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Nairametrics by Nairametrics
August 8, 2018
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NEM Director at a recent AGM. Source: NEM

NEM Director at a recent AGM. Source: NEM

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As we enter into the second month of the third quarter of the year, the Nigerian Stock Market is down 4.2% Year to date (YTD). The month of July closed at about -4.29% as the bears continue to dominate market proceedings.

A lot has been said about what could be causing the bearish sentiments however, there is still a lot of money being made, perhaps by a small band of retail and institutional investors.

Currently, there are about 10 stocks that have returned 50% and above YTD and as things stand, they are still gaining. Here is a list of these stocks;

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Stocks YtD % ∆
CEMENT CO. OF NORTH NIG. PLC 225.3%
CUTIX PLC 111.4%
C & I  LEASING  PLC 93.8%
N.E.M INSURANCE CO (NIG) PLC 77.7%
FIDSON 66.2%
UNITY BANK PLC 62.3%
IKEJA HOTEL PLC 58.4%
CAVERTON OFFSHORE SUPPORT GROUP PLC 55.0%
BETA GLASS CO PLC 52.0%
ETERNA  OIL & GAS PLC 50.2%

 

Are they still a buy?

While it’s too early to judge, trading in the first three days of August provide some mixed reviews. For example, CCNN did very well in July but has started August down by about 8%. Cutix Plc which has been riding high on the back of its planned bonus issue has also lost about 3%.

NEM Insurance, faced with a scramble for the stock by majority shareholders has been flat this month. Beta Glass, on the other hand, is up 2.3% after starting the month on a blistering return of about 12%.

The instigators

So what are the factors instigating the surge in their share price? We tried to explain this in the table below;

Stocks YtD % ∆ Remarks
CEMENT CO. OF NORTH NIG. PLC 225.3% A string of decent results and rumour of a possible merger.
CUTIX PLC 111.4% Company announced a bonus issue
C & I  LEASING  PLC 93.8% Nigeria’s most popular leasing company is recapitalizing and recently announced that its bond offer was 133% subscribed.
N.E.M INSURANCE CO (NIG) PLC 77.7% The majority shareholders of this company are battling with the next set of majority shareholders for the ownership of the company. Recently, the shareholders of the company approved a private placement which has ensued a scrambling for the shares of the company.
FIDSON 66.2% The company reported a 26% jump in profits this half year and also making moves on the recapitaliation front. Interesting to note that Fidelis Ayebaye, the chairman is also a major stakeholder and role player in the NEM fiasco.
UNITY BANK PLC 62.3% They have been trying to sell this bank for months now. Share price was much higher than this at the start of the year but it seems to have found a floor as buyers remain scarce.
IKEJA HOTEL PLC 58.4% Another company with a boardroom squabble
CAVERTON OFFSHORE SUPPORT GROUP PLC 55.0% A string of good results is also helping this company. Oil prices are also up which means more deals for the company.
BETA GLASS CO PLC 52.0% We have noticed major crossing of shares from this stock as block owners of the stock look to sell.
ETERNA  OIL & GAS PLC 50.2% No information.
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