The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) recorded a sharp downturn on Thursday, as market capitalisation fell by N3.281 trillion from N165.415 trillion at the opening to N162.134 trillion at the close of trading.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) extended its recovery on Wednesday, as market capitalisation increased by N308 billion from N165.107 trillion at the opening to N165.415 trillion at the close of trading.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) recorded a marginal recovery on Tuesday, as market capitalisation increased by N28 billion from N165.079 trillion at the opening to N165.107 trillion at the close of trading.
Digital platforms are changing how Nigerians access the capital market, subscribe to public offers and trade listed securities, as the Nigerian Exchange expands its investment infrastructure beyond traditional brokerage channels.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) opened the new trading week on a negative note on Monday, as market capitalisation declined marginally by N35 billion from N165.114 trillion at the opening to N165.079 trillion at the close of trading.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has tried to lower the entry barrier through its Growth Board. Its entry segment sets a minimum market capitalisation of N50 million, requires at least two years of operating history in the usual case, and requires the public to hold at least 10 percent of each class of equity securities.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) recorded a strong improvement in trading activity during the week, as investors exchanged 7.619 billion shares valued at N637.826 billion.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) closed the trading week on a positive note on Friday, as market capitalisation increased by ₦141 billion from ₦164.973 trillion at the opening to ₦165.114 trillion at the close of trading.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) rebounded on Thursday, as market capitalisation rose by ₦779 billion from ₦164.194 trillion at the opening to ₦164.973 trillion at the close of trading.
The All-Share Index (ASI) also declined by 1,107.28 points, or 0.44 percent, from 253,990.06 to 252,882.78 points, reversing part of Tuesday’s gains. The market had added ₦1.753 trillion in capitalisation during the previous session, with the benchmark index advancing by 1.07 percent.
The commission issued the clarification on Saturday amid growing controversy surrounding the preliminary voters’ register ahead of the 2027 general elections and calls by some Nigerians for Amupitan to step down over alleged irregularities in the registration process.
