a public
company. The companies listed on the Exchange
are local, regional and global and form the core of
our private enterprise system. They spur job creation
and economic growth while creating products and
providing services that improve our quality of life.
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The Jamaica Stock Market is a vital link between companies needing capital and
Jamaicans with money to invest. When a company needs to raise money to expand,
it sells stocks or bonds to the public through the financial markets. Individuals
become investors in this company by purchasing those securities. As investors and
part-owners in companies of their choice, they are able to participate in the
companies’ growth and development. In turn, companies which raise capital from
the sale of shares are able to expand.
This helps to increase employment both directly and indirectly as more raw
materials and services are bought and additional suppliers and contractors are
hired. The increased economic activity helps to increase production and
strengthen the country's economy as a whole.
The number of Jamaicans who own stocks through individual investments or
through unit trusts is growing. And many more participate in the stock market
through investments in retirement funds, insurance companies and banks.
Owning stock allows investors, large and small, to share in the world's economic
growth and, vitality. Central to this activity is the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE),
where billions of dollars worth of stocks change hands annually. The JSE plays a
unique role in providing companies who list their securities on the Exchange with a
liquid market for the trading of those securities; benefiting all investors.
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To provide an additional channel for encouraging and mobilizing domestic savings
To foster the growth of the domestic financial services sector
To provide savers with greater opportunities to protect themselves against inflation.
To increase the overall efficiency of investment
To facilitate privatization.
To improve the gearing of the domestic corporate sector and help reduce corporate dependence on borrowing.
WHAT ARE THE BASIC FUNCTIONS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE?
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thThe institutional beginning of stock exchanges appeared during the 12 century in
Paris spreading to the great trading centres of the world-Amsterdam, Great Britain, th th
Denmark, Germany and France during the 16 and 17 centuries. The growth of
trade created a need for banks and insurance companies. A combination of
expanding activity and intermittent capital shortage stimulated the early issuers of
securities: governments, banks, insurance companies and some joint stock
enterprises, particularly the great trading companies.
From the existing exchanges of commercial bills and notes it was an easy transition
to the establishment of stock exchanges for securities. By the early 1600's shares
of the Dutch East India Company were being traded in Amsterdam and in 1773 th
London Stock Dealers moved into their own building. By the 19 century, trading in
securities on a formal basis was common in industrial nations. Today, trading is
conducted on over 120 stock markets worldwide.
HOW DID THE CONCEPT OF A STOCK MARKET DEVELOP?
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WHAT IS A STOCK EXCHANGE?
A stock exchange is simply a marketplace
where securities, that is, shares, stocks or
bonds are bought and sold quickly,
efficiently and under strict regulations for
the protection of investors.
HOW DID THE JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE BEGIN?
Before the Jamaica Stock Exchange began, Jamaicans would buy and sell shares
of corporations and companies through banks, lawyers and other individuals. The
Kingston Stock Market was established in 1961 under the guidance of the Bank of
Jamaica, to co-ordinate the activities of traders, or persons who bought and sold
shares on behalf of individuals. The Jamaica Stock Exchange itself, began
operations in February 1969 with one of its roles being to promote the development
of a vibrant capital market and to ensure orderly trading in listed securities, that is
stocks, shares or bonds that are traded on a stock exchange. The first official trade
on the Jamaica Stock Exchange took place on Monday, February 3, 1969.
IS THE JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE A GOVERNMENT ENTITY?
No. The Jamaica Stock Exchange is a public limited liability company. The Bank
of Jamaica was very active in the formation of the Stock Exchange and had taken
part in all the pre-incorporation discussions and negotiations. In the past the Central
Bank provided operating personnel for the Jamaica Stock Exchange, which was
accommodated at rented premises in the B.O.J. However, over the years the role of
the B.O.J. has deliberately decreased and today the Jamaica Stock Exchange
occupies its own building at 40 Harbour Street, Kingston and operates with its own
personnel.
WHAT IS THE STRUCTURE OF THE JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE?
The JSE is a demutualized Exchange and is governed by a Board of Directors which
is comprised of independent and non-independent directors. Independent
members can be drawn from the Bank of Jamaica, Ministry of Finance & Planning,
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica, Private Sector Organization of
Jamaica, the Jamaican Bar Association or any other organization which can provide
relevant input to the deliberations of the Board.
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The Chairman and Deputy Chairman are elected by the Board annually. The
General Manager/Secretary is in charge of the day to day operations of the Jamaica
Stock Exchange.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE BOARD OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE?
The Board of Directors is a self regulatory body that monitors the activities of the
stock market. The Board's functions include:
Setting guidelines and rules of operations at the Exchange.
To ensure that the stock market and its member dealers operate at the
highest possible standard.
To determine the shares to be listed on the Exchange.
To suspend from trading or de-list, companies which violate the rules of the
Exchange.
The decisions of the Board are arrived at on the basis of a majority vote.
DO ALL JAMAICAN COMPANIES HAVE
SHARES TRADED ON THE JAMAICA
STOCK EXCHANGE?
No. On any Exchange, only the stocks of those
public companies that are listed are traded.
That means a company must apply to the
Jamaica Stock Exchange and be approved to
have its shares traded. A company
considering listing on the Jamaica Stock
Exchange must meet the Exchange's listing
requirements which include a minimum level
of capitalization and the submission of
detailed financial reports.
Jamaica Stock Exchange has listings from Jamaica and within the Caricom and we
attract a wide range of companies. To be considered for a JSE listing, companies
must meet strict financial and regulatory criteria. Companies list as initial public
offerings (IPOs), by Introduction, Offer by Tender, Offer For Sale or by Placement .
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HOW ARE SHARES TRADED?
The Jamaica Stock Exchange operates like other stock markets in the world. You
choose a stockbroker, decide on a stock and place your order to buy or sell with your
broker. Once this is done, your broker will purchase or sell your shares, The trade is
complete when the trade that is placed by a buying broker on the electronic trading
platform matches the trade placed by a selling broker where the price matches.
WHAT MAKES THE PRICE OF SHARES GO UP AND DOWN ON THE STOCK
MARKET?
Shares prices are determined by supply and demand and on the confidence
investors have in their value. If there are more orders to buy a share than offers to
sell, the price will go up. If there are more offers to sell than to buy the price will go
down. The decision to buy or sell depends on the investor's overall opinion as to the
future prospects of a company's shares. This opinion is formed and influenced by
factors such as the company's growth prospects; the type of industry, individual and
corporate taxes and capital market conditions.
WHAT IS THE JAMAICA CENTRAL SECURITIES DEPOSITORY ?
In 1998 the JCSD, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Jamaica Stock Exchange was
established. It is a facility for holding securities which enables share transactions to
be processed by book entry.
A book entry system is an accounting system which facilitates the change of
ownership of securities electronically between parties without the need for
movement of physical documents.
WHEN DOES TRADING TAKE PLACE
ON THE JAMAICA STOCK
EXCHANGE?
Trading on the Jamaica Stock Exchange
is conducted on Monday to Friday
between 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. through
an electronic trading platform which was
introduced in 2000.
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Trading Holidays for 2009
January 1, 2009, New Year's Day
February 25, 2009, Ash Wednesday
April 10, 2009, Good Friday
April 13, 2009, Easter Monday
May 25, 2009, Labour Day
August 1, Emancipation Day
August 6, 2009, Independence Day
October 19, 2009, Heroes Day
December 25, 2009, Christmas Day
December 26, Boxing Day
JSE TRADING HOLIDAYS
Trading Holidays for 2010
January 1, 2010, New Year's Day
February 17, 2010, Ash Wednesday
April 2, 2010, Good Friday
April 5, 2010, Easter Monday
May 24, 2010, Labour Day
August 2, 2010, Emancipation Day
August 6, 2010, Independence Day
October 18, 2010, Heroes Day
December 25, Christmas Day
December 27, 2010, Boxing Day
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STOCK MARKET REVIEW FOR 2009
Economic Overview
The year 2009 brought about many interesting stories as economies struggled to
recuperate, investors seek good returns within a hostile environment and
governments shuffling to put in place the best monetary policies to strengthen
currency and stabilize growth. There were many highlights for the Jamaican
economy during 2009; the government in discussion for the International Monetary
Fund to lend US$1.25 billion; the Bank of Jamaica's governor Derick Latibeaudiere
and police chief, Hardley Lewin resign; the reform of the country’s budget and three
tax packages for the calendar year in an effort to minimize government spending
and absorbing revenues to cover government expenditure; global bond ratings
being slashed by Standard & Poor and Moody's Credit Rating agencies;
unemployment rate skyrocketed due to companies moving to restructure their
organizational charts to operate more efficiently.
During the third quarter period ended September 2009, the central bank continued
to decrease interest rates on open market instruments in an effort to continue on the
path in achieving a stabilized exchange rate, a strong net international reserve
account and positive trends in inflation rate. Streamlining towards the year end, the
exchange rate was relatively stable as there was a fair increase of $9.1346 or 11.35
percent to close the year at $89.6059; net international reserves slightly declined by
US$36.59 million, closing with US$1,736.35 million when compared to 2008 and
the inflation rate for the calendar year closed with 10.2 percent, a decrease of 6.6
percent when compared to the 16.8 percent recorded in 2008.
Indices
The trading year started out with values of the JSE Main Index, All Jamaican
Composite Index and the JSE Select Index being 80,152.02 points, 73,994.96
points and 1,984.74 points, respectively. However, the JSE Main Index advanced
by 3,169.94 points or 3.95% to close at 83,321.96 points whilst the JSE Select Index
and the All Jamaican Composite Index declined. The JSE Select Index fell by 88.69
points or 4.47% to close at 1,896.05 points and the All Jamaican Composite Index
declined by 2,999.16 points or 4.05%, closing at 70,995.77 points.
During the one year period, the JSE Cross Listed Index and JSE Junior Market
Index were introduced on February 2, 2009 and March 2, 2009, respectively. The
latter, however, did not become active until October 30, 2009 due to the first
company of the junior market being listed on that date. The Cross Listed Index
declined by 37.08 points or 3.71%, closing at 962.92 points whilst the Junior Market
Index advanced by 50.01 points or 50.01% to close at 150.01 points.
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The period under review indicates that the three main indices recorded their highest
value in January 2009; such values of JSE Index, All Jamaican Composite Index
and the JSE Select Index were 87,501.69 points, 76,296.00 points and 2,084.99
points, respectively. It was however noted that the lowest values of the JSE Index
and All Jamaican Composite Index were recorded in April 2009 with values
78,482.98 points and 60,952.64 points, respectively, whilst the JSE Select Index
recorded its lowest value in March 2009 with 1,630.03 points. The Cross Listed
Index maintained its highest value of 1,000 points during February 2 and March 6,
2009 and recorded its lowest value of 887.63 points in November 2009. The Junior
Market Index' lowest value is the same as its opening value due to continuous
increases since it commenced at 100 points, whilst its highest value closed the year
with 150.01 points.
The JSE Index registered its highest one day loss by 2,596.47 points, with a
percentage of 3.09% on November 18, 2009. The JSE Index achieved its highest
one day appreciation of 3.64%, increasing by 2,949 points on November 23, 2009.
In reference to the monthly changes, the JSE Index suffered its greatest loss in
March with a decline of 4,068.80 points or 4.90% and in January the index had
appreciated by 7,054.87 points or 8.80%.
