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The Nigerian stock market has had a record run in the first nine months of 2026, with the NGX All-Share Index up 61.43% and several stocks..
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 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.
The All-Share Index concluded January 2025 on a bullish trajectory, soaring by 1,567.55 points to reach 104,496.12 points at the market's close on January 31st.
As of August 2024, eight Nigerian stocks have achieved triple-digit Year-to-Date (YtD) gains, highlighting their exceptional performance amid market volatility.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) started the second half of 2024 on a bearish note, as the market has declined by 0.39% over the past two weeks, leading to a N334 billion in its market cap.
Equities trading on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) finished the first half of 2024 (January-June) with notable positivity, driven by a significant surge in investor confidence in listed corporations.
About 58 companies on the NGX have either distributed or plan to distribute dividends based on their 2023 returns.
Equities trading on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) ended November on an upbeat note, buoyed by a surge in investor confidence toward listed corporations.
Data from the National Pension Commission (PenCom) reveals that the pension industry’s investment in the Nigerian stock market rose to N1.39 trillion as of the end of September 2023, marking an additional N478.8 billion compared to N908 billion recorded as of the beginning of the year.