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ASI IndexYear-to-DateMarket Cap.
128,967.08 (+2,277.54)+26,040.68 (25.3%)NGN 81.6Tr

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX, officially Nigerian Exchange Group) is a leading integrated market infrastructure in Africa servicing the continent’s largest economy. The Exchange provides capital access to companies seeking to take advantage of the financial markets to fund their business expansion. Likewise, NGX provides its pool of domestic, regional, and international investors with an array of regulated securities to achieve their investment objectives. In March 2021, the erstwhile Nigerian Stock Exchange was demutualized from a member-owned not-for-profit entity into a shareholder-owned, profit making entity Nigerian Exchange Group Plc.

NGX publishes the benchmark, value-weighted All-Share Index (ASI), formulated in January 1984 with a base value of 100. The ASI tracks the general market movement of all listed equities on the Exchange, including those listed on the Growth Board, regardless of capitalization. Additional indices are the NGX30 and NGX50 which respectively track the top 30 and 50 companies in terms of market capitalization and liquidity. Both indices, in which only fully paid-up common shares are admitted, are weighted by adjusted market capitalization—the number of a company’s listed shares, multiplied by the closing price, and multiplied by a capping factor.

ASI ▴2,277.54 (1.8%)
9 hours ago
Top Gainers (41)
NESTLE1,650.00+10.00%
EUNISELL14.85+10.00%
OMATEK1.76+10.00%
NSLTECH1.21+10.00%
TRIPPLEG4.32+9.92%
FIRSTHOLDCO32.20+9.90%
Bottom Losers (44)
FTNCOCOA7.02-10.00%
NPFMCRFBK2.43-10.00%
CILEASING7.13-9.97%
CHAMPION12.29-9.96%
ACADEMY8.33-9.95%
MCNICHOLS3.89-9.95%
Monetary values are quoted in Nigerian Naira (NGN) unless otherwise stated

Listed companies/securities

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NGX maintains three categories of listing: the Premium Board, the elite group of companies that meet stringent corporate governance, capitalization, and liquidity criteria; Main Board, the larger companies who are admitted to the bourse based on profitability or market capitalization; and Alternative Securities Market (ASeM), the smaller, high-growth emerging businesses. The listed equities below incorporate companies from all primary stock market segments.

