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ASI IndexYear-to-DateMarket Cap.
104,562.06 (+278.42)+29,788.29 (39.84%)NGN 59.13Tr

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 ▴278.42 (0.27%)
Yesterday
Top Gainers (39)
MORISON1.76+10.00%
IKEJAHOTEL6.43+9.91%
JBERGER66.00+9.73%
OMATEK0.79+9.72%
UPDCREIT5.15+9.57%
CAVERTON1.80+9.09%
Bottom Losers (16)
FTNCOCOA1.60-9.60%
ABCTRANS0.77-9.41%
GUINEAINS0.35-7.89%
NGXGROUP21.40-6.75%
CHAMS1.92-6.34%
CUTIX2.60-5.80%
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
OMATEKOmatek Ventures2,084,3900.79+0.07
PHARMDEKOPharma-Deko Plc1.83
PREMPAINTSPremier Paints10.00
PRESCOPresco Plc28,914231.50+0.00
PRESTIGEPrestige Assurance Company766,3010.60+0.04
PZPZ Cussons Nigeria486,81638.00+3.00
RAKUNITYRAK Unity Petroleum Company0.30
REDSTAREXRed Star Express Plc363,7663.38+0.00
REGALINSRegency Alliance Insurance12,6180.43+0.00
RESORTSALResort Savings & Loans0.20
RONCHESSRonchess Global Resources81.00
ROYALEXRoyal Exchange1,520,5740.69-0.01
RTBRISCOERT Briscoe1,478,4630.55+0.01
SCOASCOA Nigeria2,6601.96+0.00
SEPLATSeplat Petroleum Development Co.206,3323,370.00+0.00
SFSREITSkye Shelter Fund Plc150101.35+0.00
SKYAVNSkyway Aviation Handling Co. Plc11,75022.95+0.00
SMURFITSmart Products Nigeria0.20
SOVRENINSSovereign Trust Insurance2,793,7300.48+0.02
STACOStandard Trust Assurance0.48
STANBICStanbic IBTC Holdings610,32356.00-2.00
STDINSUREStandard Alliance Insurance0.20
STERLINGNGSterling Bank5,431,7925.40+0.00
SUNUASSURSunu Assurances Nigeria Plc69,7001.36+0.00
TANTALIZERTantalizers Plc1,553,6510.42+0.00
THOMASWYThomas Wyatt Nigeria91,9922.18+0.00
TIPThe Initiates Plc1,523,4702.27+0.03
TOTALTotal Nigeria25,393346.50+0.00
TOURISTTourist Company of Nigeria2.50
TRANSCOHOTTranscorp Hotels Plc15,58197.90+0.00
TRANSCORPTranscorp Nigeria35,285,47114.20+0.60
TRANSEXPRTrans-Nationwide Express1,1081.27+0.00
TRANSPOWERTranscorp Power993,833377.00+0.00
TRIPPLEGTripple Gee & Co. Plc5,5504.13+0.00
UACNUAC of Nigeria186,14913.75+0.00
UBAUnited Bank for Africa54,937,84128.00+0.20
UCAPUnited Capital Plc8,251,87623.20+0.10
UHOMREITUnion Homes Real Estate Inv.36.60
UNHOMESUnion Homes Savings & Loans3.02
UNILEVERUnilever Nigeria129,60916.75+0.00
UNIONDICONUnion Dicon Salt36,0708.10+0.00
UNITYBNKUnity Bank21,079,9132.07+0.01
UNIVINSUREUniversal Insurance Company8,828,2540.39+0.02
UPDCUPDC Plc166,2021.50+0.00
UPDCREITUPDC Real Estate Investment Trust910,6005.15+0.45
UPLUniversity Press273,4002.44+0.00
VANLEERGreif Nigeria5.45
VERITASKAPVeritas Kapital Assurance Plc2,777,6840.67+0.03
VFDGROUPVFD Group62202.90+0.00
VITAFOAMVitafoam Nigeria151,06520.05+0.00
WAPCOLafarge Wapco3,331,58638.05+1.05
WAPICWapic Insurance187,3970.68+0.00
WEMABANKWema Bank8,349,6858.50+0.50
ZENITHBANKZenith Bank Plc88,355,04344.50+0.50
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NGX TRADING SUMMARY FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2024: At the end of today's trading session on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX), a total of 623,075,241 shares in 10,257 deals, corresponding to a market value of NGN 16,954,921,835.27, were traded. Compared with the previous NGX trading day (Wednesday, March 27), today's data shows 25% improvement in volume and 37% improvement in turnover. The current market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange is NGN 59.1 trillion.