The All Jamaican Composite Index recorded its highest one day percentage
increase of 3.77% or 2,484.49 points on November 9, 2009. The index' largest one
day percentage declined by 6.14% on February 11, 2009, with a difference of
4,469.82 points. On a monthly basis the index achieved its highest increase in May,
by 6,110.14 points or 9.75%. The All Jamaican Composite Index however suffered
its highest monthly decline of 7,626.83 points or 10.07% as at the end of February.
The JSE Select Index recorded its highest one day percentage loss by 7.43% on
February 11, 2009, a difference of 145.13 points when compared to the previous
trade day. The Index however attained its highest one day percentage increase of
4.59%, on November 9, 2009, reflecting an increase of 83.06 points. The JSE
Select index gained 179.18 points or 10.54% at the end of May, indicating the
highest monthly appreciation, whilst at the end of March the Index suffered its
greatest monthly decline of 227.03 points or 12.19%.
The newly introduced Cross Listed Index recorded its highest one day loss of 90.79 points or 9.28% on November 18, 2009 and highest one day appreciation of 74.97 points or 8.45% within the same month, which was on November 23, 2009. Since its inception the Cross Listed Index experienced its highest monthly decline of 18.02 points or 1.83% in June 2009 and recorded its highest one month appreciation in August with 12.85 points or 1.35%.
The Junior Market Index two months activity indicates that December 2009 was the higher monthly increment of 24.60 points or 19.61% when compared to the previous month, November 2009.
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Trading Activity
For the one year period trading activity in regards to trading volume, value and
transactions all declined significantly due to the down turn been experiments in
economy over the past years, as well as increases in interest rates and government
papers. The total trading volume for ordinary transactions declined by 14,283 or
47.11% when compared to the 2008 corresponding period, recording a total of only
16,029 number of transactions. During the 253 days trading period 1.66 billion
ordinary units valued at $11.51 billion traded indicating a decline by 0.63 billion units
or 27.60% in volume and $12.87 billion or 52.77% in value when compared to the
one year period ended December 2008.
As at December 31, 2009, the total volume traded in the block market amounted to
102.74 million units pulling from 70 block transactions valued at $12.19 billion. The
average daily volume and value for the period under review was 6.57 million and
$45.51 million, respectively, indicating reductions in the average daily volume and
value of 2.61 million or 28.43% and $52.00 million or 53.33% when compared to the
corresponding period in 2008.
The advanced/ decline ratio, a method used to determine the movement in prices of
listed companies, depicts bearish performances during the one year trading period
as 18 companies appreciated in prices and 19 decreased. When compared to the
2008 corresponding period, 10 more companies had appreciated in prices whilst 11
had depreciated as at the end of December 2009.
Of the eighteen stocks that experienced price appreciation, only one company
experienced appreciation of 100%, whilst two companies experienced increases
ofover 50%. These companies were Ciboney Limited, which advanced by 100%,
Jamaica Broilers Group Limited which advanced by 55.00% and Pan Caribbean
Financial Services by 50.83%. The other advancers and top decliners for the year
ended December 31, 2009 are stated in table 1.
Volume leaders for the year were: Supreme Ventures Limited with over 651 million
units traded, valued at $1.47 billion, National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited
traded over 230 million shares valued at $3.25 billion and Pan Caribbean Financial
Services Limited with over 186 million units traded with a value of $2.63 billion.
All three stocks above represent the top leaders in reference to the companies with
the highest traded value.
On March 2, 2009 the closing price method was changed to a weighted average
price method in an effort to reduce the manipulation of stock prices in the market.
The Weighted Average Price (WAP) is a measure of the price at which all the day's
trading in a given security took place. WAP is calculated by taking the weighted
average of the prices of each trade.
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JSE Monthend Index Values for the one year period
ended December 31, 2008 & 2009
Top 10 Winners & Losers for the year ended December 31, 2009
The table below shows the top ten winners and losers change in percentage by
price movement for the year ended December 31, 2009.
Winners Losers
Ciboney Group
100.00%
Hardware & Lumber
(65.00%)
Jamaica Broilers Group
55.00%
Jamaica Money Market Brokers
(45.58%)
Pan Caribbean Financial Services
50.83%
Berger Paints (Jamaica)
(40.00%)
Pan Jamaican Investment Trust
44.00%
First Caribbean Intl Bank Jamaica
(39.52%)
Sagicor Life Jamaica
25.36%
Kingston Wharves
(35.83%)
Montego Freeport
22.58%
Lascelles, deMercado & Co
(34.73%)
Salada Foods Jamaica
19.23%
Radio Jamaica
(33.00%)
First Caribbean International Bank
17.94%
Gleaner Company
(32.95%)
Pegasus Hotel
17.59%
Cable & Wireless (Jamaica)
(24.00%)
Jamaica Producers Group
12.57%
Mobay Ice Company
(21.65%)
Market Developments for the year ended December 31, 2009
The Cross Listed Index was introduced on February 2, 2009 which tracks the
performance of the four cross listed companies listed on the JSE, those stocks that
originated from either the Barbados Stock Exchange & Trinidad Stock Exchange.
These companies include FirstCaribbean International Bank, Guardian Holdings
Limited, Sagicor Financial Corporation and Trinidad Cement Limited. Sagicor
Financial Corporation was later delisted and is no longer included in the calculation
of the cross listed index.
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The Junior Market was launched on April 2, 2009 but there were no companies
listed at the time of the launch. Access Financial Services Limited was the first
Junior Market listing on October 30, 2009. The JSE continues to work with those
small and medium size businesses that wish to be listed. The JSE has joined up with
Jamaica Trade & Invest Limited to assist these companies in an effort to shape their
organizational, financial and transparency framework to satisfy the listing
requirements.
Barita Investments Limited has applied for listing on the regular market with a
combined share offer of 100,000,000 Series A Redeemable Cumulative Variable
Rate Preference Shares, 100,000,000 Series B Convertible Cumulative Variable
Rate Preference Shares and 200,000,000 Ordinary Shares. The IPO was opened
on December 7 and closed on December 15. The public participated by taking up
99.99% of the Series A Redeemable Cumulative Variable Rate Preference Shares,
4.54% of the Series B Convertible Cumulative Variable Rate Preference Shares
and 19.63% of the Ordinary Shares. The Offers raised a total of $407,241,200.
Listing will take place at the beginning of the next year.
Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009 after being suspended on
December 22, 2008 due to the company participating in a winding up process.
Sagicor Financial Corporation delisted on September 16, 2009 due to low trading
activity in the company's shares.
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Listed Companies' Year End and Due Dates
CompanyFinancial
Year-End
Due Date
Audited for
Results
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
BERGER PAINTS LTD+
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CAPITAL & CREDIT MERCHANT BANK
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARLTON SAVANNAH REIT (JA.) LTD
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP LTD
DESNOES & GEDDES
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.
GLEANER COMPANY
GOODYEAR JAMAICA
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS LTD
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE
JAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUP
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES deMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD
MONTEGO BAY ICE
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA LTD.
NCB CAPITAL MARKETS LTD.
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS OF JAMAICA
PULSE INVESTMENTS LTD.
RADIO JAMAICA
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATION
SALADA FOODS JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD GROUP LTD.
SUPREME VENTURES LTD.*
TRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITED
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JSE ALL JAMAICAN COMPOSITE JSE SELECT 2009
JSE SELECT 2010
Composition of the Indices
JSE INDEX
BERGER PAINTS LTD
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CARLTON SAVANNAH REIT (JA)
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP LTD
C.M.P. INDUSTRIES
DESNOES & GEDDES
DYOLL GROUP
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.
GLEANER COMPANY
GOODYEAR JAMAICA
GRACEKENNEDY LIMITED
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS LTD
JAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUP
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES DEMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.
MONTEGO BAY ICE
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA LTD.
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS OF JAMAICA
PULSE INVESTMENTS LTD.
RADIO JAMAICA
RBTT FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED
SAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATION
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SALADA FOODS JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD LIMITED
SUPREME VENTURES LTD.
TRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITED
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
DESNOES & GEDDES
GLEANER COMPANY
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
LASCELLES DEMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
DESNOES & GEDDES
GLEANER COMPANY
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SUPREME VENTURES LIMITED
BERGER PAINTS LTD
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CARLTON SAVANNAH REIT (JA)
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP LTD
C.M.P. INDUSTRIES
DESNOES & GEDDES
DYOLL GROUP
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENT LTD.
GLEANER COMPANY
GOODYEAR JAMAICA
GRACEKENNEDY LIMITED
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JA. BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
JAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUP
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES DEMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.
MONTEGO BAY ICE
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS OF JAMAICA
PULSE INVESTMENTS LTD.
RADIO JAMAICA
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SALADA FOODS JA.
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD LIMITED
SUPREME VENTURES LTD.
