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Nigerian Stock Market Takes a N659 Billion Hit Amid Mixed Performance
The Nigerian stock market experienced a notable decline on April 8, 2025, with the market capitalization of the Nigerian Exchange Ltd (NGX) dropping by N659 billion, representing a 1.01% decrease. The market’s value fell to N65.488 trillion, down from the N66.147 trillion recorded the previous Friday.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The All-Share Index also recorded a significant fall, dropping by 1.23% or 1,295.02 points, closing at 104,216.87, compared to 105,511.89 in the prior trading session. This downturn was attributed to a variety of factors, including the recent listing of First Holdco Plc’s rights issue, which involved the issuance of nearly 6 billion ordinary shares at N25 each, effective from April 7, 2025.
Market breadth ended on a negative note, with 51 stocks declining and only 9 advancing. Among the biggest losers were Cornerstone Insurance, which fell by 10% to N2.97, and Oando Plc, which also dropped 10%, closing at N37.80 per share. Other notable losers included Secured Electronic Technology and RT Briscoe, both losing 10% to close at 45 kobo and N2.16 per share, respectively.
On the other hand, stocks like VFD Group and TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria performed well, gaining 10% and 9.61%, respectively. Guinea Insurance and International Energy Insurance also saw increases of 9.52% and 9.33%, respectively, contributing to the limited gains in the market.
In terms of trade volume, First City Monument Bank led the activity chart, with 65.5 million shares worth N588.99 million traded. Fidelity Bank, Guaranty Trust Holding Company, Access Corporation, and Zenith Bank also saw considerable trading activity.
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