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A share trading well below its highest price of the year can look like a bargain. That is...
Trading activity on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) experienced a surge in liquidity on Monday, September 28, 2026, as total equity trading volume crossed the one-billion mark, reaching 1,024,773,814 shares exchanged across 61,661 deals.
As Nigerians subscribe to the Dangote Refinery offer from their smart devices, the systems connecting them to the...
More women are taking up influential leadership positions in Nigeria’s corporate sector, with the shift becoming increasingly visible on the...
Coronation Insurance Plc, one of the insurance companies listed on the NGX, says its stronger capital base will allow it to take on larger insurance risks and grow its premium income.
Nigerian stocks achieved a record-breaking multi-year bull market, with the benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) remaining above the all-time high threshold of over 252,000 points. This trend reflects substantial year-to-date and multi-month gains.
The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) has launched a capital raise of up to N45 billion under its N200 billion issuance programme, offering investors an opportunity to participate in the country's largest local currency infrastructure debt fund.
Share prices of Nigeria's largest listed companies have run well ahead of their latest earnings growth this year. That raises an important question for investors: how much of the market's optimism is already priced in?
The Nigerian equities market maintained its winning streak into a third consecutive week, with the benchmark NGX All-Share Index (ASI) rising 2,308.85 basis points or approximately 0.92%, to close at 252,113.41 points on Friday, September 25, up from 249,804.56 points the previous week.
TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc shares fell 10% on Friday, September 25, 2026, pulling the NGX Oil and Gas Index down 0.13% a day after the sector gauge reached a record high.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) closed Friday’s trading session marginally lower, with market capitalisation easing by N20 billion to N163.66 trillion as investors traded 708.81 million shares across 42,434 deals.
There high investor interest in the major oil and gas stocks on the Nigerian stock market—Seplat Energy PLC (SEPLAT) and Aradel Holdings PLC (SPIRIT)—driven by surging crude oil prices, strong earnings, and favorable macroeconomic developments.