Investors gain N19bn as bulls rule market
August 5, 2019967 views0 comments
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) crucial market indices resumed trading for the week on Monday with a growth of 0.14 percent.
The market capitalisation increased by N19 billion or 0.14 percent to close at N13.483 trillion against N13.464 trillion on Friday.
Also, the All-Share Index which opened at 27,630.46 rose by 38.92 percent to close at 27, 669.38 achieved on Friday.
An analysis of the price movement shows that Dangote Flour led the gainers’ table, growing by N1.85 to close at N20.35 per share.
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MTN Nigeria Communication followed with a gain of N1.25 to close at N128.25, while Cement Company of Northern Nigeria added 65k to close at N13 per share.
On the other hand, Ecobank Transnational topped the losers’ chart, dropping by 80k to close at N7.20 per share.
Dangote Sugar Refinery trailed with a loss of 20k to close at N9.80, while FBN Holdings was also down by 20k to close at N5.40 per share.
NPF Micro Finance Bank declined by 11k to close at N1.18, while Lafarge Africa dropped by 10k to close at N14.30 per share.
Further analysis of the activity chart indicates that investors traded 280.69 million shares worth N1.41 billion transacted in 3,314 deals.
This was against the 161.65 million shares valued at N4.80 billion exchanged in 3,088 deals on Friday.
Sterling Bank was the most active stock during the day, exchanging 198.68 million shares worth N436.74 million.
Zenith International Bank followed with an account of 19.41 million shares worth N353.94 million, while Dangote Flour Nigeria sold a total of 7.51 million shares valued at N153.23 million.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated traded 7.16 million shares valued at N51.91 million, while FBNHoldings sold six million shares worth N32.98 million.