In the aggregate, 122 NGX listed equities participated in trading, ending with 39 gainers and 16 losers. Morison Industries led the gainers with 10% share price appreciation closing at NGN 1.76 per share, followed by Ikeja Hotel (+9.91%), Julius Berger Nigeria (+9.73%) and Omatek Ventures (+9.72%). On the losing side, FTN Cocoa Processors came out last with an end-of-day price depreciation of 9.6% at NGN 1.60 per share, followed by Associated Bus Company (-9.41%), Guinea Insurance (-7.89%) and Nigerian Exchange Group (-6.75%). Zenith Bank recorded the highest volume of 88.4 million traded shares, followed by Guaranty Trust Holding (78.7m), Access Holdings (56.7m) and United Bank for Africa (54.9m).

Regarding the performance of NGX market indices, the benchmark NGX All-Share Index (ASI) climbed 278.42 (0.27%) points to close at 104,562.06, representing a 1-week gain of 0.17%, a 4-week gain of 4.58%, and an overall year-to-date gain of 39.84%. Other remarkable indices that performed were the NGX Top 30 Index (+0.29%; +0.12% 1WK; +39.08% YTD), NGX Insurance Index (+2.61%; +5.71% 1WK; +26.2% YTD), NGX Pension Index (+0.87%; +1.6% 1WK; +21.39% YTD), NGX Banking Index (+0.6%; +3.41% 1WK; +14.76% YTD), NGX Premium Index (+0.5%; +0.48% 1WK; +42.42% YTD), and NGX Industrial Index (+0.12%; +0.23% 1WK; +78.49% YTD).


Index of African Stock Exchanges:

  1. Botswana Stock Exchange
  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. Chesa-uko, UkoChesa-uko, Uko
    Mar 25, 2024 09:42 GMT

    UCAP we have waited for long now, give us BONUS ISSUE, 1 for 1 or 2 for 3 will do for the great profits you have made in recent times. TOE it's been awesome investing with you.

  2. K8ngK8ng
    Mar 23, 2024 18:21 GMT

    Please how can I get an account to trade stocks from my phone?

  3. Basil NwosuBasil Nwosu
    Feb 20, 2024 11:18 GMT

    Please, can you send me relevant data on green bonds and green financing in Nigeria.

  4. Adeosun Olumide OlayinkaAdeosun Olumide Olayinka
    Feb 7, 2024 08:29 GMT

    Good morning,
    Please how do I get my dividends from oando plc shares I bought in 2007.
    Will all the dividends accrued from 2017 be paid in full?
    Thank you

    1. Amaefule Daniel CAmaefule Daniel C
      Mar 28, 2024 21:51 GMT

      Good evening, sir.
      How do I claim my accrued dividends from first bank, Access bank and consolidated issuance company?
      I bought those shares around 2005 while I was in Lagos before I changed my location .
      I used to have a brokerage firm called forth asset then but I don't know how to connect with them. I need your help, please.

  5. Kehinde AdemolaKehinde Ademola
    Feb 8, 2024 15:30 GMT

    If there is doubt as to the total amount ones shares is sold by a broker, can one request for data from the exchange?

  6. Mr. AminuMr. Aminu
    Feb 7, 2024 12:00 GMT

    What is the current update of merger between Dangote Sugar, NASCON and Dangote Rice, has SEC approved the merger proposal of the 3 companies to form the one mega Dangote Foods? Thank you

    1. Ajetunmobi Gani seunAjetunmobi Gani seun
      Feb 14, 2024 15:26 GMT

      How can I transfer my stock portfolio investment from one stockbroker to another especially once that is not working

  7. VictorVictor
    Feb 1, 2024 13:51 GMT

    Good day sir, what do you have to say about Champion brewery, is there any hope for the food and beverages companies in this present administration?

  8. Shola ShobakinShola Shobakin
    Jan 26, 2024 09:50 GMT

    What stocks would you advice one should buy for long term purpose

    1. serheedserheed
      Jan 26, 2024 17:58 GMT

      When you are buying a stock for long term, first you've gotta be able to understand what investment in capital market is.

