NSE 10-Share Index

The NSE 10-Share Index (^N10I) is a stock market index on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in Kenya, representing the mean performance of the top 10 performing companies based on specific criteria under a certain review year. It serves as a key benchmark for tracking the performance of leading equities, focusing on high-performing stocks across various sectors such as banking, telecommunications, manufacturing, and insurance.

Launched around January 1, 2001, the index is part of a family of NSE indices including the NSE 20-Share Index and NSE 25-Share Index, which are periodically reviewed and rebalanced by the Nairobi Securities Exchange Plc to reflect market dynamics. It provides investors with real-time quotes, technical analysis, and performance data, aiding in market analysis and investment decisions.

As an index rather than a company, it holds a prominent position in the Kenyan capital markets, often cited alongside other benchmarks like the NSE All-Share Index. Its value, such as recent levels around 1,682 to 2,112 KES, reflects the aggregate performance of its constituent stocks, influencing broader market sentiment.