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News and stories about Nigerian Stock Exchange
In line with Covid-19 restrictions, the meeting was held via proxy and streamed live on the company’s website and social media handles.
Nigerian banks spent less on travels in 2020 compared to 2019 due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
CAP led 19 Gainers as against 21 Losers topped by LIVESTOCK at the end of today's session.
JBERGER (+10.00%) led the gainers' chart today, while CHAMPION (-8.20%) was the top loser.
Zenith Bank’s successful recovery pushed it out of the bear claws that gripped the NSE banking.
GUINNESS (+10.00%) led the gainer’s chart today, while WAPIC (-9.09%) closed top loser.
When compared to the overall performance of the market, the NSE Industrial index fared better as it declined by –0.05%.
The NSE Consumer goods index increased by a total of 11.53 index points in the second week of March, to print first expansion in six weeks.
The demutualization exercise is expected to produce a new non-operating holding company with three operating subsidiaries.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has received final approvals of its demutualisation plan from the SEC and CAC respectively.
The top 10 stockbroking firms on the Nigeria Stock Exchange have traded stocks valued at N126.74 billion in the month of February 2021.
The NSE has announced the launching of an e-filing portal, X-Filing on its platform.