Nigerian investors lose N16bn in stock market
SEC warns against infractions in capital market
23 equities drag NSE capitalisation down by N236bn
Unilever, Caverton lead as investors gain N35bn
Caverton, Japaul lead gainers on Exchange
Foreign investors inject $10.6bn in I&E in 2 months
Equities in marginal gain as Japaul, Unity Bank rise
CCNN, Dangote Cement drive NSE capitalistion by N37bn
NSE: Investors dump Africa Prudential shares despite 68% profit growth
Nigerian Stock Exchange: Japaul Oil, Unity Bank top gainers
Conoil, Courteville lead N25bn equities decline
Japaul, Wapic Insurance lead gainers on Exchange
Nigerian Stock Exchange sustains rally as 21 equities rise
PZ Cusson, Cadbury gains buoy equities capitalisation by N58bn
NSE: PZ, Lasaco Assurance depress investors’ wealth by N234bn
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SubscribeNigerian Stock Exchange: Consolidated Hallmark, FAN lead losers
Insurance companies and other equities that have been weighed down by the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, new par value rule policy, which now allows stocks to trade at one kobo, continued their downward movement this week.
NSE: FBN Holdings, Wapic Insurance lead N155bn gains
The uptrend on the Nigerian Stock Excision, NSE, entered the second day today following gains in 29 companies, particularly FBN Holdings Plc, Wapic Insurance Plc, Dangote Sugar refinery Plc and other highly capitalised stocks.
Nigerian Stock Exchange: Investors lose N369bn as 40 companies record price losses
As the bearish trend in the equities market continues, investors in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, today lost N369 billion as 40 companies suffered price losses.
NSE consolidate losing streak as Eterna, Equity Assurance lead losers
The downtrend in the stock market, which started in the equities last week, continued today as a total of 36 companies recorded price losses.
More companies flout NSE’s post listing requirements
THE number of companies flouting the post listing requirement of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, regarding timely disclosure of financial performance rose by 37.5 percent in 2017, prompting shareholders to call for sanctions on directors of the companies.
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