A total of 3.166 billion shares valued at N155.023 billion exchanged hands across the NGX during the week, representing a decline from the 4.689 billion shares worth N240.824 billion recorded in the previous week.
The Nigerian Exchange Group and the Nairobi Securities Exchange have stepped up efforts to deepen cross-border capital-market cooperation, with stakeholders from both markets exploring ways to improve connections between African exchanges.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) opened the week on a positive note on Monday, as market capitalisation rose by ₦344 billion from ₦163.655 trillion at the open to ₦163.999 trillion at the close.
The Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) is fundamentally transforming the country’s payment infrastructure to facilitate widespread participation in initial public offerings and privatization transactions.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) closed Friday’s trading session marginally lower, as market capitalisation slipped N24 billion from N163.679 trillion at the open to N163.655 trillion at the close.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited extended its positive run on Wednesday, with the All-Share Index (ASI) rising 576.36 points to 251,191.02, representing a 0.23 percent gain.
Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) has expanded access to its NGX Invest platform with a WhatsApp subscription channel, giving investors another route to participate in public offers, rights issues and initial public offerings.
The figure was disclosed in the latest quarterly report of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), which showed that average energy offtake by the DisCos at their trading points fell to 3,197.03 megawatt-hours per hour (MWh/h) in Q2 from 3,309.48MWh/h in Q1.