First Bank Leads N333bn Stock Market Rebound
The Nigerian stock market advanced 0.31% on Tuesday as banking and industrial stocks drove gains. First Bank bounced back strongly while market capitalization increased by N333 billion.
The Nigerian stock market advanced 0.31% on Tuesday as banking and industrial stocks drove gains. First Bank bounced back strongly while market capitalization increased by N333 billion.
The Nigerian Exchange ended the week with mixed performance as investors traded 3.087 billion shares worth N81.505 billion. Financial Services led sector activity while market capitalization appreciated by 0.18%.
Nigeria's four richest men saw their wealth surge by N11.21 trillion through stock market gains in 2025, with Abdul Samad Rabiu leading with N9.23 trillion increase.
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has raised his stake in First HoldCo Plc to 18.12%, acquiring 8.02 billion shares as the company's issued capital grows to 44.45 billion shares.
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RecommendedThe Nigerian stock market reversed its previous day's decline, with market capitalization rising by N232 billion despite a drop in trading volume and turnover on Thursday.
The Nigerian stock market closed in negative territory on Wednesday with the NGX All-Share Index falling 0.33%. Investor wealth declined by over N351 billion as sell pressure dominated trading.
The Nigerian stock market closed bullish on Tuesday with the All-Share Index rising 0.12% to 165,713.82 points. Market capitalization increased by N125.65 billion to N106.09 trillion amid positive sentiment.
The Nigerian Exchange started the week with a marginal gain of N3.45 billion, with Nigeria Police Microfinance Bank and Morison Industries leading gainers while May & Baker topped decliners.
Gold prices surged to an unprecedented high above $5,100 per ounce, driven by geopolitical tensions, U.S. policy concerns, and strong central bank demand, marking a 64% annual gain.
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RecommendedThe Nigerian equities market concluded the trading week on a bearish note, with the All-Share Index and market capitalisation both recording declines. While Financial Services dominated activity, select sectors like Oil & Gas posted gains amid overall mar
The Nigerian equities market closed higher on Friday with investors gaining N73.50 billion as the NGX All-Share Index rose by 0.07% to 165,512.18 points.
The Nigerian stock market ended Thursday's trading session in negative territory, with the All-Share Index dropping 0.52% as investors took profits in cement, oil and gas, and banking sectors.
The Nigerian stock market rebounded on Tuesday with market capitalization increasing by N93.48 billion. The NGX All-Share Index rose 0.09% as gainers outnumbered losers with 39 advancing stocks.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has successfully raised N900 billion through the Debt Management Office's offering of high-yield FGN bonds to investors, aimed at funding infrastructure and economic projects.
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RecommendedNigeria's top three listed brewers recorded combined revenue exceeding N1.54 trillion in the first nine months of 2025, demonstrating remarkable sector resilience despite economic pressures.
The Nigerian Exchange closed the week higher, with the All-Share Index rising 2.36% to 166,129.50 points. Discover the top gainers and key drivers behind the N106.35 trillion market performance.
Renaissance Capital Africa names Zenith Bank its top conviction stock, citing a cleaner balance sheet and strong dividend outlook. The research firm upgraded its target price by 96%. Discover the full analysis.
Nigeria's SEC has significantly increased minimum capital requirements for capital market operators, including issuing houses and trustees, with a June 2027 deadline. Learn the new thresholds and what it means for market stability.
Nigeria's SEC has announced major capital increases for brokers, dealers, and digital asset firms, effective June 2027. Learn how this reform will reshape the market.
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RecommendedNigeria's SEC has significantly raised the minimum capital for capital market operators, with issuing houses now requiring N7bn. The deadline for compliance is June 2027. Read more on the new policy.
BUA Foods Plc emerged as Nigeria's most valuable company in 2025, leading a top 10 list dominated by industrials and telecoms. Discover the full ranking and key market trends.
Nigeria's SEC has significantly raised the minimum capital for capital market operators to boost market resilience. Issuing houses now need N7bn. Deadline is June 2027.
NGX Group partners with Germany's DEG to unlock $2.5-$3.0 billion in climate-linked capital for Nigerian corporates. Learn how the CEO Roundtable aims to boost sustainability and investment.
The Nigerian stock market closed in the red for the first time in 2026, with investors losing over N457 billion. Get the full details on the top gainers, decliners, and market analysis here.
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RecommendedNigeria's NGX Pension Index surged 59.72% in 2025, outperforming the All-Share Index. Discover how pension-compliant stocks are driving market growth and what it means for your retirement savings.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited closed positive on January 15, 2026, with the ASI rising 0.6% to 166,771.95 points. Market capitalisation gained N599bn, driven by Seplat Energy and 46 other advancing stocks. Read the full market analysis.
The Nigerian Exchange has listed 3.16 billion new UBA shares from a rights issue, raising N158bn and pushing the bank's total capital above the CBN's N500bn requirement. Read more.
Zichis Agro-allied Industries Plc lists N1.09 billion shares on the Nigerian Exchange. The move marks its transition to a public company, with a commitment to strong governance and investor value.
Learn how Nigerian forex traders can analyse a basket of major currencies to separate global trends from local naira noise, leading to higher-conviction trades and better risk control.
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RecommendedAbdul Samad Rabiu's wealth surges to $9.8bn, driven by BUA Foods and Cement. He is on the verge of becoming Nigeria's third $10bn billionaire. Read the full analysis of his rise.