TickerNameVolumePriceChange
ABBEYBDSAbbey Mortgage Bank Plc1,254,8848.00+0.40
ABCTRANSAssociated Bus Company2,351,6515.18+0.35
ACADEMYAcademy Press605,1768.33-0.92
ACCESSCORPAccess Holdings Plc124,640,92526.80+1.90
AFRINSUREAfrican Alliance Insurance0.20
AFRIPRUDAfrica Prudential Plc3,884,55016.35+0.20
AFROMEDIAAfromedia Plc0.24
AIICOAiico Insurance Plc44,307,1682.30+0.00
AIRTELAFRIAirtel Africa Plc3782,310.50+0.00
ALEXAluminium Extrusion Industries2,0007.15+0.00
ARADELAradel Holdings2,307,121526.00-3.00
ASOSAVINGSAso Savings & Loans0.50
AUSTINLAZAustin Laz & Company611,4502.60+0.15
AVAIFAva Infrastructure Fund1,000,000.00
BAPLCBriclinks Africa Plc6.25
BERGERBerger Paints369,74037.50+0.00
BETAGLASBeta Glass Company95,144333.95+0.00
BUACEMENTBUA Cement Plc879,910102.00+3.00
BUAFOODSBUA Foods58,132459.00+0.00
CADBURYCadbury Nigeria1,983,49859.65+0.00
CAPCAP Plc6,650,13965.90+0.00
CAVERTONCaverton Offshore Support Group5,081,3566.51-0.69
CHAMPIONChampion Breweries3,021,84412.29-1.36
CHAMSChams Plc16,162,3622.81-0.22
CHELLARAMChellarams Plc28,3009.53+0.00
CILEASINGC&I Leasing Plc7,196,8507.13-0.79
CONHALLPLCConsolidated Hallmark Holdings6,550,3903.38-0.37
CONOILConoil Plc67,986234.50+0.00
CORNERSTCornerstone Insurance Company3,087,7594.06+0.03
CUSTODIANCustodian & Allied Plc368,53029.00+0.00
CUTIXCutix Plc23,686,3503.73-0.41
CWGComputer Warehouse Group5,516,73416.10+0.00
DAARCOMMDaar Communications10,130,6450.97+0.08
DANGCEMDangote Cement2,408,913430.30+0.30
DANGSUGARDangote Sugar Refinery3,860,21850.00+0.10
DEAPCAPDeap Capital Management & Trust5,824,0391.44-0.15
DUNLOPDN Tyre & Rubber Plc0.20
EKOCORPEkocorp Plc5.80
ELLAHLAKESEllah Lakes Plc39,267,41410.25-1.13
ENAMELWANigerian Enamelware Plc1,80020.35+0.00
ETERNAEterna Plc2,080,54942.50+1.00
ETIEcobank Transnational Inc13,486,50635.00+0.50
ETRANZACTE-Tranzact International178,4518.70+0.00
EUNISELLEunisell Interlinked Plc330,72114.85+1.35
FCMBFCMB Group Plc17,408,9899.90+0.10
FIDELITYBKFidelity Bank Plc14,288,30121.55+0.55
FIDSONFidson Healthcare811,09446.10+0.00
FIRSTHOLDCOFirst HoldCo Plc33,199,88332.20+2.90
FTGINSUREFortis Global Insurance0.20
FTNCOCOAFTN Cocoa Processors28,291,1757.02-0.78
GEREGUGeregu Power Plc26,4931,141.50+0.00
GOLDBREWGolden Guinea Breweries7.10
GTCOGuaranty Trust Holding48,132,179101.00+7.15
GUINEAINSGuinea Insurance7,081,8371.01+0.07
GUINNESSGuinness Nigeria88,37696.80+0.00
HMCALLHaldane McCall288,8205.20+0.00
HONYFLOURHoneywell Flour Mill6,833,79127.60-0.90
IKEJAHOTELIkeja Hotel Plc1,167,02720.00-2.10
IMGIndustrial & Medical Gases267,74438.90+3.50
INFINITYInfinity Trust Mortgage Bank27,1997.70+0.00
INTBREWInternational Breweries5,329,07813.35-0.15
INTENEGINSInternational Energy Insurance453,0072.16-0.04
JAIZBANKJaiz Bank Plc24,161,2443.66+0.06
JAPAULGOLDJapaul Gold and Ventures Plc34,630,9332.85-0.17
JBERGERJulius Berger Nigeria Plc157,163112.00+0.00
JOHNHOLTJohn Holt Plc332,71510.00+0.00
JULIJuli Plc548,8319.30-1.00
LASACOLasaco Assurance1,915,4543.09-0.11
LEARNAFRCALearn Africa1,272,4875.70-0.01
LEGENDINTLegend Internet13,702,1765.85-0.62
LINKASSURELinkage Assurance13,864,8591.40-0.05
LIVESTOCKLivestock Feeds3,054,9948.80-0.20
LIVINGTRUSTLivingTrust Mortgage Bank35,7157.32+0.00
MANSARDAXA Mansard Insurance6,925,84212.50-0.31
MAYBAKERMay & Baker Nigeria1,531,44217.00+0.00
MBENEFITMutual Benefits Assurance12,802,5071.50-0.02
MCNICHOLSMcNichols Plc5,963,7013.89-0.43
MECUREMeCure Industries139,64513.00+0.00
MEYERMeyer Plc1,708,15921.15-2.20
MORISONMorison Industries2,6503.22+0.00
MRSMRS Oil Nigeria110,142149.50+0.00
MTNNMTN Nigeria1,905,187400.00+5.00
MULTITREXMulti-Trex Integrated Foods0.36
MULTIVERSEMultiverse Mining & Exploration831,83910.10-0.40
NAHCONigerian Aviation Handling Co.716,47199.95+2.85
NASCONNational Salt Company3,013,74474.90-0.10
NBNigerian Breweries51,550,47274.00+4.00
NCRNCR Nigeria6.00
NEIMETHNeimeth International Pharma10,519,2128.79+0.55
NEMN.E.M. Insurance Company528,37420.00-2.05
NESTLENestle Nigeria568,6361,650.00+150.00
NGXGROUPNigerian Exchange Group1,984,07568.00-2.00
NIDFNigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund285,247116.00+0.00
NNFMNorthern Nigeria Flour Mills380,046103.50+0.00
NPFMCRFBKNPF Microfinance Bank5,264,9662.43-0.27
NSLTECHSecure Electronic Technology13,778,9161.21+0.11
OANDOOando Plc12,343,02452.00-0.05
OKOMUOILOkomu Oil Palm1,793,948930.00+40.00
OMATEKOmatek Ventures23,395,0161.76+0.16
PHARMDEKOPharma-Deko Plc1.83
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NGX TRADING SUMMARY FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2025: At the end of today's trading session on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX), a total of 1,236,696,908 shares in 36,622 deals, corresponding to a market value of NGN 39,961,037,986.92, were traded. Compared with the previous NGX trading day (Monday, July 14), today's data shows 4% decline in volume, 24% improvement in turnover, but 7% decline in deals. The current market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange is NGN 81.6 trillion.

