Buyers parted with N13.547 billion for 1.511 billion shares in 20,074 offers final week.

This surpassed the N12.850 billion which buyers splashed on 705.636 million shares in 22,124 offers final week.

Prime NGX performing sector

In line with knowledge from the Nigeria Trade Group, the Monetary Companies Trade was the highest performing sector with buyers buying and selling 680.202 million shares valued at N4.672 billion in 9,230 offers final week.

The Companies Trade adopted with 499.178 million shares value N3.407 billion traded in 866 offers.

The ICT Trade accomplished the listing with 113.804 million shares value N2.246 billion traded by shareholders in 2,083 offers.

Prime three equities

Capital Lodge Plc, FBN Holdings Plc and Jaiz Financial institution Plc have been the highest three equities by measure of quantity final week.

They accounted for 50.55 % and 37.87 % of the entire fairness turnover quantity and worth respectively.

Buyers within the three firms traded 763.836 million shares valued at N5.130 billion in 1,025 offers final week.

Prime 5 gainers of the week

Ikeja Lodge gained N0.30kobo to maneuver from N0.97 kobo to N1.27kobo per share.

Multiverse’s share rose by N0.56 kobo to shut at N2.44kobo, up from N1.88kobo per share posted the earlier week.

NEM Insurance coverage gained N1.01 to maneuver from N3.40kobo to N4.41kobo per share.

Courtville’s share was up by 19.15 % to hit N0.56kobo per share in opposition to the earlier N0.47kobo per share.

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Chams’ share appreciated by 12 % to maneuver from N0.25kobo to N0.28kobo per share.

Prime 5 NGX losers of the week

Cutix topped the losers’ chart after shedding N0.35kobo to drop from N2.40 kobo to N2.05 per share.

Caverton’s share worth dropped from N1.17 kobo to N1.05 per share after shedding N0.12kobo throughout buying and selling.

BUA Cement misplaced N5.85kobo to drop from N58.80kobo to N52.95kobo per share.

Trade & Medical Gases share worth was down by N0.90kobo to finish the week with N8.25kobo as in opposition to the N9.15kobo per share reported the earlier week.

Stanbic IBTC’s share worth was down by N3 to drop from N31 to N28 per share.

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