NGX Investors Earn Over N1 Trillion in 5 Days Amid Bullish Market Trend

NGX Investors Earn Over N1 Trillion in 5 Days Amid Bullish Market Trend 

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) witnessed remarkable growth last week, delivering exceptional gains to investors and outpacing the nation’s inflation rate.

Key Highlights:

1. Market Performance:

• The NGX All-Share Index (ASI) surged to a Year-to-Date (YtD) gain of 35.2%, surpassing November’s inflation rate of 34.6%.

• The ASI closed the week at 101,129.09 points, up from 99,378.06 points, marking the highest weekly gain since March 15, 2024.

2. Investor Gains:

• Investors raked in over ₦1.062 trillion, with the market capitalization closing at ₦61.303 trillion, compared to ₦60.241 trillion the previous week.

3. Top Movers:

• Gainers:

• Aradel Holdings: +20.73% (WoW)

• GTCO: +7.65%

• Zenith Bank: +4.20%

• Decliners:

• BUA Cement: -2.11%

• MTN Nigeria: -0.28%

• Access Corporation: -0.62%

4. Bullish Momentum:

• Positive sentiment was driven by consumer goods giants like Honeywell Flour Mills, Nigerian Breweries, and Nestle, alongside blue-chip companies.

• Analysts noted increased buying interest across major sectors, with several stocks reaching 52-week highs as investors positioned for year-end gains.

Corporate Announcements:

• MTN Nigeria and Fidelity Bank notified the NGX of their closed periods for the 2024 financial year.

• Aradel Holdings received ministerial consent for the acquisition of SPDC Limited.


• Seplat Energies and Cutix disclosed insider dealings.

Analyst Insights:

Experts from InvestData Consulting expect the positive trend to persist despite profit-taking, citing:

• Portfolio rebalancing amidst inflation.

• Smart money positioning for year-end gains.

• Sector rotation opportunities.

Analysts advise investors to leverage price corrections and focus on value stocks as volatility and pullbacks continue to create upside potential.

This robust performance underscores the resilience of the NGX and presents strategic opportunities for investors in the Nigerian stock market.

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