In the aggregate, 129 NGX listed equities participated in trading, ending with 41 gainers and 44 losers. Nestle Nigeria led the gainers with 10% share price appreciation closing at NGN 1,650.00 per share, followed by Eunisell Interlinked (+10%), Omatek Ventures (+10%) and Secure Electronic Technology (+10%). On the losing side, FTN Cocoa Processors came out last with an end-of-day price depreciation of 10% at NGN 7.02 per share, followed by NPF Microfinance Bank (-10%), C&I Leasing (-9.97%) and Champion Breweries (-9.96%). United Bank for Africa recorded the highest volume of 158 million traded shares, followed by Access Holdings (125m), Universal Insurance Company (124m) and Zenith Bank (66.3m).

Regarding the performance of NGX market indices, the benchmark NGX All-Share Index (ASI) increased by 2,277.54 (1.8%) points to close at 128,967.08, representing a 1-week gain of 6.01%, a 4-week gain of 12.23%, and an overall year-to-date gain of 25.3%. Other remarkable indices that performed were the NGX Top 30 Index (+1.89%; +6.14% 1WK; +24.26% YTD), NGX Banking Index (+7.05%; +20.17% 1WK; +46.62% YTD), NGX Pension Index (+3.51%; +11.27% 1WK; +45.65% YTD), NGX Premium Index (+2.58%; +11.46% 1WK; +32.88% YTD), NGX Main Board Index (+1.39%; +3.29% 1WK; +24.44% YTD), and NGX Consumer Goods Index (+1.33%; +0.36% 1WK; +59.94% YTD).


Index of African Stock Exchanges:

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  2. BRVM Stock Exchange
  3. Ghana Stock Exchange
  4. Johannesburg Stock Exchange
  5. Lusaka Securities Exchange
  6. Malawi Stock Exchange
  7. Nairobi Securities Exchange
  8. Nigerian Stock Exchange
  9. Uganda Securities Exchange
  10. Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Comments

  1. CHIKE OKOYECHIKE OKOYE
    Jul 16, 2025 23:06 GMT

    Sir,
    I bought ETI shares over 8 years ago, I haven't received any dividends since then.
    Also, I want to know if BAGCO is still treading on the floor of Nigeria stock markets.
    Thanks for usual Cooperation sir

  2. BenjaminBenjamin
    Jul 15, 2025 20:37 GMT

    I bought shares with the Union Bank worth 25000 Naira in 2006 but haven't received dividends. What do I do?

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 15, 2025 21:25 GMT

      Dear Ben
      Union Bank has only paid dividend twice in the last 10 years (2020 and 2021) at the rate of N0.25 per share for each of those years (i.e 2020 and 2021). If you didn't receive these dividends, kindly contact the registrars below for a resolution.

      Please be infTitan trust bank acquired Union bank and the shares of Union bank was de-listed from the stock exchange in 2023. Upon the de-listing, minority shareholders were paid off at the rate of N7.70 per share. If you didn't receive your payoff, kindly contact the registrars below for a resolution.

      Cardinalstone Registrars Ltd
      335/337, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba, Lagos
      e-mail: registrars@cardinalstone.com
      Tel: 02017120090

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  3. FranklinFranklin
    Jul 15, 2025 11:03 GMT

    Good morning sir, please what is wrong with Smurfit shares they are no longer trading, what is happening? Regards

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 15, 2025 15:47 GMT

      Dear Frank
      Firstly, please note that there is thin trading on the stock due to its extremely low free float not unconnected with the equally very low shares outstanding (a paltry 45m units). Secondly, the stock has also been on full bid for quite sometime now, making it more difficult to get. Please, look elsewhere for other profitable opportunities in the market that are very liquid. There are so many of them right now.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  4. ElizabethElizabeth
    Jul 15, 2025 08:16 GMT

    Good morning Sir

    I bought Fidelity bank shares last year, i have received my dividend but they have not allotted my shares to my CSCS account.

    I received a mail during March to provide my CSCS/CHN which i did but up till
    now, nothing has appeared on my CSCS account.

    Sir, pls kindly advice

    Thanks

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 15, 2025 10:18 GMT

      Dear Liz
      First Registrars was the designated registrars for the Fidelity offer. Please, reach out to them quickly for a resolution on your allotment.

      First Registrars
      2, Abebe Village Road, Iganmu, Lagos,
      e-mail: info@firstregistrarsnigeria.com
      Tel: 02012799880, 02012701078, 09154123719-22

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  5. ArmstrongArmstrong
    Jul 16, 2025 03:40 GMT

    What are the key factors to consider when evaluating newly listed stocks for investment, and which ones would you recommend for a long-term growth strategy in the Nigerian market? Additionally, how can I access these investment opportunities?

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 16, 2025 10:53 GMT

      Dear Armstrong
      There is an ongoing stock investing & trading Master Class, which has been designed to provide a pathway to financial freedom and independence for the participants.

