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Equities Slide By N351bn As Midweek Trading Turns Bearish

Olushola Bello by Olushola Bello
5 months ago
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Nigerian Stock Exchange
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The Nigerian stock market’s midweek trading session was subdued, as investors’ net buying fell by N351 billion.

The All Share Index (ASI) lost by 549.44 points, representing a loss of 0.33 per cent to close at 165,164.38 points. Also, market capitalisation declined by N351 billion to close at N105.737 trillion.

The overall downturn was impacted by losses recorded in medium- and large-capitalised stocks, including MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN), May & Baker Nigeria, Ikeja Hotel, NEM Insurance, and eTranzact International.

On market performance, Imperial Asset Managers Limited said, “overall, today’s session highlights a market seeking for major trigger, as mixed full year 2025 earnings released so far failed to resonate major buying interest amid lingering profit-taking. Investors remain cautious, with trading activity centered on selective opportunities rather than broad-based accumulation.”

Reflecting the profit-taking impact, market sentiment was negative, with 38 declining counters outweighing 32 advancing stocks. DEAP Capital Management & Trust recorded the highest price gain of 9.97 per cent to close at N9.49, per share. Tantalizer followed with a gain of 9.92 per cent to close at N3.88, while Skyway Aviation Handling Company rose by 9.91 per cent to close at N128.60 per share.

Morison Industries appreciated by 9.90 per cent to close at N9.99, while Zichis Agro-Allied Industries rose by 9.81 per cent to close at N3.47 per share.

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On the other hand, R.T. Briscoe (Nigeria) led the losers’ chart by 9.97 per cent to close at N6.50 per share. May & Baker Nigeria followed with a decline of 9.96 per cent to close at N35.25, while Ikeja Hotel declined by 9.92 per cent to close at N32.25 per share.

 

LivingTrust Mortgage Bank depreciated by 9.90 per cent to close at N4.64, while eTranzact International declined by 9.16 per cent to close at N17.35 per share.

 

Meanwhile, the total volume traded rose by 29.00 per cent to 623.177 million units, valued at N16.540 billion, and exchanged in 42,172 deals. Transactions in the shares of Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals topped the activity chart with 58.126 million shares valued at N590.603 million. Chams Holding Company followed with 39.505 million shares worth N190.587 million, while Access Holdings traded 33.357 million shares valued at N757.455 million.

 

Zenith Bank traded 32.423 million shares valued at N2.304 billion, while Tantalizer sold 29.244 million shares worth N109.839 million.

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Olushola Bello

Olushola Bello

Olushola Bello is a Senior Journalist at Leadership Newspaper, reporting on Nigeria's capital market, industry sectors, and broader economic issues. She is known for high-impact stories and in-depth analysis on business developments and financial markets, underpinned by strong editorial judgement and a commitment to accuracy and fairness.

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