The equity market began this week with a positive record on Monday, April 28, 2025, when investors received ₦ 229 billion at the end of the trade session.
This follows the surge in stock prices from Stocks International Brewers (Intbrew); Legend Internet (Legendint) and Cadbury Nigeria (Cadbury), among others, on the trading floor.
After five hours of trading in the capital market, the capitalization of equity increased to ₦ 66.694 trillion from ₦ 66.465 trillion recorded by the Exchange on Friday, April 25, 2025.
The Benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) increased to 106,116.18 points from 105,752.61 points recorded on the previous trading day.
The extent of the positive market due to 46 advanced shares, 16 shares declined, and 63 shares remained unchanged in 17,637 agreements.
International Breweries (Intbrew); Legend Internet (Legendint) and Cadbury Nigeria (Cadbury) leads other strengthening with 10%, 9.97% and 9.96% growth in the price closed at N8. 47, N7.50 and N29.52 from N7.70, N6.82 and N26.60 per previous share.
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Livestock feed (livestock), Aradel Holdings (Aradel), and Tripple Gee & Co. PLC (tripleg) leads other price determination with a price decline of 10%, 9.86% and 9.60% of N8.5.00 and N1.79 from N8.50, N8.55, N448.00 and N1.79 from N8.50, N8.9, N448.00 and N1.79 from N8.50, N8.55, N448.00 and N1.79 from N9.50, N8.55, N448.00 and N1.79 from N9.50, N8.55, N448.00 and N1.79 from N9.50, N8.55 N448.00 and N1.79 previously.
In the volume index, the Access Holdings PLC (Accesscorp) led trade with 60 million shares in 1,389 agreements, followed by Fidelity Bank PLC (Fidelitybk) which was traded 56 million shares in 485 offers.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) trading 34 million shares in 1,127 agreements.
In the value index, the Holding Trust (GTCO) guarantee emerged as the top stock traded, collecting N2.1 billion in 972 agreements, followed by the Access Holdings PLC (Accesscorp) which trade equity worth N1.4 billion in 1, 389 agreement.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) traded shares worth N1.1 billion in 1, 127 agreement.
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