In the third quarter of 2025, the Nigerian stock market put on a strong show, with the All-Share Index returning 18.95% to investors.
The index opened the quarter at 119,980.4 points and gained 22,731.9 points to close at 142,710.5.
This was the market’s best quarter of the year so far, and the third strongest since 2020, behind only the 39.84% rally of January 2024 and the 50.05% surge in October 2020.
Although every month ended in the green, July carried most of the weight, driving a strong 16.57% gain as sectors across the board rallied.
- By performance, the NGX Insurance Index led with a 57.65% surge in Q3, followed by Industrial Goods at 39.32%.
- Consumer Goods climbed 27.89%, Banking advanced 18.25%, while Oil and Gas closed with a modest 3.51% gain.
With the broader market on a roll, the spotlight now turns to the top 10 stocks that fueled the rally.
Here they are:
Triple Gee & Company Plc, a secure printing and packaging firm, ranks 5th with a 148.89% gain in Q3, accompanied by strong trading activity and investor interest.
The stock opened the quarter at N2.25, with 11.8 million shares changing hands, and closed at N5.60.
July was the standout month, with an impressive 88.44% gain, followed by continued positive momentum in August. Despite flat price action in September, the stock had already secured solid Q3 gains.
- As of June 30, 2025, total assets stood at N5.06 billion, with property, plant, and equipment accounting for N3.1 billion.
- H1 2025 results showed a higher turnover of N442 million, but rising costs led to a pretax loss of N105.6 million, slightly down 6% year-over-year.
Year-to-date, Triple Gee & Company is up over 195%.