      I think most people misconstrue investments as just a tool to double your money. NO
      Investment in capital markets is simply buying risk to preserve your capital and also gain relative or absolute return on your investment.

      in terms of long term nigeria stocks you can own with solid to decent fundamentals and these companies are well audited by foreign companies like kpmg, pwc, deloitte :

      1-Dangote cement (highest revenue in nigeria) 1.2 TRILLION IN REVENUE, 504 BILLION IN PROFIT AFTER cost of good sold and taxes.


      2-seplat ( owns 7 oil blocks) their topline (revenue) last year was 905 MILLION US DOLLARS
      the stock is quite expensive at 3000 naira but it's worth it because the share price less than $4 for a company generating over half billion dollars and pays quaterly dividends.

      this is the reason lots of foreigners especially nigerians in abroad are flooding ngx market now.


      3-Bua foods ( great consumer company with no forex headaches. they own all their rice/sugar plants IN NIGERIA and they produce locally)

      I recommend bua foods over dansugar or nascon which are both owned by dangote because bua foods balance sheet is much stronger and they dominate the northern part of nigeria.


      4-Trancorp ( NOT TRANSCOPRP HOTEL) is a long term play because it's a conglomerate which owns an oil block, disco(power generating plant , trancorp hotels in abuja( 500-600 rooms) and the new trancorp hotel coming to IKOYI. ( i'm pretty sure we all know how much hotel rooms or rents are in banana ilsland/ikoyi.


      5-UBA bank - well capitalized and positioned to mint profit. uba chairman owns 51% of uba and almost 85 % trancorp, trancorp hotels.

      6-Zenith bank ( for me this kinda like the piece of mind stock you wanna own) slow and steady returns plus you get about 1.50 kobo dividend (interim and final dividend combined)

      uba is the facilitator 3.3 BILLION US DOLLARS afrexim loan to tinubu govt via nnpc crude for cash load deal. imagine the commission uba will be making on that loan deal.

      also uba made 450 billion in 3 months based on 2023 Q3 earning report. we are still waiting for end of the 2023 audited report.

      fundamentals is key and you have to your due diligence. also you need volume to make decent returns.

      e.g 500,000 shares of zenith bank will generate an average of 750,000 naira dividend payment to your acct yearly stress free .

      The stock went from 23 naira jan 2023 to 42 naira jan 2024.

      that's almost 100% return plus easy dividend money.

  9. sugarfactorysugarfactory
    Jan 26, 2024 18:57 GMT

    one of the reason why we recommend this FCMB bank:

    FCMB reports gross earnings of N516.8 billion for 2023

    we also need to keep an eye on their loan losses for 2023: Net impairment losses: N66.28 billion.

    even with 66 billion loan loss (fyi loan impairment charge is common with all banks)

    the Profit for the period of 2023 : N95.52 billion (vs 2022 profit of N31.13 billion =(+206.9%) roi.

    Earnings per share: N4.82 (N1.56, +209.0%)

    Total assets: N4.41 trillion (N2.98 trillion, +47.9%) -

    it's all about the numbers.

    EPS= earnings per share is 4.802
    P/E ratio = 2.3.

    fcmb is currently trading at less than 3 forward PE Ratio less than average 13 PE ratio for most companies on NGX.


    share price divided by eps =11.10 /4.80

  10. Newton AigbeNewton Aigbe
    Jan 23, 2024 22:21 GMT

    Good evening.
    Please how do I access my first bank shares and transfer to my new cscs account.

    1. Mr Christian ACISMr Christian ACIS
      Mar 14, 2024 17:12 GMT

      Hello Mr. Newton.

      For you to transfer your stock / Portfolio to another firm is very easy.

      1. Go to the target form you want to transfer to.

      2. Explain to them about everything.

      3. It's either the Resident firm is active or not. It has an implication.

      4. Liaise with the target form for the account transfer.

      5. Fill and do all necessary requirements from you.

      6. Leave the rest to the firm.. they will do it .


      If you don't have a broker or need more advice

      Call 08115789919.


      Thank you.


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      DO WELL TO JOIN BEFORE THE CLASS FILLS UP.


      send a message to the above number to join ...


      Thank

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