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
19JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Quarterly Market Capitalisation 2009March 31, 2009
Issued Price Market Company Capital Mar-31 Capitalisation
BERGER PAINTS LTDCABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUPCARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.CARRERAS LIMITEDCIBONEY GROUP LTDDESNOES & GEDDESFIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANKFIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICAFIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.GLEANER COMPANYGOODYEAR JAMAICAGRACEKENNEDY LTD.GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.HARDWARE & LUMBERJAMAICA BROILERS GROUPJAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS LTDJAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUPKINGSTON PROPERTIES LIMITEDKINGSTON WHARVESLASCELLES deMERCADO & CO.MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.MONTEGO BAY ICENATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA LTD.PALACE AMUSEMENTPAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTDPAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUSTPEGASUS HOTELSPULSE INVESMENTS LTD.RADIO JAMAICASAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATIONSAGICOR LIFE JAMAICASALADA FOODS JAMAICASCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTSSCOTIA GROUP JAMAICASEPROD LIMITEDSUPREME VENTURESTRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITEDTOTAL
214,322,39316,817,439,741
927,565,945851,136,591485,440,000546,000,000
2,809,171,2641,525,131,934
265,756,730303,500,000
1,211,243,82759,400,000
331,226,569202,280,53480,842,023
1,199,276,4001,463,386,752
187,024,00668,800,102
1,072,649,57896,000,000
1,201,149,291563,065,690
6,161,5102,466,762,828
1,437,028547,924,039173,535,078120,165,973271,789,674351,976,991277,543,397
3,750,263,846103,883,290423,194,765
3,111,572,984516,397,918
2,637,254,926249,765,136
47,491,438,753
1.800.453.953.60
37.760.053.90
120.0020.0019.041.533.26
39.90320.00
5.103.506.00
16.074.503.05
300.011.951.55
16.0012.2260.0012.3424.7515.005.453.00
260.004.20
10.2813.0014.1514.752.50
80.00
385,780,3077,567,847,8833,663,885,4833,064,091,728
18,330,214,40027,300,000
10,955,767,930183,015,832,080
5,315,134,6005,778,640,0001,853,203,055
193,644,00013,215,940,10364,729,770,880
412,294,3174,197,467,4008,780,320,5123,005,475,776
309,600,4593,271,581,213
28,800,960,0002,342,241,117
872,751,82098,584,160
30,143,841,75886,221,680
6,761,382,6414,294,993,1811,802,489,5951,481,253,7231,055,930,973
72,161,283,22015,751,108,1531,067,920,2215,501,531,945
44,028,757,7247,616,869,2916,593,137,315
19,981,210,880588,516,261,524
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
20JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
IssuedCapital Jun-30
Price
June 30, 2009
CapitalisationMarket Issued
Capital Sep-30Price
214,322,39316,817,439,741
927,565,945851,136,591485,440,000546,000,000
2,809,171,2641,525,131,934
265,756,730303,500,000
1,211,243,827
331,445,161202,204,673
80,842,0231,199,276,4001,463,386,752
187,024,00668,800,102
1,072,649,57896,000,000
1,201,149,291563,065,690
6,161,5102,466,762,828
1,437,028547,924,039173,535,078120,165,973271,789,674351,976,991
3,757,814,987103,883,290423,194,765
3,111,572,984516,397,918
2,637,254,926249,765,136
47,162,189,228
1.50 0.36 2.92 3.99
44.45 0.04 3.61
118.88 12.75 26.00
1.45
42.46 320.00
4.91 4.24 4.10
14.01 4.50 2.30
280.00 1.72 1.91
16.00 13.00 60.00 13.19 33.00 12.51
5.48 2.50
5.20 7.51
16.12 17.48 15.50
2.10 57.00
214,322,39316,817,439,741
927,565,945851,136,591485,440,000546,000,000
2,809,171,2641,525,131,934
265,756,730303,500,000
1,211,243,82759,400,000
331,226,569202,280,534
80,842,0231,199,276,4001,463,386,752
187,024,00668,800,102
1,072,649,57896,000,000
1,201,149,291563,065,690
6,161,5102,466,762,828
1,437,028547,924,039173,535,078120,165,973271,789,674351,976,991277,543,397
3,757,814,987103,883,290423,194,765
3,111,572,984516,397,918
2,637,254,926249,765,136
47,498,989,894
1.600.444.364.60
41.010.044.00
118.9915.0025.50
1.353.26
48.03320.00
5.503.414.51
15.004.502.80
310.001.902.28
16.0013.0060.0015.4935.4912.54
5.441.73
260.004.788.90
16.0617.2215.10
2.0855.25
342,915,8297,399,673,4864,044,187,5203,915,228,319
19,907,894,40021,840,000
11,236,685,056181,475,448,827
3,986,350,9507,739,250,0001,635,179,166
193,644,00015,908,812,10964,729,770,880
444,631,1274,089,532,5246,599,874,2522,805,360,090
309,600,4593,003,418,818
29,760,000,0002,282,183,6531,283,789,773
98,584,16032,067,916,764
86,221,6808,487,343,3646,158,759,9181,506,881,3011,478,535,827
608,920,19472,161,283,22017,962,355,638
924,561,2816,796,507,926
53,581,286,7847,797,608,5625,485,490,246
13,799,523,764602,117,051,867
21JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
September 30, 2009
CapitalisationMarket
CompanyIssuedCapital Dec-31
Price
December 31, 2009
CapitalisationMarket
Quarterly Market Capitalisation 2009
321,483,590 6,054,278,307 2,708,492,559 3,396,034,998
21,577,808,000 21,840,000
10,141,108,263 181,307,684,314
3,388,398,308 7,891,000,000 1,756,303,549
14,073,161,536 64,705,495,360
396,934,333 5,084,931,936 5,999,885,683 2,620,206,324
309,600,459 2,467,094,029
26,880,000,000 2,065,976,781 1,075,455,468
98,584,160 32,067,916,764
86,221,680 7,227,118,074 5,726,657,574 1,503,276,322 1,489,407,414
879,942,478
19,540,637,932 780,163,508
6,821,899,612 54,390,295,760 8,004,167,729 5,538,235,345
14,236,612,752 522,634,310,900
214,322,39316,817,439,741
927,565,945851,136,591485,440,000546,000,000
2,809,171,2641,525,131,934
265,756,730303,500,000
1,211,243,827
331,705,747202,204,67380,842,023
1,199,276,4001,463,386,752
187,024,00668,800,102
1,072,649,57896,000,000
1,201,149,291563,065,690
6,161,5102,466,762,828
1,437,028547,924,039173,535,078120,165,973271,789,674351,976,991
3,758,566,835103,883,290423,194,765
3,111,572,984516,397,918
2,637,254,926249,765,136
47,163,201,662
1.20 0.38 4.41 4.00
35.02 0.10 3.42
117.94 12.70 27.97
1.16
40.50 299.50
3.50 4.96 4.00
25.89 5.00 3.08
250.00 1.99 1.90
15.67 16.00 60.00 18.10 36.00 19.99 5.44 2.01
7.02 15.50 16.62 19.57 18.00 2.01
72.00
257,186,872 6,390,627,102 4,090,565,817 3,404,546,364
17,000,108,800 54,600,000
9,607,365,723 179,874,060,296
3,375,110,471 8,488,895,000 1,405,042,839
13,434,082,754 60,560,299,564
282,947,081 5,948,410,944 5,853,547,008 4,842,051,515
344,000,510 3,303,760,700
24,000,000,000 2,390,287,089 1,069,824,811
96,550,862 39,468,205,248
86,221,680 9,917,425,106 6,247,262,808 2,402,117,800 1,478,535,827
707,473,752
26,385,139,182 1,610,190,995 7,033,496,994
60,893,483,297 9,295,162,524 5,300,882,401
17,983,089,792 544,882,559,526
BERGER PAINTS LTDCABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUPCARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.CARRERAS LIMITEDCIBONEY GROUP LTDDESNOES & GEDDESFIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANKFIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICAFIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.GLEANER COMPANYGOODYEAR JAMAICAGRACEKENNEDY LTD.GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.HARDWARE & LUMBERJAMAICA BROILERS GROUPJAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS LTDJAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUPKINGSTON PROPERTIES LIMITEDKINGSTON WHARVESLASCELLES deMERCADO & CO.MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.MONTEGO BAY ICENATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA LTD.PALACE AMUSEMENTPAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTDPAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUSTPEGASUS HOTELSPULSE INVESMENTS LTD.RADIO JAMAICASAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATIONSAGICOR LIFE JAMAICASALADA FOODS JAMAICASCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTSSCOTIA GROUP JAMAICASEPROD LIMITEDSUPREME VENTURESTRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITEDTOTAL
22JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
23JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Listed Companies Quarterly Issued Shares & Par Value 2009
Company March 31, 2009
Issued
Capital
June 30, 2009
Capital
Issued
BERGER PAINTS LTD
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP LTD
DESNOES & GEDDES
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.
GLEANER COMPANY
GOODYEAR JAMAICA
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JA. BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS LTD
JA. PRODUCERS GROUP
KINGSTON PROPERTIES LIMITED
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES deMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENT LTD.
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.
MONTEGO BAY ICE
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA LTD.
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS OF JAMAICA
PULSE INVESTMENTS
RADIO JAMAICA
SAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATION
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SALADA FOODS JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD LIMITED
SUPREME VENTURES LIMITED
TRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITED
TOTAL
214,322,393
16,817,439,741
927,565,945
851,136,591
485,440,000
546,000,000
2,809,171,264
1,525,131,934
265,756,730
303,500,000
1,211,243,827
59,400,000
331,226,569
202,280,534
80,842,023
1,199,276,400
1,463,386,752
187,024,006
68,800,102
1,072,649,578
96,000,000
1,201,149,291
563,065,690
6,161,510
2,466,762,828
1,437,028
547,924,039
173,535,078
120,165,973
271,789,674
351,976,991
277,543,397
3,750,263,846
103,883,290
423,194,765
3,111,572,984
516,397,918
2,637,254,926
249,765,136
47,491,438,753
214,322,393
16,817,439,741
927,565,945
851,136,591
485,440,000
546,000,000
2,809,171,264
1,525,131,934
265,756,730
303,500,000
1,211,243,827
59,400,000
331,226,569
202,280,534
80,842,023
1,199,276,400
1,463,386,752
187,024,006
68,800,102
1,072,649,578
96,000,000
1,201,149,291
563,065,690
6,161,510
2,466,762,828
1,437,028
547,924,039
173,535,078
120,165,973
271,789,674
351,976,991
277,543,397
3,757,814,987
103,883,290
423,194,765
3,111,572,984
516,397,918
2,637,254,926
249,765,136
47,498,989,894
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
24JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
September 30, 2009
Capital
Issued
December 31, 2009
Issued
CapitalDecember 31, 2009
Par Value
Listed Companies Quarterly Issued Shares & Par Value 2009
214,322,393
16,817,439,741
927,565,945
851,136,591
485,440,000
546,000,000
2,809,171,264
1,525,131,934
265,756,730
303,500,000
1,211,243,827
0
331,445,161
202,204,673
80,842,023
1,199,276,400
1,463,386,752
187,024,006
68,800,102
1,072,649,578
96,000,000
1,201,149,291
563,065,690
6,161,510
2,466,762,828
1,437,028
547,924,039
173,535,078
120,165,973
271,789,674
351,976,991
0
3,757,814,987
103,883,290
423,194,765
3,111,572,984
516,397,918
2,637,254,926
249,765,136
47,162,189,228
214,322,393
16,817,439,741
927,565,945
851,136,591
485,440,000
546,000,000
2,809,171,264
1,525,131,934
265,756,730
303,500,000
1,211,243,827
0
331,705,747
202,204,673
80,842,023
1,199,276,400
1,463,386,752
187,024,006
68,800,102
1,072,649,578
96,000,000
1,201,149,291
563,065,690
6,161,510
2,466,762,828
1,437,028
547,924,039
173,535,078
120,165,973
271,789,674
351,976,991
0
3,758,566,835
103,883,290
423,194,765
3,111,572,984
516,397,918
2,637,254,926
249,765,136
47,163,201,662
0.50
0.00
0.50
0.50
0.25
0.10
0.00
0.00
0.50
0.00
0.50
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.50
0.50
0.25
0.10
0.00
0.20
0.00
0.10
0.00
0.20
1.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
1.00
0.10
0.00
0.00
0.10
0.50
0.10
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
25JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Month End Stock Prices 2009
Company Jan Feb Mar Apr
BERGER PAINTS LTD
CABLE & WIRELESS (JA.) LTD.
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CARIBBEAN CEMENT CO.
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP LTD
DESNOES & GEDDES
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD.
GLEANER COMPANY
GOODYEAR JAMAICA
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JA. BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
JA. PRODUCERS GROUP
KINGSTON PROPERTIES LTD
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES DEMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD.