      Specifically, at the masterclass, you will learn the following:

      A. How to identify undervalued stocks that are trading below their fair values in order to earn consistently and seamlessly in the market.
      B. How to hedge against inflation and build long-term wealth in the market.
      C. How to manage and re-balance your portfolio to maximize returns and minimize risks.
      D. How to navigate the market for consistent profits by having a roadmap.

      Additionally, two (2) free great stock picks for a profitable rest of the year.

      If you are interested in this essential masterclass, kindly send “TRADE-Arm” to 08147202291.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  6. ChukwudiChukwudi
    Jul 14, 2025 23:13 GMT

    Good morning sir, I wish to know if Zenith Bank, GTB, Fidelity and UBA have proposed their interim dividend.

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 15, 2025 05:56 GMT

      Dear Chukwudi
      Not yet. Hopefully, by Aug/Sep 2025.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  7. OlaniretiOlanireti
    Jul 12, 2025 06:47 GMT

    I am really exited to discover this site,Sir l want to what is really happening with trans nation express share, the share have bought since 2015 with no improvement whatsoever.
    It advisable to be sell off for betta stock.

    1. Stock Market Guru-SMGStock Market Guru-SMG
      Jul 16, 2025 14:16 GMT

      Hi Mr. Olanireti.

      The Transnation wide Express stock is a good stock for long term investment..

      I will advise you keep it for long term, but if you have needs to use the funds then u can let go as the stock doesnt have much activity.


      cheers 📊😊

    2. DynnyDynny
      Jul 12, 2025 19:27 GMT

      Dear Ola
      I'd advise you sell off and deploy funds elsewhere. There are better opportunities out there in the market.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  8. Okoro MartinsOkoro Martins
    Jul 8, 2025 15:36 GMT

    Good day to you, Mr Dynny.
    My Dad bought shares with Omega Bank. Are the shares redeemable with any current establishment in Nigeria?

    1. DynnyDynny
      Jul 10, 2025 13:27 GMT

      Dear Martins
      No redemption whatsoever as the investment went down the drain with the failure of Spring Bank. Recall that Spring Bank was a merger of six (6) banks that included Omega Bank.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  9. SALUBISALUBI
    Jul 8, 2025 13:12 GMT

    In 2003 or so I bought into ALLSTATES TRUST BANK IPO,the bank was declared bankrupt before the IPO was concluded, money realised was said to be with CBN and that funds are to be refunded to investors but nothing has been done to the best of my knowledge. Could you please advise on what possible steps to take to recover my money since the whole process was hurt,there was no shares allotment nor funds collected from investors returned. Please what is the way forward to all of these.

    1. Stock Market Guru-SMGStock Market Guru-SMG
      Jul 10, 2025 12:36 GMT

      Hi Salubi


      I will advise you forget about it because there is nothing that can be done about it


      Thank you.

      SMG 📊📊👌

    2. DynnyDynny
      Jul 10, 2025 13:20 GMT

      Dear Salubi
      The funds went down the drain with the failure of the public offer and the subsequent failure of the Bank..Just take your mind off it and move on. There are a lot of trading opportunities in the market today you take latch onto to remedy the loss.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

  10. DanDan
    Jul 7, 2025 05:30 GMT

    Good morning Dynny,
    i had some Dangote flour shares before it was delisted. I when I learnt about the payoff, I contacted the Registrars and processed the documentation for the payoff. They referred me to SEC Abuja, saying it's only dividends they were mandated to process and pay. I wrote SEC (enforcement@sec.gov.ng) and they requested for proof of ownership, which I did. It has lasted about 2 years and I'm yet to get any payment, despite many reminders. Please what should I do next?

    1. Stock Market Guru-SMGStock Market Guru-SMG
      Jul 10, 2025 12:34 GMT

      Hi Dan.


      Please do not write to SEC, i will advise you go to their office in Abuja and sort things out for yourself. Remember to go with all your documents including internal statement from your broker firm if possible.

      If you have a substantial units which you feel is worth the stress, i will advice you push for it.

      A client was paid two months ago from my firm. Please push harder the more and u will get good result.


      Hope this helps... 👌🦾

    2. DynnyDynny
      Jul 7, 2025 20:42 GMT

      Dear Dan
      You are not the only one in this boat. There are so many other shareholders like you who are also yet to receive their payoff. How I wish you had gone to the registrars earlier before they turned in the funds to SEC. The registrars processed some payments between 2019 and 2021 before they turned in the remainder of the funds to SEC, in line with statutory requirements. As it stands now, you have done the best you can and there is nothing else more you can do but to pray that SEC will eventually hearken to the cries of shareholders and release their funds.

      Hope this helps. Cheers!

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