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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Stock market loses N1.67trn amid profit taking

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The Nigerian stock market sustained its losses on Wednesday, as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX)
market capitalisation dropped by N1.67 trillion to N157.05 trillion.


This is against N158.72 trillion trillion recorded on Tuesday.


The drop in the market capitalisation, according to market operators, was as a result of profit taking by investors, which led to the decline in the prices of 45 stocks.


According to the NGX data, the All-Share Index (ASI) fell 1.05 percent to close at 242,223.10 points.
The decline followed a 1.17 percent drop on Tuesday, when the Index closed at 244,802.11 points.


The two-day decline has taken the ASI 5,476.68 points below Monday’s close of 247,699.78 points.


NGX market capitalisation had crossed the N160 trillion mark on Monday, when it closed at N160.60 trillion.


Despite Wednesday’s decline, the NGX’s Year-to-Date, YtD return stood at 55.66 percent.
Analysis of trading shows the


BUA Cement Plc and Stanbic ETF30 recorded the biggest declines on Wednesday, each falling 10 percent to close at N278.10 per share and N1,140.89 per share , respectively.


VSP Bond ETF fell 9.97 percent to N198.05, while Cadbury Nigeria Plc declined 9.94 percent to N58.45.
International Energy Insurance Plc lost 9.88 percent to N2.28 per share, while Tripple Gee and Company Plc fell 9.79 percent to N2.58.


Nigerian Breweries Plc declined 9.76 percent to N74, while UPDC Real Estate Investment Trust fell 9.75 percent to N12.50.


Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc dropped 9.66 percent to N6.55, while Abbey Mortgage Bank Plc declined 9.35 percent to N6.30


Other losers include


FTG Insurance Plc, which fell by 9.15 percent to close at N1.49 per share, while Vetiva Industrial ETF declined 8.47 percent to close at N108 per share.


Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc lost 7.54 percent to close at N2.82, while Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc fell 7.51 percent to close at N1.60 per share.


Avance Capital Plc and Capitalfield Investment Group Plc each declined 7.41 percent, closing at N5.
Austin Laz & Co. Plc fell 7.17 percent to N2.20, while Nestlé Nigeria Plc declined 6.51 percent to close N2,800 per share.


Vetiva Banking ETF fell 6.33 percent to close at N26.50, while NEM Insurance Plc declined 6.30 percent to close at N29.00 per share


Lasaco Assurance Plc fell 5.91 percent to close at N1.75 per share, while Guinea Insurance Plc declined 5.71 percent to close at N0.66 kobo per share.


Tantalizer Plc fell 5.66 percent to close at N3.50 per share, while Transcorp Plc declined 5.57 percent to close at N33.05 per share.


May & Baker Nigeria Plc declined 5.26 percent to close at N36.00 per share , while Linkage Assurance Plc fell 4.49 percent to close at N1.70 per share.


FCMB Group Plc declined 4.42 percent to close at N10.80 per share , while RT Briscoe Plc fell 4.26 percent to close at N9.00 per share.


Oando Plc lost 4.14 percent to close at N33.55 per share , while Wema Bank Plc declined 3.87 percent to close at N28.55 per share

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