MONTEGO BAY ICE
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JA
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS
PULSE INVESTMENTS LTD
RADIO JAMAICA
SAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATION
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SALADA FOODS JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD LIMITED
SUPREME VENTURES LIMITED
TRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITED
2.02
0.50
4.00
4.50
52.00
0.03
4.15
122.00
21.00
22.07
1.70
3.26
44.00
320.00
9.01
3.62
5.00
15.05
4.65
4.75
449.99
2.10
1.65
16.00
17.00
61.00
15.00
35.00
17.50
5.50
2.50
260.00
5.70
8.80
15.00
16.50
16.20
2.90
80.00
1.90
0.40
3.40
4.00
43.00
0.05
3.85
122.00
20.00
23.20
1.65
3.26
43.00
320.00
9.00
3.26
5.00
16.00
4.50
3.90
400.00
2.00
1.55
16.00
15.49
60.00
12.50
28.50
15.00
5.45
2.15
260.00
5.00
11.50
16.20
15.00
13.50
2.01
80.00
1.80
0.45
3.95
3.60
37.76
0.05
3.90
120.00
20.00
19.04
1.53
3.26
39.90
320.00
5.10
3.50
6.00
16.07
4.50
3.05
300.01
1.95
1.55
16.00
12.22
60.00
12.34
24.75
15.00
5.45
3.00
260.00
4.20
10.28
13.00
14.15
14.75
2.50
80.00
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
1.78
0.43
4.00
4.08
39.00
0.05
3.90
119.97
20.00
19.00
1.55
3.26
43.01
320.00
5.10
3.19
6.00
15.00
4.50
2.60
300.00
1.90
1.55
16.00
12.39
60.00
13.00
26.00
13.50
5.00
2.00
260.00
4.18
10.65
13.00
16.00
13.80
2.12
80.00
26JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1.78
0.48
3.75
4.50
40.43
0.07
4.00
118.99
20.00
23.50
1.53
3.26
49.52
320.00
5.00
3.42
5.00
15.05
4.50
2.85
310.00
1.95
1.80
16.00
14.37
60.00
15.17
36.00
12.51
5.44
1.78
260.00
5.02
11.00
17.00
17.99
15.01
2.00
80.00
1.60
0.44
4.36
4.60
41.01
0.04
4.00
118.99
15.00
25.50
1.35
3.26
48.03
320.00
5.50
3.41
4.51
15.00
4.50
2.80
310.00
1.90
2.28
16.00
13.00
60.00
15.49
35.49
12.54
5.44
1.73
260.00
4.78
8.90
16.06
17.22
15.10
2.08
55.25
1.60
0.40
4.04
3.61
40.78
0.04
3.90
116.00
13.39
24.00
1.36
45.50
320.00
6.00
3.86
4.19
14.11
4.50
2.70
300.00
1.84
2.01
16.00
13.04
60.00
14.51
33.23
12.54
5.48
1.60
260.00
5.04
8.50
15.72
16.80
14.20
2.00
55.25
1.60
0.38
4.06
3.40
41.30
0.04
4.10
118.89
13.00
23.24
1.41
46.51
320.00
4.90
3.95
4.00
15.01
4.50
2.31
280.00
1.81
2.11
16.00
13.08
60.00
13.10
33.96
12.54
5.48
2.05
260.00
4.97
9.50
16.40
17.02
16.00
2.15
55.25
1.50
0.36
2.92
3.99
44.45
0.04
3.61
118.88
12.75
26.00
1.45
42.46
320.00
4.91
4.24
4.10
14.01
4.50
2.30
280.00
1.72
1.91
16.00
13.00
60.00
13.19
33.00
12.51
5.48
2.50
5.20
7.51
16.12
17.48
15.50
2.10
57.00
1.30
0.37
2.50
3.70
43.54
0.04
3.81
118.00
12.75
26.50
1.22
39.00
320.00
4.91
4.34
4.01
13.50
4.50
1.90
250.00
1.62
1.98
16.00
13.10
60.00
14.30
32.49
12.51
5.45
2.25
6.40
10.00
17.50
17.87
15.50
2.01
72.00
1.15
0.37
3.09
3.65
38.99
0.06
3.51
117.95
12.90
28.01
1.16
40.02
299.50
4.21
4.42
4.00
18.82
6.70
2.03
251.00
1.73
1.80
16.00
13.09
60.00
21.37
38.50
20.00
5.45
1.95
7.00
14.97
23.76
20.96
19.00
2.00
72.00
1.20
0.38
4.41
4.00
35.02
0.10
3.42
117.94
12.70
27.97
1.16
40.50
299.50
3.50
4.96
4.00
25.89
5.00
3.08
250.00
1.99
1.90
15.67
16.00
60.00
18.10
36.00
19.99
5.44
2.01
7.02
15.50
16.62
19.57
18.00
2.01
72.00
Month End Stock Prices 2009
27JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
MONTHLY ORDINARY TRADE STATISTICS
No. of
TransactionsMonth Volume 2009 Value 2009
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
TOTAL
1,336
1,474
1,531
1,123
1,117
1,167
1,412
1,322
1,285
1,145
1,570
1,547
16,029
112,655,167
47,038,295
469,424,168
81,663,869
85,753,852
23,566,257
64,738,956
120,260,945
154,016,795
36,567,726
319,278,919
147,193,475
1,662,158,424
$527,323,399.77
$368,618,533.91
$1,189,953,587.60
$707,093,996.49
$450,430,170.76
$200,622,078.72
$505,670,683.38
$1,198,222,930.12
$837,978,002.58
$240,680,599.07
$3,326,288,191.85
$1,961,496,299.49
$11,514,378,473.74
28JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
No. of
TransactionsMonth Volume 2009 Value 2009
MONTHLY BLOCK TRANSACTIONS STATISTICS
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
TOTAL
0
0
7
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
61
70
0
0
28,604,080
0
841,000
0
0
0
58,690,760
0
0
14,599,290
102,735,130
$0.00
$0.00
$162,831,787.40
$0.00
$38,358,010.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$418,465,118.80
$0.00
$0.00
$56,047,142.02
$675,702,058.22
29JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Jan Feb Mar Apr
Ordinary Shares
Monthly Trading Volume*
Berger PaintsCable & Wireless (Jamaica)Capital and Credit Financial GroupCaribbean Cement CompanyCarreras LimitedCiboney GroupDesnoes & GeddesFirst Caribbean International BankFirst Caribbean International Bank JaFirst Jamaica Investments Ltd.Gleaner CompanyGoodyear Jamaica LtdGraceKennedy LtdGuardian Holdings Ltd.Hardware & Lumber LtdJamaica Broilers GroupJamaica Money Market BrokersJamaica Producers GroupKingston Properties Limited Kingston Wharves Lascelles deMercado & Co. Mayberry Investments LtdMontego Freeport Ltd.Montego Bay IceNational Commercial Bank Ltd.Palace Amusement LtdPan Caribbean Financial ServicesPan-Jamaican Investment TrustPegasus HotelsPulse Investments Ltd.Radio JamaicaSagicor Financial CorporationSagicor Life JamaicaSalada Foods JamaicaScotia DBG InvestmentsScotia Group JamaicaSeprod LimitedSupreme Ventures LimitedTrinidad Cement Ltd.Total Ordinary (Monthly)
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
88,8143,686,9541,013,704
189,619698,412164,030635,56065,408
0252,227925,213
0445,690
0300
1,570,6682,955,168
75,758100
33,86946,172
1,993,037135,176
1,8151,919,502
046,515
356,633900
9,02080,553
500921,928132,064
1,472,0242,516,854
109,57688,833,606
0111,377,369
219,36812,008,071
127,477345,386283,621907,875743,725
0297
76,1421,317,954
0365,656
0208,287
2,490,636747,574
1,039,2493,500
48,71810,284
1,929,006296,046
01,123,465
4,10042,15270,05710,000
1002,173,221
01,163,382
26,560193,054
4,916,98510,548,773
913,6620
44,354,383
426,6393,837,1531,096,180
909,776499,306600,200
1,084,6357,701
0658,913343,906
0154,095
09,000
5,096,621681,082529,903
046,0251,327
5,215,567383,762
03,660,962
0789,454423,739
00
198,7320
2,561,58666,225
1,494,8354,837,594
186,277431,964,583
0467,765,778
519,28020,668,929
7,150182,120322,393
2,218,734480,62281,194
030,01882,000
099,1508,500
5004,254,411
291,42460,38510,00036,10134,406
1,497,4236,100
034,254,848
023,844
141,794930
5,00041,616
0728,53619,460
198,1272,887,8459,594,3452,034,700
080,821,885
30JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
May Jun Jul Aug Sep
21,80036,414,0271,348,694
595,211561,746
1,481,2661,000,110
44326,66313,766
1,088,8010
1,232,9040
51,0004,272,917
78,91712,51043,230
160,929754
2,259,079100,000
013,059,187
073,824
887,860854
5,3409,211
02,580,632
4,4501,039,1172,565,9041,403,500
11,934,1820
84,328,828
33,8792,494,610
175,5161,420,917
210,7302,003,0001,082,748
4,500115,044504,396
983,330
48,000720,792443,67163,241
161,900223,42822,299
1,756,438384,477
1,202,0340
15,00067,45930,000
053,658
01,041,523
37,029817,839
2,567,38759,849
3,394,164300,100
22,438,958
9,9777,167,196
260,1302,220,016
703,278
1,483,48277,1918,131
11,550341,116
2,167,542
1,76318,525,675
474,440242,067
95,209825
1,805,337212,560
7,299,620
343,25827,930
100,000241,878
1,141,28024,500
1,422,2135,297,2751,239,3609,968,126
62,912,925
22,83428,762,565
136,3651,699,847
632,845220,000263,01575,500
5,112149,580
2,216,173
1,557,994
49,0008,288,154
527,699130,983
177,90515,418
658,392201,146
61,687,449
161,276850,875
79,673
1,955,88116,384
920,8936,574,453
396,1011,095,537
119,529,049
68,31933,156,5951,245,387
616,2941,584,535
50,0001,613,750
25,24039,849
1,081,300755,646
2,216,711
29,14715,457,180
180,5483,428,472
386,263459,739
1,783,70097,654
4,584,197
416,390549,47963,927
1,294,690
858,5741,800
2,133,3874,746,045
584,35073,822,292
100153,331,560
Monthly Trading Volume*
31JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Oct Nov Dec Year
Ordinary Shares
Berger PaintsCable & Wireless (Jamaica)Capital and Credit Financial GroupCaribbean Cement CompanyCarreras LimitedCiboney GroupDesnoes & GeddesFirst Caribbean International BankFirst Caribbean International Bank JaFirst Jamaica Investments Ltd.Gleaner CompanyGoodyear Jamaica LtdGraceKennedy LtdGuardian Holdings Ltd.Hardware & Lumber LtdJamaica Broilers GroupJamaica Money Market BrokersJamaica Producers GroupKingston Properties Limited Kingston Wharves Lascelles deMercado & Co. Mayberry Investments LtdMontego Freeport Ltd.Montego Bay IceNational Commercial Bank Ltd.Palace Amusement LtdPan Caribbean Financial ServicesPan-Jamaican Investment TrustPegasus HotelsPulse Investments Ltd.Radio JamaicaSagicor Financial CorporationSagicor Life JamaicaSalada Foods JamaicaScotia DBG InvestmentsScotia Group JamaicaSeprod LimitedSupreme Ventures LimitedTrinidad Cement Ltd.Total Ordinary (Monthly)
34,3003,049,2831,931,660
465,488216,70092,759
3,676,96884,9002,600
21,98310,585,004
371,42500
1,963,932239,973522,450
0213,37318,174
2,364,77437,000
2,242,021100
37,890620,652
03,000
539,017
1,205,32954,136
133,3574,563,167
55,595307,378
10035,654,488
47,40917,459,900
552,872326,529
1,885,597452,405
2,364,59025,000
5,160170,358
27,707,226
981,1864,5001,924
5,137,630335,950621,731
3,097,16078,479
5,238783,578516,269
20,856,1330
183,858,118817,567145,581
05,878,724
3,116,78113,000
350,5882,139,874
428,51723,099,914
0303,265,488
817,8572,289,389
926,333412,399
1,823,759555,000
4,602,80622,388
104,766125,466
4,266,340
770,281
54,8338,790,140
196,0537,479,581
60,865336,765
2,474753,40077,94115,000
78,740,9020
1,124,528723,043
5,4811,906,000
321,936
10,003,6014,542,1781,800,9306,341,992
357,1883,946,722
0144,298,337
2,310,476
170,994,672
8,821,468
9,383,602
9,422,922
8,745,269
19,032,011
464,965
197,078
2,706,347
50,133,775
0
11,345,964
13,000
453,754
76,568,756
7,152,499
14,206,330
3,376,755
1,837,064
617,110
22,799,731
2,448,131
16,815
230,630,320
4,200
186,932,249
5,537,088
257,673
2,028,460
10,912,909
500
27,279,033
4,937,786
11,976,364
49,955,375
24,963,431
651,314,866
300,300
1,630,079,048
Monthly Trading Volume*
32JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
33JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Mar Apr
Ordinary SharesJan Feb
Berger Paints
Cable & Wireless (Jamaica)
Capital and Credit Financial Group
Caribbean Cement Company
Carreras Limited
Ciboney Group
Desnoes & Geddes
First Caribbean International Bank
First Caribbean International Bank Ja
First Jamaica Investments Ltd.
