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DEAPCAP - Deap Capital Management & Trust

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BANKING Company specialising in Funds Management, Capital Maket Operations, Financial Advisory Services Portfolio Management, Leasing and Issuing House Services

Deap Capital Management & Trust is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) since December 17th, 2007. Deap Capital Management & Trust is traded on the NGX under the ticker symbol “DEAPCAP”. The International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) of NGX:DEAPCAP is NGDEAPCAP009. Deap Capital Management & Trust is currently the 131st most valuable stock on the NGX with a market capitalization of NGN 3.76 billion, which is about 0.0037% of the Nigerian Stock Exchange equity market.

DEAPCAP2.51 ▴ 0.22 (9.61%)
Yesterday
Last Trading Results
Opening Price
Day’s Low Price2.51
Day’s High Price2.51
Traded Volume1.89M
Number of Deals29
Gross Turnover4.75M
Growth & Valuation
Earnings Per Share
Price/Earning Ratio
Dividend Per Share
Dividend Yield
Shares Outstanding1.5B
Market Capitalization3.76B
Monetary values are quoted in Nigerian Naira (NGN) unless otherwise stated

DEAPCAP Stock Market Performance

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+39.4%+68.5%+52.1%
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The current share price of Deap Capital Management & Trust (DEAPCAP) is NGN 2.51. DEAPCAP closed its last trading day (Tuesday, January 6, 2026) at 2.51 NGN per share on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX), recording a 9.6% gain over its previous closing price of 2.29 NGN. Deap Capital Management & Trust began the year with a share price of 1.90 NGN and has since gained 32.1% on that price valuation, ranking it sixth on the NGX in terms of year-to-date performance. Shareholders can be optimistic about DEAPCAP knowing the stock has accrued an outstanding 68% over the past four-week period alone—seventh best on NGX.

Deap Capital Management & Trust is the 58th most traded stock on the Nigerian Stock Exchange over the past three months (Oct 7, 2025 - Jan 6, 2026). DEAPCAP has traded a total volume of 129 million shares—in 3,429 deals—valued at NGN 228 million over the period, with an average of 2.05 million traded shares per session. A volume high of 8.5 million was achieved on November 10th, and a low of 60,454 on November 17th, for the same period. The table below details the last 10 trading days of activity of Deap Capital Management & Trust on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

DateVolumeCloseChangeChange%
2026-01-061,892,8302.51+0.22+9.61%
2026-01-053,487,4722.29+0.20+9.57%
2026-01-024,123,8052.09+0.19+10.00%
2025-12-314,689,9211.90+0.12+6.74%
2025-12-301,849,1471.78-0.02-1.11%
2025-12-291,351,4311.80+0.10+5.88%
2025-12-243,037,1091.70
2025-12-231,156,6011.70
2025-12-226,115,9701.70
2025-12-193,129,7421.70

Profile of Deap Capital Management & Trust

Deap Capital Management & Trust operates in the Financials sector.

Factsheet of Deap Capital Management & Trust

Sector
Financials
Industry
Address
Telephone
Email
Website

DEAPCAP Industrial Market Competitors

Deap Capital Management & Trust, issuers of the DEAPCAP stock on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, have a number of market competitors who are also engaged in the Financials sector. The table below presents an overview of the market standing of the top 10 by year-to-date performance.


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Comments

  1. Mr GabMr Gab
    Jan 19, 2024 16:12 GMT

    I BOUGHT DEAP CAPITAL SINCE 2007, TILL DATE IVE RECEIVE ANY DIVIDEND OR EVEN BONUS FROM THEM, PLEASE WHO CAN DIRECT ME TO DEAP CAPITAL REGISTRAR

    1. StephenStephen
      Feb 26, 2025 22:17 GMT

      How do I sell please, I but I don't think there's any profit in it yet, I bought it since 2006

  2. Ogbonnaya Godwin M.Ogbonnaya Godwin M.
    Jul 8, 2023 09:09 GMT

    We are parading with huge unclaimed dividend warrant in our system today is as a result of investors inability to reach their registrars easily to clear issues. If Nigerian Exchange Authority will make it compulsory for all the registrars to have even offices of at most three staff in all the capital cities of 36 states and Abuja, things will work out better for both companies, investors and the authorities.

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