NGX Records N12.17trn In FGN Bonds, Corporate Listings
Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has achieved an impressive milestone in 2024, recording listings worth approximately ₦12.17 trillion, split between Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Bonds and corporate instruments. This reflects the government’s strategic reliance on the capital market to raise domestic funds and an active year for corporate listings. FGN Bonds, issued by the Debt […]
Read MoreNGX Unveils Equity-based Commodity Index
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has unveiled an Equity-Based Commodity Index aimed at tracking the performance of companies operating in energy, agriculture, mining, metals, and natural resources sectors. This new index, debuting with an initial value of 1,000, includes key players such as Geregu Power Plc, Multiverse Mining and Exploration Plc, Okomu Oil Palm Plc, […]
Read MoreLong-Term Funding Drives ₦5.1trn In New Listings On NGX
The pursuit of long-term funding fuelled the listing of three major companies—Transcorp Power Plc, Aradel Holdings Plc, and Haldane McCall Plc—on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in 2024, contributing a combined ₦5.1 trillion to the market’s capitalisation. This influx has significantly deepened the equities market and enhanced investor confidence. Transcorp Power Plc, a subsidiary of Transnational […]
Read MoreNGX Removes Flour Mills of Nigeria From Daily official List
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has removed Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc from its Daily Official List, marking the end of the company’s trading presence on the exchange. This development follows an earlier notification issued on December 16, 2024, when the NGX suspended trading in the company’s shares as part of the delisting process. In its […]
Read MoreMTN Nigeria Announces Series 15, 16 Commercial Papers
MTN Nigeria has announced its intention to issue Series 15 and 16 Commercial Papers, targeting ₦50 billion under its ongoing ₦250 billion Commercial Paper Issuance Programme. This decision follows the overwhelming success of its Series 13 and 14 issuances, which raised ₦72.18 billion on November 29, 2024—a significant oversubscription of 144 percent against the initial […]
Read MoreNGX CEO Unveils Plans For Tokenisation To Attract Gen Z
The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), Mr. Jude Chiemeka, has announced plans to tokenise Nigerian assets as part of a strategy to attract Gen Z and Millennial investors to the stock market. Speaking at the 2024 Investor Summit & Awards Dinner hosted by Emerging Africa recently, Mr. Chiemeka highlighted the changing […]
Read MoreNGX Enforces 3,792 Sanctions Over 13 Years
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), through its regulatory body NGX Regulation Limited (NGX Regco), has implemented 3,792 sanctions on trading license holders between 2011 and 2023, as revealed in the compliance report BrokerTraX. This initiative, launched to enhance market transparency and investor confidence, recorded 193 rule breaches by stockbroking firms over the period. Enforcement actions […]
Read MoreBanks’ Recapitalisation, New Listings Push NGX Market Cap by ₦18.2trn
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has recorded remarkable growth in 2024, with its market capitalisation surging by ₦18.2 trillion, reaching ₦59.107 trillion at the end of November. This represents a 44.5 percent increase from ₦40.918 trillion at the start of the year, despite economic challenges and rising interest rates. The All-Share Index (ASI) also saw […]
Read MoreNigerian Stock Market Achieves Top Four Ranking In Africa
The Nigerian stock market has demonstrated remarkable resilience, recording a year-to-date (YtD) growth of 31.34 percent as of December 6, 2024. This performance places it among the top four best-performing exchanges in Africa, despite enduring challenges such as double-digit inflation and a volatile foreign exchange market. Ranked fourth on the continent, the Nigerian Exchange Limited […]
Read MoreEquities Market Records ₦100bn Loss
The Nigerian equities market experienced a setback this Wednesday, December 4, 2024, with investors losing ₦100 billion. Market capitalisation closed at ₦59.2 trillion, down from the ₦59.3 trillion recorded on Tuesday, December 3, marking a dip after hours of trading. Top gainers in the session included Beta Glass Company Plc, Golden Guinea Breweries Plc, and […]
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