Gleaner Company
Goodyear Jamaica Ltd
GraceKennedy Ltd
Guardian Holdings Ltd.
Hardware & Lumber Ltd
Jamaica Broilers Group
Jamaica Money Market Brokers
Jamaica Producers Group
Kingston Properties Limited
Kingston Wharves
Lascelles deMercado & Co.
Mayberry Investments Ltd.
Montego Freeport Ltd.
Montego Bay Ice
National Commercial Bank Ltd.
Palace Amusement Ltd
Pan Caribbean Financial Services
Pan-Jamaican Investment Trust
Pegasus Hotels
Pulse Investments Ltd.
Radio Jamaica
Sagicor Financial Corporation
Sagicor Life Jamaica
Salada Foods Jamaica
Scotia DBG Investments
Scotia Group Jamaica
Seprod Limited
Supreme Ventures
Trinidad Cement Ltd.
Total Ordinary (Monthly)
177,882
2,085,284
4,005,440
757,357
27,362,353
7,190
2,630,673
7,859,776
0
5,373,013
1,627,634
0
19,710,743
0
2,703
5,518,343
19,075,256
1,337,435
465
161,621
20,406,930
3,816,792
222,016
29,040
32,852,565
0
625,151
9,967,055
15,750
49,580
214,863
130,000
4,684,911
1,343,965
17,932,992
41,917,008
1,946,686
290,460,519
0
524,308,992
418,359
4,791,736
483,577
1,403,727
13,068,997
45,694
2,952,874
0
5,940
1,767,919
2,185,267
0
15,490,934
0
1,774,647
8,743,437
3,276,260
17,420,022
16,000
215,771
3,403,355
3,842,023
459,124
0
16,710,885
246,000
563,789
2,059,851
150,000
545
5,481,955
0
5,649,500
292,772
2,927,951
76,115,094
168,712,070
1,867,455
0
362,543,531
775,784
1,602,823
4,067,167
3,174,034
19,307,630
30,010
4,203,729
926,040
0
12,868,529
519,708
0
6,221,744
0
52,000
18,539,979
3,837,956
9,634,184
0
151,739
438,607
9,917,601
565,505
0
49,460,277
0
9,858,845
10,479,479
0
0
451,624
0
11,546,156
690,975
19,401,542
75,484,342
2,530,824
909,531,235
0
1,186,270,068
884,722
9,148,256
28,550
696,582
12,455,549
110,937
1,884,143
9,663,255
0
570,357
127,460
0
4,116,505
2,720,000
2,550
13,936,220
1,747,918
949,500
45,000
97,837
10,137,179
2,673,349
9,455
0
421,573,532
0
311,057
3,876,179
12,555
25,000
83,864
0
3,118,842
207,249
2,580,706
45,100,769
151,809,425
4,370,942
0
705,075,445
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
Monthly Value*
34JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
May Jun Jul Aug Sep
40,636
17,224,521
4,110,403
2,627,056
22,552,633
78,063
3,917,946
52,713
532,376
314,265
1,690,186
0
57,568,492
0
255,100
15,259,738
407,960
191,096
184,558
427,231
231,220
4,534,465
180,000
0
167,160,858
0
1,070,345
30,924,041
10,684
29,050
16,503
0
12,369,357
47,669
13,849,203
42,484,705
21,051,160
25,224,699
0
446,618,928
53,789
1,104,248
719,255
6,479,827
8,771,956
100,120
4,277,077
0
70,985
2,774,871
707,997
0
46,785,710
0
261,095
2,584,925
2,166,958
948,564
798,400
673,774
6,860,670
3,337,938
784,456
0
15,804,191
0
228,886
2,409,222
381,576
0
94,431
0
5,031,980
329,290
13,582,867
45,251,525
936,594
6,877,762
16,581,900
197,772,838
15,973
2,882,444
1,030,544
9,377,833
29,192,516
5,816,409
9,173,946
116,952
289,850
464,642
99,850,418
10,578
67,419,703
2,026,873
3,424,160
276,835
247,500
3,363,000
457,916
95,232,962
5,324,991
935,935
548,000
342,556
5,545,323
206,450
23,298,494
90,627,497
18,402,846
21,537,490
497,440,636
36,669
11,429,578
551,656
5,840,698
27,042,961
8,800
1,071,199
8,974,750
66,480
3,505,620
3,072,039
72,102,184
240,800
33,806,149
2,243,518
1,933,950
442,972
4,608,082
1,196,714
433,546
839,248,240
2,182,200
29,015,628
175,728
10,235,673
149,477
15,050,753
113,455,026
6,075,001
2,267,785
1,196,463,875
106,139
13,217,551
3,771,334
2,199,933
66,677,581
2,000
6,837,735
3,000,570
509,291
28,113,800
1,095,687
93,992,872
143,070
65,633,232
732,343
44,725,298
891,624
128,903,410
3,327,827
186,519
59,659,996
5,496,202
18,307,827
799,727
2,970,907
4,542,054
15,508
34,488,294
83,416,850
9,064,427
149,905,606
5,700
832,740,914
Monthly Value*
35JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Oct Nov Dec Year
Ordinary Shares
Berger Paints
Cable & Wireless (Jamaica)
Capital and Credit Financial Group
Caribbean Cement Company
Carreras Limited
Ciboney Group
Desnoes & Geddes
First Caribbean International Bank
First Caribbean International Bank Ja
First Jamaica Investments Ltd.
Gleaner Company
Goodyear Jamaica Ltd
GraceKennedy Ltd
Guardian Holdings Ltd.
Hardware & Lumber Ltd
Jamaica Broilers Group
Jamaica Money Market Brokers
Jamaica Producers Group
Kingston Properties Limited
Kingston Wharves
Lascelles deMercado & Co.
Mayberry Investments Ltd.
Montego Freeport Ltd.
Montego Bay Ice
National Commercial Bank Ltd.
Palace Amusement Ltd
Pan Caribbean Financial Services
Pan-Jamaican Investment Trust
Pegasus Hotels
Pulse Investments Ltd.
Radio Jamaica
Sagicor Financial Corporation
Sagicor Life Jamaica
Salada Foods Jamaica
Scotia DBG Investments
Scotia Group Jamaica
Seprod Limited
Supreme Ventures
Trinidad Cement Ltd.
Total Ordinary (Monthly)
50,590
1,122,538
5,168,886
1,688,709
9,276,894
3,710
13,891,209
10,045,685
33,170
577,976
13,703,038
14,644,580
8,546,689
971,592
6,767,232
470,318
4,946,220
4,333,161
71,250
0
29,203,893
6,000
505,070
19,680,790
0
16,350
1,188,466
6,690,305
495,530
2,232,895
80,600,225
853,523
631,220
7,200
238,424,914
53,260
6,720,656
1,459,816
1,175,155
75,709,180
25,035
8,622,031
2,948,750
66,016
4,737,539
32,115,395
38,595,974
947,700
9,080
22,979,891
1,336,076
8,700,762
20,725,472
154,758
1,312,897
1,364,866
958,231
0
303,374,432
0
2,579,612,472
27,694,307
2,553,943
0
12,852,294
20,990,243
153,721
7,946,682
41,513,594
7,120,353
46,055,777
0
3,280,586,360
939,358
863,853
3,554,461
1,542,442
68,007,676
39,600
15,514,382
2,640,521
1,343,484
3,487,326
5,021,878
31,403,565
0
211,211
41,692,806
784,823
191,099,968
305,575
847,105
617,860
1,384,363
141,147
235,000
1,218,814,763
0
20,544,234
24,808,552
109,565
10,367,950
623,039
67,463,296
70,017,187
33,974,826
122,170,299
6,546,158
7,887,495
0
1,955,005,765
3,553,163
72,193,489
28,951,089
36,963,354
379,425,925
451,158
71,619,406
55,286,005
2,744,694
64,381,064
62,330,930
0
500,483,721
3,667,700
2,962,834
304,661,112
38,607,535
287,132,171
22,075,470
4,811,584
182,113,930
43,092,100
4,469,165
264,040
3,249,096,594
252,000
2,626,323,242
180,158,868
4,033,799
11,036,475
24,496,230
130,000
157,867,639
73,949,793
187,267,205
858,136,934
395,049,067
1,466,617,982
16,594,800
11,423,252,267
Monthly Value*
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Monthly High and Low Stock PricesMonthly High / Low Stock Prices
Ordinary Shares
High
January
Low High
February
Low High
March
Low
Berger PaintsCable & Wireless (Jamaica)Capital and Credit Financial GroupCaribbean Cement CompanyCarreras LimitedCiboney GroupDesnoes & GeddesFirst Caribbean International BankFirst Caribbean International Bank JaFirst Jamaica Investments Ltd.Gleaner CompanyGoodyear Jamaica LtdGraceKennedy LtdGuardian Holdings Ltd.Hardware & Lumber LtdJamaica Broilers GroupJamaica Money Market BrokersJamaica Producers GroupKingston Properties LimitedKingston Wharves Lascelles deMercado & Co. Mayberry Investments Ltd.Montego Freeport Ltd.Montego Bay IceNational Commercial Bank Ja. Ltd.Palace Amusement LtdPan Caribbean Financial ServicesPan Jamaican Investment TrustPegasus HotelsPulse Investments Ltd.Radio JamaicaSagicor Financial CorporationSagicor Life JamaicaSalada Foods JamaicaScotia DBG InvestmentsScotia Group JamaicaSeprod LimitedSupreme Ventures Ltd.Trinidad Cement Ltd.
Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) Ltd was renamed Kingston Properties Limited on October 29, 2009Goodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
2.020.655.005.00
52.000.054.50
122.00
22.601.80
46.00
9.014.007.33
22.004.654.80
450.002.301.80
16.0019.50
15.0040.0017.505.502.90
260.005.70
17.0015.0018.5017.803.30
2.000.503.503.73
35.500.034.10
120.00
21.001.50
42.00
9.013.225.00
15.054.654.70
326.001.801.55
16.0015.81
12.5124.9917.505.352.50
260.004.948.76
12.0016.0016.202.00
2.010.504.004.55
51.990.064.48
20.0025.38
1.84
44.40
9.014.005.00
23.004.604.75
400.002.351.60
17.1060.0017.2535.0015.00
5.452.70
5.7020.5019.5016.5616.19
2.10
1.900.363.003.90
42.000.053.80
20.0023.03
1.60
42.00
8.003.254.00
15.004.503.60
300.001.801.50
13.6060.0012.0027.5015.00
5.452.14
4.509.00
14.0814.0013.50
1.82
1.910.483.993.90
44.000.054.00
122.00
23.031.64
43.00
8.003.996.00
20.01
3.35400.00
2.001.55
15.00
13.0129.00
3.00
5.1011.5017.5016.0014.75
3.00
1.780.383.403.20
37.000.053.81
119.00
19.011.50
39.00
5.103.235.00
13.60
3.05300.01
1.751.45
12.00
12.0023.00
2.14
4.049.99
12.0014.0213.00
1.72
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Monthly High / Low Stock Prices
High
April
Low High
May
Low High
June
Low High
July
Low High
August
Low
2.050.464.004.20
40.000.054.00
120.00
19.051.60
45.00320.00
5.103.556.00
16.004.503.05
300.051.951.55
13.00
13.5031.9913.505.002.30
4.6010.6514.0016.0715.992.40
1.600.413.953.61
37.800.053.90
117.00
19.001.53
39.90320.00
5.103.105.51
15.004.502.60
260.001.531.55
12.00
12.9023.8613.50
5.001.98
4.0010.6512.9614.0913.51
2.10
2.000.484.505.00
43.500.074.00
118.9920.0023.501.60
51.05
5.103.655.99
15.504.602.85
320.002.291.80
15.00
15.2037.5012.515.441.80
5.7512.1517.3520.0015.012.20
1.780.422.553.89
39.000.053.80
118.9919.0020.07
1.50
42.01
5.003.105.00
15.003.992.35
300.001.821.80
12.20
13.1026.0012.51
5.441.78
4.309.50
13.1515.8113.80
2.00
1.600.484.504.90
45.000.054.00
19.9725.50
1.75
51.00
5.503.705.00
15.105.003.90
350.002.002.60
15.00
16.0037.0013.10
1.78
5.2010.0019.0018.9516.00
2.1569.00
1.560.423.954.35
40.000.043.85
15.0024.001.35
45.00
5.003.354.00
14.504.502.60
300.001.861.81
12.35
14.9034.9012.51
1.73
4.608.50
16.0017.0015.011.75
55.25
1.610.474.054.85
45.00
4.30118.8915.0026.00
1.50
48.05
6.004.004.55
16.25
3.50300.00
2.002.30
13.30
15.6135.50
5.481.60
5.208.50
16.5018.0015.10
2.40
1.600.403.203.40
40.10
3.80116.0013.0024.00
1.35
43.50
6.003.253.95
14.00
2.60300.00
1.822.00
12.91
14.5032.20
5.481.40
4.778.10
15.1016.7014.01
1.95
1.650.454.404.00
43.000.044.10
118.8913.0224.001.41
50.00
5.004.504.36
16.00
2.75299.00
1.972.50
14.00
14.0136.00
2.43
5.499.75
16.4018.0016.002.20
1.600.373.503.40
41.300.044.00
116.0013.0023.00
1.30
45.50
4.903.753.95
14.01
2.30280.00
1.802.11
12.91
13.1033.00
1.60
4.918.50
15.5816.8114.20
1.99
Monthly High and Low Stock Prices
39JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Monthly High / Low Stock Prices
September
High Low
October
High Low High
November
Low
December
High Low High
Year
Low
1.580.403.503.99
44.890.044.40
118.8913.0026.001.45
46.35
4.914.554.10
16.00
2.32300.00
2.001.91
13.30
13.5135.0012.51
2.85
5.809.50
16.7518.1516.252.24
57.00
1.500.362.803.40
41.350.043.50
118.0012.5026.001.45
41.50
4.903.873.95
13.00
2.30280.00
1.611.91
12.62
13.1232.0012.51
2.00
4.927.51
15.5116.5015.40
2.0057.00
1.500.393.004.00
43.550.043.87
118.8912.7626.501.45
43.00
4.604.10
14.05
2.31280.00
1.901.98
13.3060.0014.3033.50
5.452.80
6.5910.0017.5019.1015.502.20
72.00
1.300.352.503.40
42.000.043.70
117.0012.7526.011.20
38.00
4.214.00
12.00
1.90250.00
1.581.91
12.9360.0013.2231.00
5.452.20
5.108.50
15.1117.2015.002.00
72.00
1.300.443.094.00
44.300.064.25
117.9512.9030.001.20
42.00299.50
4.905.024.04
20.006.702.03
260.002.001.90
19.00
21.5039.0020.00
2.30
7.5014.9825.0023.0019.002.20
1.100.362.053.40
38.760.033.31
117.9512.7526.501.10
36.00100.00
4.214.313.90
13.005.001.91
250.011.651.77
13.00
14.0032.0017.50
1.95
6.108.50
17.6017.7115.101.87
1.210.404.694.00
39.000.104.00
117.9512.9028.011.29
41.50
4.215.204.02
26.005.053.30
260.001.991.90
16.0017.40
21.0038.5019.995.452.01
7.4516.0026.0021.5019.002.02
1.140.362.993.68
35.000.073.31
117.9412.7026.00
1.14
40.00
3.504.403.99
19.005.002.30
240.001.701.80
15.0013.12
17.8033.0019.99
5.301.85
6.519.00
16.0018.0018.00
1.90
2.050.655.005.00
52.000.104.50
122.0020.0030.001.84
51.05320.00
9.015.207.33
26.006.704.80
450.002.352.60
16.0019.5060.0021.5040.0020.005.503.00
260.007.50
20.5026.0023.0019.003.30
72.00
1.100.352.053.20
35.000.033.31
116.0012.5019.001.10
36.00100.00
3.503.103.90
12.003.991.90
240.001.531.45
15.0012.0060.0012.0023.0012.515.001.40
260.004.007.51
12.0014.0013.001.72
55.25
Monthly High and Low Stock Prices
40JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Maximum and Minimum Monthly Indices for 2009
JSE Index JSE Composite Index JSE Select
Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
87,501.69
87,142.97
82,665.78
80,311.68
82,837.63
83,076.98
81,026.40
80,434.32
80,519.86
80,793.06
84,114.32
83,404.85
85,034.13
81,831.69
79,022.64
78,482.98
79,714.41
80,866.14
79,304.49
79,704.43
79,453.70
79,412.84
80,526.03
81,716.19
76,296.00
75,631.22
67,334.00
63,822.50
68,801.59
69,245.12
67,030.97
66,679.60
66,081.12
65,631.50
74,176.23
71,130.79
72,486.75
65,788.27
61,346.15
60,952.64
62,639.63
66,686.46
64,943.25
64,913.10
64,115.70
64,298.75
65,399.03
68,376.17
2,084.99
2,059.44
1,835.16
1,725.45
1,879.52
1,889.67
1,828.99
1,826.69
1,816.00
1,799.07
2,037.06
1,909.00
1,940.48
1,761.91
1,630.03
1,634.87
1,696.84
1,802.92
1,772.40
1,769.60
1,751.98
1,763.11
1,793.15
1,820.61
41JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
COMPANY ISIN SYMBOL CODE DATE LISTED
CORPORATE DATA
ACCESS FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA JA VARIABLE PREF.
BERGER PAINTS JAMAICA
CABLE & WIRELESS JAMAICA
CAPITAL & CREDIT FINANCIAL GROUP
CAPITAL & CREDIT MERCHANT BANK VARIABLE PREF.
CARIBBEAN CEMENT COMPANY
CARRERAS LIMITED
CIBONEY GROUP
DESNOES & GEDDES
FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTER. BANK JAMAICA
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS LTD
GLEANER COMPANY
GRACEKENNEDY LTD.
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
HARDWARE & LUMBER
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12%
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12.15%
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12.25%
JAMAICA PRODUCERS GROUP
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 5% C
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 5% D
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 6%
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 7%
JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE VARIABLE PREF.
KINGSTON PROPERTIES LIMITED
KINGSTON WHARVES
LASCELLES DEMERCADO & CO.
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LIMITED
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LIMITED 12%
MONTEGO BAY ICE COMPANY
MONTEGO FREEPORT
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK JAMAICA
NCB CAPITAL MARKETS LIMITED
PALACE AMUSEMENT
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS OF JAMAICA
PULSE INVESTMENTS LIMITED
RADIO JAMAICA
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SALADA FOODS JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SEPROD LIMITED
SUPREME VENTURES
TRINIDAD CEMENT LIMITED
JMP004681012
JMP1574F1116
JMP165551079
JMP192311026
JMP2008L1047
JMP200872043
JMP210961059
JMP213891048
JMP283451095
JMP350801032
JMP416651033
JMP4744S1045
JMP4897P1050
JMP5032G1088
JMP5892N1021
JMP589341032
JMP589381046
JMP589381129
JMP589381202
JMP589381384
JMP589351007
JMP589361246
JMP589361246
JMP589361329
JMP589361162
JMPS91171047
JMP607311090
JMP607321073
JMP620921040
JMP6464F1050
JMP6363F1134
JMP693911035
JMP693931090
JMP710541031
JMP710501017
JMP744941080
JMP7490E1040
JMP749981081
JMP7654H1098
JMP792921018
JMP798411055
JMP826601040
JMP831721098
JMP853651074
JMP8537F1042
JMP8579T1037
JMP8805B1082
AFS
BNSJVP
BRG
CWJA
CCFG
CCMBVP
CCC
CAR
CBNY
DG
FCIB
FCIBJ
FJI
GLNR
GK
GHL
HL
JBG
JLA7.5
JMMB
JMMB12
JMMB12.15
JMMB12.25
JP
JPS5C
JPS5D
JPS6
JPS7
JSEVP
KPREIT
KW
LAS
MIL
MIL12
MBICE
MFP
NCBJ
NCBCM11.75
PAL
PCFS
PJAM
PEG
PULS
RJR
SLJ
SALF
SDBG
SGJ
SEP
SVL
TCL
October 30, 2009
May 1, 2007
October 15, 1992
October 27, 1988
May 15, 2008
May 15, 2008
February 3, 1969
February 3, 1969
January 25, 1993
March 20, 1970
November 1, 1994
September 29, 1988
July 28, 1993
February 3, 1969
September 11, 1986
September 20, 2000
February 3, 1969
July 6, 1992
January 3, 1972
January 2, 2003
January 14, 2008
April 1, 2008
January 14, 2008
February 3, 1969
February 3, 1969
February 3, 1969
February 3, 1969
February 3, 1969
June 30, 2008
August 5, 2008
September 26, 1995
February 3, 1969
April 21, 2005
November 16, 2007
April 29, 1970
February 3, 1969
December 5, 2000
September 22, 2006
July 12, 1973
February 3, 1987
February 4, 1969
July 28, 1969
June 9, 2006
January 16, 1992
May 4, 1970
February 3, 1969
August 31, 1992
May 1, 2007
January 9, 1986
February 28, 2006
March 8, 1999
*KPREIT - formerly known as CREIT (Carlton Savannah REIT (Jamaica) LimitedGoodyear Jamaica Limited was delisted on July 20, 2009Sagicor Financial Corporation was delisted on September 16, 2009
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43JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
44JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
COMPANY
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
X Date Record Date Payment date Amount (cents)
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA JA VAR. PREFERENCE
CARRERAS LIMITED
CAPITAL & CREDIT MERCHANT BANK VAR. PREF
DESNOES & GEDDES
26-May-09 28-May-09 30-Jun-09 12.1300
12.1300
FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
20-Feb-099-Jun-0931-Jul-09
16-Nov-09
24-Feb-0911-Jun-094-Aug-09
18-Nov-09
17-Mar-0925-Jun-0921-Aug-09
4-Dec-09
400.0000300.0000100.0000100.0000900.0000
8-Apr-094-Nov-09
14-Apr-096-Nov-09
27-Apr-0920-Nov-09
0.22000.17000.3900
FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK JA
10-Jun-0916-Dec-09
12-Jun-0918-Dec-09
26-Jun-0929-Dec-09
25.000015.000040.0000
17-Dec-088-Jun-09
19-Dec-0810-Jun-09
30-Jan-0930-Jun-09
3.00003.00006.0000
30-Sep-09 2-Oct-09 29-Oct-09 40.000040.0000
FIRST JAMAICA INVESTMENTS 9-Mar-092-Jun-091-Sep-09
24-Nov-0924-Nov-09
11-Mar-094-Jun-093-Sep-09
26-Nov-0926-Nov-09
27-Mar-0919-Jun-0918-Sep-0911-Dec-0911-Dec-09
20.000025.000025.000030.000010.0000
110.0000
GLEANER COMPANY 7-Apr-0914-Dec-09
9-Apr-0916-Dec-09
23-Apr-0923-Dec-09
3.50002.00005.5000
GRACEKENNEDY LTD. 30-Apr-0925-Nov-09
4-May-0927-Nov-09
26-May-0918-Dec-09
50.000065.0000
115.0000
45JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
GUARDIAN HOLDINGS LTD.
