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Chapter 14 · Corporate action · 2026The Moves · record and correct

Ten shares replaced one. The allocation did not change.

NMB’s one-for-ten subdivision changed the model book’s unit and per-share basis. It did not create a loss, a gain, a purchase or a sale.

What happened

The register changed on 21 August. Post-subdivision trading began on 24 August.

The issuer notice set 21 August as the register-closing date and 24 August as the effective date for NMB’s one-for-ten share subdivision. Each existing share became ten shares. NMB’s listed share count moved from 500 million to 5 billion, while aggregate economic value and proportional ownership were unchanged by the subdivision itself.

The model-book adjustment

Units multiplied by ten. Per-unit cost divided by ten.

The Ghost changed its NMB model position from 5,588 units at TZS 13,245 per unit to 55,880 units at TZS 1,324.50 per unit. Aggregate cost remained TZS 74.02m. The 24 August DSE close was TZS 1,850 on the new basis, compared with an economically comparable TZS 1,770 pre-action basis.

The corrected 24 August Ghost mark is TZS 564.56m, with TZS 50.56m of model market P&L and a +9.98% Modified Dietz return since inception. The session change was +0.85%. The earlier TZS 471.52m and minus 8.38% projection treated a mechanical price reset as an economic loss. It is withdrawn.

The allocation decision

Hold.

Nothing was bought and nothing was sold. The subdivision changed the accounting basis, not the mandate, sleeve weights or investment thesis. Chapter 14 records the correction because a public model book must expose both its decisions and its errors.

Source: NMB Bank Plc public notice of subdivision, Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange official close history, and the Ghost canonical tracker, as at 2026-08-26. Review the public methodology and source boundary. This is a hypothetical model book for information and education only. It is not investment, legal, or tax advice, a recommendation, or a trade instruction.