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  • Domestic Equity Opens Week Bullish, Gains N263bn

    Domestic equities Monday opened the week bullish, gaining N263 billion.

    The market capitalisation of listed equities increased by 0.71 per cent to close at N37.149 trillion from N36.886 trillion it closed on Friday.

    The Nigeria Exchange (NGX)’s All Share Index (ASI) also appreciated by 481.43 basis points to 67877.17 million points from 67395.74 points recorded the previous day.

    An analysis of the investment showed that Chams Plc, Northern Nigeria Flour Mills and Oando Plc led gainers table with 10 per cent each to close at N1.21, N14.85 and N12.10 per share respectively.

    Stanbic IBTC followed with a gain of 9.58 per cent to close at N75.50 per unit, Lasaco Insurance gained 9.38 per cent to close at N2.10 per share.

    On the contrary,  Omatek topped losers chart, dropping by 10 per cent to close at N0.36 per share, SkyAVN trailed with loss of 9.95 per cent to close at N25.35 per unit, Betaglass fell 9.93 per cent to close at N46.70 per share, Redstarex dipped by 8.50 per cent to N2.80 per unit, Courtvellle Business Solutions fell by 8.47 per cent to close at N0.54 per cent.

    Volume of activities increased as investors traded 515.280 million shares valued at N8.925 billion in 8357 deals against 408.868 million shares valued at N5.233 billion in 6972 deals.

    Transactions in the shares of United Bank for Africa led market activities with 109.473 million shares valued at N1.934 billion, Universal Insurance followed with account 65.402 million shares cost N14.182 million, Transnational Corporation of Nigeria traded 42.306 million shares cost N264.950 million, AccessCorp exchanged 40.186 million shares cost N703.406 million while Chams Plc traded 32.177 million shares cost N38.617 million.

  • Domestic equity market gains N542bn

    Nigeria’s domestic equity market on Thursday sustained its upward trade story, growing by N542 billion.

    The market capitalisation of listed equities increased by 1.55 percent to N35.515 trillion from N34.973 trillion reported the previous day.

    The NSE All Share Index also appreciated by 995.70 basis points to 65263.06 points from 64267.36 points reported the previous day.

    A review of the investment showed that Nigerian Breweries, Sterling Bank, and PZ Cusson led the gainers’ table with 10 percent each to close at N41.80 per share, N3.63, and N18.15 per share respectively.

    Chellaram Plc added 9.96 percent to close at N3.05 per unit, Dangote Sugar added 9.95 percent to close at N35.90 per unit.

    On the contrary, Eterna Plc topped the losers’ chart, dropping by 9.83 percent to close at N23.40 per share, JohnHolt trailed with a drop of 9.82 percent to close at N1.47 per unit, Thomas Way fell by 9.40 percent to close at N1.06 per share, Mcnichols dipped by 9.33 percent to N0.68 per unit, Courtvellle Business Solutions down by 9.09 percent to close at N0.60 per unit.

    The volume of transactions increased by 114.491 million, representing 34.61 percent as investors traded 445.275 million shares worth N5.087 billion in 7095 deals, against 330.784 million shares cost N4.269 billion exchanged hands the previous day in 6251 deals.

    Trading in the shares of Sterling Bank led market activities with 69.452 million shares valued at N238.093 million, FCMB group followed with account 33.332 million shares cost N217.816 million, AccessCorp traded 32.985 million shares valued at N568.981 million, Japaul Gold traded 28.366 million shares cost N28.846 million, Fidelity Bank exchanged 27.351 million shares cost N219.595 million.