TOTAL
TOTAL
JAMAICA BROILERS GROUP
JAMAICA LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
COMPANY X Date Record Date Payment date Amount (cents)
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12%
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
7-Apr-0918-Aug-09
9-Apr-0920-Aug-09
16-Apr-0927-Aug-09
37.000011.000048.0000
3-Apr-092-Jun-09
12-Oct-09
7-Apr-094-Jun-09
14-Oct-09
7-May-096-Jul-09
5-Nov-09
5.00006.00008.0000
19.0000
27-Mar-099-Sep-09
31-Mar-0911-Sep-09
23-Apr-095-Oct-09
3.50004.00007.5000
11-Jun-0927-Nov-09
15-Jun-091-Dec-09
30-Jun-0921-Dec-09
6.00006.0000
12.0000
28-Jan-0924-Feb-0926-Mar-0928-Apr-09
27-May-0926-Jun-0928-Jul-09
26-Aug-0928-Sep-0928-Oct-0926-Nov-09
30-Jan-0927-Feb-0930-Mar-0930-Apr-09
29-May-0930-Jun-0930-Jul-09
28-Aug-0930-Sep-0930-Oct-0930-Nov-09
13-Feb-0913-Mar-0914-Apr-09
14-May-0912-Jun-0914-Jul-09
14-Aug-0914-Sep-0914-Oct-0913-Nov-0914-Dec-09
3.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.00003.0000
33.0000
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12.15% 28-Jan-0928-Apr-0928-Jul-09
28-Oct-09
30-Jan-0930-Apr-0930-Jul-09
30-Oct-09
13-Feb-0914-May-0914-Aug-0913-Nov-09
3.54383.54383.54383.5438
14.17502
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COMPANY
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
X Date Record Date Payment date Amount (cents)
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 5% C
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 5% D
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 6%
JAMAICA PUBLIC SERVICE 7%
JAMAICA MONEY MARKET BROKERS 12.25%
TOTAL
TOTAL
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
28-Jan-0924-Feb-0926-Mar-0928-Apr-09
27-May-0926-Jun-0928-Jul-09
26-Aug-0928-Sep-0928-Oct-0926-Nov-09
30-Jan-0927-Feb-0930-Mar-0930-Apr-09
29-May-0930-Jun-0930-Jul-09
28-Aug-0930-Sep-0930-Oct-0930-Nov-09
13-Feb-0913-Mar-0914-Apr-09
14-May-0912-Jun-0914-Jul-09
14-Aug-0914-Sep-0914-Oct-0913-Nov-0914-Dec-09
3.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.01153.0115
33.12605
11-Mar-0911-Jun-0911-Sep-0911-Dec-09
13-Mar-0915-Jun-0915-Sep-0915-Dec-09
1-Apr-091-Jul-09
1-Oct-0931-Dec-09
2.50002.50002.50002.5000
10.0000
11-Mar-0911-Jun-0911-Sep-0911-Dec-09
13-Mar-0915-Jun-0915-Sep-0915-Dec-09
1-Apr-091-Jul-09
1-Oct-0931-Dec-09
2.50002.50002.50002.5000
10.0000
11-Mar-0911-Jun-0911-Sep-0911-Dec-09
13-Mar-0915-Jun-0915-Sep-0915-Dec-09
1-Apr-091-Jul-091-Oct-09
31-Dec-09
3.00003.00003.00003.0000
12.0000
11-Mar-0911-Jun-0911-Sep-0911-Dec-09
13-Mar-0915-Jun-0915-Sep-0915-Dec-09
1-Apr-091-Jul-09
1-Oct-0931-Dec-09
3.50003.50003.50003.5000
14.0000
JAMAICA STOCK EXCHANGE VAR. PREF. 24-Feb-0927-May-0927-Aug-09
2-Dec-09
10.600010.840010.840010.720043.0000
27-Feb-0929-May-0931-Aug-09
4-Dec-09
3-Mar-093-Jun-093-Sep-098-Dec-09
47JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.
LASCELLES deMERCADO & CO.
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK
NCB CAPITAL MARKETS 11.75%
COMPANY X Date Record Date Payment date Amount (cents)
KINGSTON WHARVES
KINGSTON PROPERTIES LIMITED
TOTAL
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD. 12%
TOTAL
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
27-May-092-Dec-09
29-May-094-Dec-09
11-Jun-0916-Dec-09
0.04000.12000.1600
8-Jan-09 12-Jan-09 23-Jan-09 2.00002.0000
24-Jun-09 26-Jun-09 30-Jun-09 1400.00001400.0000
8-Apr-09 14-Apr-09 16-Apr-09 8.00008.0000
3.00003.00003.00003.00002.80003.30003.00003.10003.20002.80003.00003.2000
36.4000
19-Jan-0918-Feb-0919-Mar-0920-Apr-09
18-May-0918-Jun-0920-Jul-09
18-Aug-0921-Sep-0916-Oct-0918-Nov-0918-Dec-09
21-Jan-0920-Feb-0923-Mar-0922-Apr-09
20-May-0922-Jun-0922-Jul-09
20-Aug-0923-Sep-0921-Oct-0920-Nov-0922-Dec-09
23-Jan-0924-Feb-0925-Mar-0924-Apr-09
22-May-0924-Jun-0924-Jul-09
24-Aug-0925-Sep-0923-Oct-0925-Nov-0924-Dec-09
4-Feb-096-May-095-Aug-09
18-Nov-09
6-Feb-098-May-09
10-Aug-0920-Nov-09
19-Feb-0921-May-0924-Aug-09
3-Dec-09
28.000010.000010.000089.0000
137.0000
20-Jan-097-Jul-09
22-Jan-099-Jul-09
27-Jan-0927-Jul-09
17.625017.625035.2500
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES 17-Mar-0914-Sep-09
19-Mar-0916-Sep-09
30-Mar-0929-Sep-09
65.000060.0000
125.0000
48JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
COMPANY
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTALRADIO JAMAICA
TOTAL
TOTAL
X Date
TOTAL
Amount (cents)
PAN-JAMAICAN INVESTMENT TRUST
PEGASUS HOTELS
Record Date Payment date
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES 12.5%
TOTAL
SAGICOR FINANCIAL CORPORATION
SALADA FOODS
TOTAL
SAGICOR LIFE JAMAICA
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
5-Mar-095-Jun-097-Sep-097-Dec-09
9-Mar-099-Jun-099-Sep-099-Dec-09
17-Mar-0917-Jun-0917-Sep-0917-Dec-09
615.0000630.0000630.0000623.0000
2498.0000
9-Mar-092-Jun-091-Sep-09
24-Nov-0924-Nov-09
11-Mar-094-Jun-093-Sep-09
26-Nov-0926-Nov-09
31-Mar-0930-Jun-0925-Sep-0918-Dec-0918-Dec-09
25.000030.000030.000035.000016.0000
136.0000
6-Apr-0916-Dec-09
8-Apr-0918-Dec-09
22-Apr-0923-Dec-09
10.000025.000035.0000
9-Nov-09 11-Nov-09 19-Nov-00 5.00005.0000
27-Nov-09 1-Dec-09 14-Dec-09 30.000030.0000
8-Apr-0911-Sep-09
14-Apr-0915-Sep-09
15-May-0915-Oct-09
2.00002.00004.0000
12-Mar-0916-Sep-09
16-Mar-0918-Sep-09
31-Mar-0929-Sep-09
25.000032.000057.0000
15-Dec-0812-Mar-0926-May-0914-Sep-09
17-Dec-0816-Mar-0928-May-0916-Sep-09
12-Jan-096-Apr-09
30-Jun-098-Oct-09
27.500030.000030.000030.0000
117.5000
49JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
COMPANY
TOTAL
TOTAL
X Date Amount (cents)Record Date Payment date
TOTAL
SEPROD
SCOTIA GROUP JAMAICA
SUPREME VENTURES LIMITED
* quoted in Trinidad & Tobago dollars (TT$)" quoted in United States dollars (US$)
DIVIDEND PAYMENT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2009
15-Dec-0812-Mar-0926-May-0914-Sep-09
17-Dec-0816-Mar-0928-May-0916-Sep-09
12-Jan-096-Apr-09
30-Jun-098-Oct-09
34.000034.000034.000034.0000
136.0000
23-Mar-0916-Oct-09
25-Mar-0921-Oct-09
8-Apr-094-Nov-09
45.000020.000065.0000
9-Apr-099-Apr-09
12-Nov-09
15-Apr-0915-Apr-0916-Nov-09
6-May-096-May-09
11-Dec-09
10.00003.00009.0000
22.0000
50JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Average Daily Volume, Value and Trades
Trading Days in Average No. of Average
a Month Transactions Volume Average ValueMonth
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
ANNUAL DAILY
21
19
22
20
20
22
23
20
22
21
21
22
64
78
70
56
56
53
61
66
58
55
75
70
63
5,364,532
2,475,700
21,337,462
4,083,193
4,287,693
1,071,194
2,814,737
6,013,047
7,000,763
1,741,320
15,203,758
6,690,613
6,569,796
$25,110,638.08
$19,400,975.47
$54,088,799.44
$35,354,699.82
$22,521,508.54
$9,119,185.40
$21,985,681.89
$59,911,146.51
$38,089,909.21
$11,460,980.91
$158,394,675.80
$89,158,922.70
$45,511,377.37
51JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
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52JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Sa
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53JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
54JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Win
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0
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9
55JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
56JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Month End JSE Index 2008 / 2009
2009 2008
Months JSE Index JSE Index
JanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSepOctNovDec
87,206.9083,091.4479,022.6479,742.3782,837.6380,866.1479,304.4979,883.8779,928.0380,567.5283,322.4083,321.96
108,493.70108,463.94107,439.31109,353.87112,127.89109,754.01109,903.53108,044.77102,018.87
93,750.9086,864.2480,152.03
57JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
58JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
JCSD TRUSTEE SERVICES LIMITED
THE COMPANY
JCSDTS was incorporated in July 2008 as a wholly owned subsidiary of the
Jamaica Central Securities Depository (JCSD). Both companies share a common
Board of Directors, comprised of experienced and knowledgeable players in the
financial services industry. JCSD is itself a wholly owned subsidiary of the Jamaica
Stock Exchange (JSE).
OUR SERVICES
Trustee services are a logical extension to existing lines of JCSD’s business and
are ably supported and complemented by the JCSD's other established divisions.
The Registrar Services Division has over 4 years’ experience and administrative
abilities in the maintenance of efficient computer-based registers. The Depository
Operation Division has effectively managed electronic sharebooks, pledge
facilities and mandate instructions with a zero-loss record for over 10 years.
MAJOR SERVICES
Administration of Funds under TrustMonitoring of Invested Trust AssetsMaintainance of Accounting Records in respect of Funds Collecting and recording of Income on Trust AssetsFiling of Income Tax ReturnsSafekeeping facilities for Securities Provide monthly reports on Trust ActivitiesCollateral Agent and Collecting Agent for Guaranteed Note Issues.
