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What is Vukile Property Fund Ltd share price?
VKE.ZA - JSE - ZAR - last updated 2026-06-27
Direct answer
Vukile Property Fund Ltd (VKE.ZA) is a listed African equity on Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in South Africa. The latest supported VKE.ZA price is ZAR 25.34. Check the currency (ZAR), market status and quote freshness before using the price. mystocks.africa provides this as general market information, not investment advice.
Vukile Property Fund Ltd stock facts
Ticker
VKE.ZA
Exchange
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)
Country
South Africa
Currency
ZAR
Sector
Real Estate
Latest supported price
ZAR 25.34
How to interpret this quote
- VKE.ZA is exchange-listed, so price, trading hours and settlement follow JSE market rules.
- The quote currency is ZAR; USD account values can differ because of FX conversion.
- Latest traded price can differ from the price available for a new buy or sell order.
- Market data may be delayed, stale during market closures, or unavailable for thinly traded securities.
Risk note
This page is general market information, not investment advice. Investing in listed equities involves market, liquidity, currency, settlement and issuer risk, including possible loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
What ticker does Vukile Property Fund Ltd trade under?
Vukile Property Fund Ltd trades under the ticker VKE.ZA on Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
What currency is Vukile Property Fund Ltd quoted in?
Vukile Property Fund Ltd is quoted in ZAR. If an account view shows USD, that is a converted account value rather than the exchange quote currency.
Where can I check Vukile Property Fund Ltd share price?
Use the mystocks.africa quote and buy pages for VKE.ZA, then verify market status, quote freshness and risk disclosures before relying on the price.
Can I buy Vukile Property Fund Ltd shares from abroad?
Access depends on investor eligibility, KYC, supported markets, regulated partner infrastructure and funding routes. mystocks.africa provides investor access information for supported African listed equities.