The Nigerian Exchange saw mixed sentiment as 52 stocks advanced and 53 declined in a four-day trading week. Financial stocks dominated activity, with Access Holdings, UBA, and Wema Bank among the most traded.
VFD Group Plc reports N5.19 billion PBT in Q1 2026, a 26% increase year-on-year, driven by disciplined capital deployment and strong investment income growth.
NGX Group assures shareholders of market deepening, approves N2 dividend and bonus shares at 65th AGM, focusing on innovation and pan-African integration.
The Nigerian equities market surged past N150 trillion as market cap gained N5.554 trillion in one day, driven by price appreciation in major stocks.
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Five small-cap stocks on the NGX delivered an average year-to-date gain of 417.5%, driven by retail inflows and speculative appetite, with combined market cap rising to N1.63 trillion.
NGX stock transactions surged to N1.74 trillion in March 2026, up 13.1% from February, driven by a sharp rebound in foreign portfolio investment.
The NGX All-Share Index rose 3.94% as 46 equities gained, with UACN leading gainers. Financial Services dominated trading activity.
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Nigerian stock market extends bullish run, investors gain N2.09 trillion in one day. Unilever Nigeria, UAC, Dangote Sugar lead rally. Access Holdings tops volume, MTN leads value.
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The Nigerian stock market recorded a robust mid-week performance with the All-Share Index rising 0.61% to 219,586.20 points. Five companies including CAP and Vitafoam led the gainers table, while trading volume reached N36.17 billion across 51,694 deals.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited recorded a 13.1% surge in trading value to N1.74 trillion in March 2026, driven by a 107.74% jump in foreign portfolio investments, while domestic investors remained dominant.
The Nigerian equities market extended its bullish run, with market capitalisation increasing by N87 billion to N140.523 trillion, driven by gains in Dangote Cement and 24 other stocks.
UAC of Nigeria Plc has listed a N54.03 billion Series 1 bond on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, featuring a 17.35% fixed coupon and a seven-year tenor. The listing highlights NGX's evolution as a multi-asset platform and provides long-term capital for the
Nigerian Exchange Group CEO Temi Popoola states that Nigeria's capital markets are establishing credibility as a viable exit route for institutional investors, citing recent reforms and transactions that improve market function and capital mobility.
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Five major Nigerian companies in brewing and telecom sectors surged 202% in market cap to N33.29 trillion, rebounding from FX losses with improved 2025 results due to naira stability.
The Nigerian stock market extended its positive run on Monday, April 20, 2026, with the All-Share Index rising 0.44% and market capitalization crossing the N140 trillion mark for the first time.
Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has extended trading hours from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., effective April 27, 2026, to deepen liquidity and attract investors, following SEC approval and FTSE Russell reclassification.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited saw the oil and gas sector lead gains with a 17.59% rise, driven by Aradel, Japaul Gold, and Seplat. Market capitalization increased by N8.67 trillion, with the all-share index up 6.56%.
The Nigerian stock market recorded a significant weekly gain of 6.57%, driven by financial and industrial stocks, while the NGX announced extended trading hours to enhance market efficiency and investor participation.
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The Nigerian stock market maintained its bullish momentum for the ninth consecutive session, with MTN Nigeria reaching a new high of N825.70. Market capitalisation surged by N3.39 trillion as 44 stocks gained against 27 decliners.
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz following a Middle East ceasefire is expected to gradually ease petrol prices in Nigeria, potentially bringing them below ₦1,000 per litre, though immediate relief is unlikely.
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Global oil prices plunged over 10% after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, potentially lowering fuel import costs and easing inflation in Nigeria. Brent crude dropped to $88 per barrel, though uncertainty remains as US blockade persists.
Aliko Dangote plans to list a 10% stake in his refinery, offering US dollar-denominated dividends to attract investors amid currency pressures, as part of a $40bn expansion.
Nigeria's equities market extended its bullish run in April 2026, with banking, industrial, consumer goods, and energy stocks leading the charge. Discover the top performers and key drivers behind the NGX rally.
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The Nigerian stock market capitalization surged to N136.436 trillion, delivering N1.664 trillion in gains to investors as large and mid-cap stocks led a broad-based rally.
Seplat Energy has become the first company listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited to exceed N10,000 per share, reaching N10,450. This remarkable rally is driven by Heirs Energies' acquisition of a 20.07% stake from Maurel & Prom, making Tony Elumelu the
Seplat Energy becomes the first company to close above N10,000 per share on the Nigerian Exchange, driven by Tony Elumelu's strategic investment and strong financial results, adding N2.9 trillion in market cap.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) saw a massive rally, adding N2.28 trillion in value, with the market capitalisation crossing N134 trillion. Blue-chip stocks like Airtel Africa and MTN Nigeria led the gains.
Stakeholders in the Niger Delta reveal Nigeria has lost over $226 billion due to the prolonged shutdown of oil operations in Ogoniland since 1993, urging a restart with community involvement and environmental safeguards.
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Seplat Energy Plc becomes the first company in Nigerian Exchange history to close above N10,000 per share, driven by Tony Elumelu's strategic investment and strong financial performance.