We are not however limited by the abovementioned services as our powers and
responsibilities are based on the terms of our Trust Deed Agreement with the client.
CUSTOMER PROFILE
The Trustee Services have targeted various customers which include:-
Listed CompaniesBrokersInstitutional InvestorsInvesting PublicFinancial InstitutionsGovernment & Statutory corporations
59JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
MANAGEMENT PROFILE
With a strong cadre of experienced managers and directors, the JCSDTS is
confident of being able to provide an efficient and reliable trustee service. Key
Personnel include:
Robin Levy BSc., MBA, CFE JCSD and JCSDTS General Manager: Mr. Levy has enjoyed an over 20-year career in audit, risk management and financial services having worked with such firms as PriceWaterhouse, the IBM consulting Group, the Jamaica Observer and the Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League before joining the JSE as its current Deputy General Manager. Mr. Levy also serves on the National Payments Council, the National Export Council and was recently appointed Chairman of the Jamaica Urban Transit Company.
Josephine Lewis BSc., MBA JCSDTS’ Trustee Services Manager: Ms. Lewis has worked in the field of auditing, accounting and treasury management in a career that has spanned almost 30 years to date. She has worked with companies such as Price Waterhouse, the Victoria Mutual Group, Scotia Bank, and City of Kingston Credit Union before joining the JSE.
Michelle Sirdar JCSD’s Registrar Services Manager: Ms. Sirdar has over 20 years experience in the financial services industry. Before joining the JSE, Ms. Sirdar worked with firms such as Mutual Security Trust & Merchant Bank and Trustee Company, Buck Security Brokers and Alpha Financial Services (now VM Wealth Management).
JCSDTS’ Board of Directors: Mr. Curtis Martin (Chairman, CCFG President); Mr. Christopher Berry (Mayberry Investments CEO); Mr. Alvaro Casserly (Company Director); Mr. Livingston Morrison (BOJ Deputy Governor); Mrs. Marlene Street Forrest (JSE General Manager) and Ms. Janet Wallace (Director at Ministry of Finance & Planning).
FEE STRUCTURE
Competitive and negotiableVaries with size of Asset being managed and the number of accounts.
60JSE 2009 POCKET BOOK
Jamaica Stock Exchange's Regulatory & Market Oversight Division 2009 Market Oversight Report
n 2009 the Jamaica Stock Exchange's Regulatory & Market Oversight Division (RMOD) addressed 123 issues in accordance with its market surveillance, compliance and enforcement responsibilities. This was 43% above the 2008 I
mark. The RMOD attributes the growth in issues to its redefined and intensified focus in discharging its market oversight functions. Specific activities that have contributed to the performance include keener financial statement assessments, closer monitoring of trading activities and closer scrutiny of market disclosures. The Division's tools and operations are frequently reviewed, enhanced and strengthened, and therefore would have contributed to the improved oversight operations and better performances over earlier years. For the calendar year 2009, 95% of the cases were closed and the remainder were carried forward to 2010. In 2009, brought forward cases amounted to 6%. A summary of the RMOD's oversight activities in 2009 is presented in the diagram below.
Nature of Infraction
Number
Market Infractions
111
Other Compliance Issues
12
Total
123
Nature of Infraction 1
Market Infraction Distribution 2
Trends and Other ActivitiesThe RMOD commenced operations on April 1, 2008, and prior to its formation the Market Operations and Trading Department undertook elements of market oversight. With the Jamaica Stock Exchange completing its demutualization process in November 2007, the Company's Board ceded its regulatory responsibilities to the Regulatory and Market Oversight Committee (RMOC), which is comprised of only Independent Directors of the JSE's Board. The RMOD, which is headed by Mr. Wentworth Graham, Chief Regulatory Officer, provides operational support to the RMOC whose Chairman is Mr. Livingstone Morrison.
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Since undertaking market oversight responsibilities there has been a steady climb in the number of regulatory issues identified and assessed. In 2007 total cases amounted to 21 and by 2008 it was 86; 2009 ended with 123 cases. The trend of cases is represented in Diagram 3 below.
Diagram 3 - Total Number of Regulatory Issues 2007-2009
Developing new rules, namely: Management Discussion & Analysis,
Complaint Management System Guidelines, the Regulatory and
Market Oversight Committee and Disciplinary Proceedings.
Creating a Logo and Tagline for the Division, developing the RMOD's
Newsletter and implementing an Automated Market Surveillance
System for the Exchange;
Other significant activities within the RMOD in 2009 include:
3.
2.
1.
Undertaking member-dealers' standard and special inspections; and streamlining their reporting requirements to fully satisfy market requirements.
The JSE's regulatory advancements would not have been possible without
guidance and support from the Regulatory and Market Oversight Committee
(RMOC). A special note is necessary for the first RMOC Chairman, Ms. Hilary
Philips QC, who relinquished her post in June 2009 having been appointed an
Appellate Judge of Jamaica's Appeal Court. Justice Philips worked tirelessly and
with devotion to establish the framework of the RMOC and RMOD and the baton
has been passed to Chairman Livingstone Morrison, who is keen on reinforcing the
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institutional framework of the JSE's regulatory operations. Ms. Nicole Lambert
replaced Justice Philips as the Bar Association of Jamaica's representative, and in
this capacity also serves as an Independent Director of the JSE. The Exchange's
regulatory affairs were also advanced due to support from entities such as the
Companies Office of Jamaica, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica,
international organizations and most importantly the team of officers within the
RMOD, as well as the wider Exchange.
In 2010, the RMOD's area of focus will centre on advancing its institutional structure
by strengthening its operational capacity and creating stronger association with
support entities both locally and overseas. Additionally, there will be a concerted
drive to advance public awareness of the RMOC/RMOD's affairs. In closing, it is
safe to say that 2010 will have new challenges and by all accounts, the JSE's
regulatory activities will have to continue to resolve them effectively. In this regard,
the RMOD will be guided by the maxim: “Act, Learn and Refine” as it stays focused
in fulfilling its general purpose of market regulation and oversight for the Jamaica
Stock Exchange.
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LISTING FEES AND TRADING CHARGESListing Fees - Effective January 1, 2010
PAR/MARKET CAPITAL INITIAL/ANNUAL LISTING FEE (Effective 2010)
SUPPLEMENTARY FE E (Effective 2010)
Under 40m $70,421 $14,084 Over $40m - $90m $140,842 $21,126 Over $90m - $150m $176,052 $26,407 Over $150m - $250m $211,264 $31,689 Over $250m - $500m $352,107 $52,816 Over $500m - $1.5b $492,948 $70,421 Over $1.5b - $3.0b $633,792 $70,421 Over $3.0b - $4.0b $915,478 $70,421 Over $4.0b - $7.0b $1,056,321 $70,421 Over $7.0b $1,408,428 $70,421
Charges for the listing of a company's securities comprise an initial fee, an annual fee and a supplementary fee. These fees are in accordance with the scales set out by the Exchange from time to time.
(i) Initial FeeThe initial fee, which is based on total issued share capital value of each new listing of securities not already listed, must accompany each Application for Listing. The minimum charge is $70,421.
(ii) Annual Fee Calculation of annual fees is payable based on the average market value
at month-end for the previous twelve-month or shorter period (where applicable), of all classes of a company's securities which are the subject of listing. The minimum charge for Annual Fee is $70,421.
The Annual Fee becomes due on January 1 each year, following the calendar year of listing and must be forwarded to reach the Exchange within fourteen (14) days of that date.
Main Market
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Junior Market
LISTING FEES AND TRADING CHARGESListing Fees - Effective January 1, 2010
STATED CAPITAL /MARKET CAPITALIZATION
INITIAL FEE/ANNUAL FEE (Effective January 2010)
SUPPLEMENTARY FEE (Effective January 2010)
$40m $35,210 $7,042
Over $40m - $90m $70,421 $10,563
Over $90m - $150m $88,027 $13,203
Over $150m - $250m $105,632 $15,844
Over 250m - $500m $176,053 $26,408
Charges for the listing of a company's securities comprise an initial fee, an annual fee and a supplementary fee. These fees are in accordance with the scales set out by the Exchange from time to time.
(i) Initial FeeThe initial fee, which is based on total stated capital of each new listing of securities not already listed, must accompany each Application for Listing. The minimum charge is $35,210.
(ii) Annual Fee Calculation of annual fees is payable based on the average market value
(market capitalization) at month-end for the previous twelve-month or shorter period (where applicable), of all classes of a company's securities which are the subject of listing. The minimum charge for Annual Fee is $35 210.
The Annual Fee becomes due on January 1 each year, following the calendar year of listing and must be forwarded to reach the Exchange within fourteen (14) days of that date.
Revised January 2010
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List of Stock Brokers
BARITA INVESTMENTS LTD.15 St. Lucia Way, Kingston 5 Phone: 926-2681-2 / 926-2686Fax: 929-8432 e-mail: [email protected]
SCOTIA DBG INVESTMENTS LTD. 7 Holborn Road, Kingston 10 Phone: 960-6699 / 968-3365Fax: 960-3984e-mail: [email protected]
JMMB SECURITIES LTD.11 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5 Phone: 920-5039 / 920-4720 Fax: 960-8106 e-mail: [email protected]
FIRST GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD.2 St. Lucia Avenue, Kingston 5Phone: 926-1275Fax: 926-1279 / 929-6436e-mail: [email protected]
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LTD.1 ½ 0xford Road, Kingston 5 Phone: 929-1908-9Fax: 929-1501 / 920-2103 e-mail: [email protected]
PAN CARIBBEAN FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD. 60 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5 Phone: 929-5583/4 Fax: 926-0555e-mail: [email protected]
M/VL STOCKBROKERS LTD.2-6 Grenada Crescent, Kingston 5 Phone: 960-1570 / 926-4319Fax: 960-1571 e-mail: [email protected]
NCB CAPITAL MARKETS LTD.32 Trafalgar Road, 3rd Floor Kingston 10 Phone: 960-7108 Fax: 960-7649 TOLL FREE: 1-888-4-WEALTH e-mail: [email protected]
STOCKS AND SECURITIES LTD.24-26 Grenada Crescent, Kingston 5Phone: 929-3261 / 929-3400 Fax: 929-4825 e-mail: [email protected]
VICTORIA MUTUAL WEALTH MANAGEMENT LTD.52 - 60 Grenada Crescent, Kingston 5 Phone: 960-5000 - 3 Fax:960-4972 e-mail: [email protected]
CAPITAL & CREDIT SECURITIES LTD.18 Trafalgar Road, Kingston 10 Phone: 946-1770 Fax: 978-8005 e-mail: [email protected]
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Index To Advertisers
Carib Cement ..................................................................................... 17
Ernst & Young ........................................................... Inside Front Cover
First Global .......................................................................................... 11
GraceKennedy ..................................................................................... 2
JSE e-Learning .......................................................... Inside back cover
JSE Junior Market .............................................................................. 63
JSE ..................................................................................................... 50
Ideal Portfolio ...................................................................................... 37
Lascelles deMercado .......................................................................... 66
Mayberry ............................................................................................. 54
NCB Capital Market ............................................................................. 58
Pan Jamaica Investments Trust Ltd .................................................... 43
RMOD ................................................................................................. 56
Sagicor ................................................................................. Back Cover
Seprod Ltd. ......................................................................................... 68
Supreme Venture Limited.................................................................... 23
Trinidad Cement ................................................................................. 33
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