The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) sustained its upward momentum on Tuesday, as market capitalisation rose by ₦1.753 trillion to close at ₦164.913 trillion, up from ₦163.160 trillion at the opening.
The Group’s profit before tax increased from ₦11.2 billion in the corresponding period of 2025, while profit after tax climbed 86.4 percent to ₦14.7 billion from ₦7.9 billion.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) began the new trading week on a positive note on Monday, as market capitalisation rose by ₦2.641 trillion to close at ₦163.160 trillion, up from ₦160.519 trillion at the opening.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) closed the trading week on a negative note, as the All-Share Index (ASI) and market capitalisation declined by 0.13 percent to close at 247,222.27 points and N160.519 trillion, respectively.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) rebounded on Friday as market capitalisation increased by N1.471 trillion, rising from N159.048 trillion at the opening to N160.519 trillion at the close of trading.
The Nigerian equities market extended its losses on Thursday, as market capitalisation declined by N103 billion to close at N159.048 trillion from an opening value of N159.151 trillion.
The Nigerian equities market closed lower on Wednesday, as market capitalisation declined by N516 billion to N159.151 trillion from an opening value of N159.667 trillion.
Nigerian equities returned to positive territory on Tuesday, but investors recovered only a fraction of the ₦1.47 trillion erased from the market a day earlier.
The Nigerian equities market rebounded on Tuesday, as market capitalisation increased by N411 billion to close at N159.667 trillion from an opening value of N159.256 trillion.
The Nigerian equities market (NGX) opened the week on a negative note on Monday, as market capitalisation declined by ₦1.469 trillion to close at ₦159.256 trillion from an opening value of ₦160.725 trillion.
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.
