From share price to the money you need
A price per share is not a cost until it is multiplied by a number of shares. This page does that for the companies on the board and says what is not in the result.
Ten, a hundred and a thousand shares at the close
Applied to NPN, GFI, ANG, AGL, IMP, S32: rand, at the close of 6 November 2026; before brokerage and taxes.
| Code | Close | 10 shares | 100 shares | 1,000 shares |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NPN | R757,25 | R7 572,50 | R75 725,00 | R757 250,00 |
| GFI | R630,19 | R6 301,90 | R63 019,00 | R630 190,00 |
| ANG | R1 493,38 | R14 933,80 | R149 338,00 | R1 493 380,00 |
| AGL | R822,60 | R8 226,00 | R82 260,00 | R822 600,00 |
| IMP | R175,25 | R1 752,50 | R17 525,00 | R175 250,00 |
| S32 | R50,97 | R509,70 | R5 097,00 | R50 970,00 |
What is not in the table
Brokerage, the exchange's and regulator's charges and securities transfer tax come on top and none is in the data this site reads, so none is printed.
The price you trade at is the order book's at the moment of the order, not the close.
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Questions about reading a price
What do 100 shares cost?
From R5 097,00 to R149 338,00 across the six, before costs.
Are costs included?
No.
Is the close the price I pay?
Not necessarily.
Does price per share rank companies?
No; it depends on shares issued.
A price contract, not a share
The account this site links to offers contracts for difference on global shares and indices. That is not the same as buying a share through a local broker and depository. Read the terms before opening one.