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· Nigerian Exchange · Close of trading
NGX All-Share Index 245,209.34
Change ▲ +0.12%
Points +297.10 pts
Previous close 244,912.24
WTD-0.03% MTD-0.03% QTD+6.88% YTD+57.58%
Index Performance

Equity Market Cap ₦158.28trn all listed equities
Bond Market Cap ₦56.73trn listed bonds & sukuk
ETF Market Cap ₦65.63bn exchange-traded funds
Deals 45,868 executed trades
Volume Traded 532.10mn shares
Value Traded ₦20.56bn across all boards

Market Breadth

128 equities traded

Daily Heatmap

Tile size: daily turnover value · Colour: daily price change
128 equities

Top Advancers

Ordinary equities
  1. ETERNAETERNA PLC. ₦36.30 +10.00%
  2. AVACAPAVA CAPITAL PLC ₦11.95 +9.63%
  3. LEGENDINTLEGEND INTERNET PLC ₦4.60 +9.52%
  4. FCMBFCMB GROUP PLC. ₦12.70 +8.55%
  5. HONYFLOURHONEYWELL FLOUR MILL PLC ₦17.60 +7.98%

Top Decliners

Ordinary equities
  1. FTGINSUREFORTIS GLOBAL INSURANCE PLC ₦2.52 -10.00%
  2. ETIECOBANK TRANSNATIONAL INCORPORATED ₦72.10 -9.99%
  3. CHELLARAMCHELLARAMS PLC. ₦11.90 -9.85%
  4. THOMASWYTHOMAS WYATT NIG. PLC. ₦3.21 -9.83%
  5. UPDCUPDC PLC ₦3.25 -8.45%

Most Traded — Volume

Units
  1. FCMB ₦12.70 131.74mn
  2. FIRSTHOLDCO ₦140.00 43.44mn
  3. AVACAP ₦11.95 36.32mn
  4. CHAMS ₦4.30 36.26mn
  5. ACCESSCORP ₦26.10 24.44mn

Most Traded — Value

Turnover
  1. FIRSTHOLDCO ₦140.00 ₦5.95bn
  2. MTNN ₦845.00 ₦1.71bn
  3. FCMB ₦12.70 ₦1.59bn
  4. ARADEL ₦1,526.80 ₦1.24bn
  5. GTCO ₦128.00 ₦1.17bn

Sector Board

Value-traded share & breadth
  • Oil and Gas 2▲1▼ 8.3%₦1.70bn +1.27%
  • Consumer Goods 2▲3▼ 5.3%₦1.08bn +0.35%
  • ICT 1▲2▼ 10.0%₦2.04bn +0.32%
  • Utilities 0▲0▼ 0.0%₦4.59mn 0.00%
  • Industrial Goods 0▲1▼ 7.9%₦1.62bn -0.35%
  • Financial Services 15▲21▼ 62.2%₦12.68bn -0.71%
  • Agriculture 2▲2▼ 1.0%₦195.41mn -0.88%
  • Services 2▲5▼ 2.6%₦530.75mn -0.94%
  • Healthcare 0▲1▼ 0.5%₦94.53mn -1.50%
  • Conglomerates 1▲2▼ 1.9%₦379.42mn -1.64%
  • Construction/Real Estate 0▲1▼ 0.1%₦17.29mn -2.82%
  • Natural Resources 0▲1▼ 0.0%₦4.85mn -3.28%
  • Investment 0▲1▼ 0.2%₦41.83mn -5.22%

Research Desk Commentary

NETCAP Research, Lagos

ETERNA led gainers (+10.00%); FTGINSURE recorded the steepest decline (-10.00%); FCMB was most active by volume at 131.74m shares; FIRSTHOLDCO led value turnover at ₦5.95bn. The top five equities by traded value accounted for 57.25% of equity turnover.

On an equal-weighted basis, Oil and Gas led sector performance at +1.27%, while Investment was weakest at -5.22%.

Market breadth was negative, with 25 advancers, 41 decliners and 62 unchanged equities; the advance-decline ratio was 0.61x.

Source: Nigerian Exchange Limited Data Portal, compiled by Network Capital Limited Research.
Market hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. WAT, Monday to Friday.

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