The Nigeria Stock Market Analysis For The Week Ending – 27th October 2023

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The stock market this past week, recorded a trading value of N25.42bn with 1.45bn shares traded in 28,945 deals in comparison to 1.49bn shares worth N24.29bn that were traded the previous week in 29,298 deals.

GTCO ousted UBA from the top spot this week in value of shares traded with N3.88bn worth of shares traded, followed by ACCESSCORP with N2.83bn and UBA with N2.55bn. Similarly, in trading, volume UBA was displaced by ACCESSCORP with 1.69mn shares traded followed by Fidelity Bank with 1.44mn and UBA with 1.33mn shares traded.

The Financial sector maintained its dominance over other sectors with 66.3% of trading volume and 56.5% of trading value contributed by them.

Top 10 companies by value

COMPANYVALUE (N)
GTCO3,878,095,048
ACCESSCORP2,834,722,720
UBA2,549,768,759
GEREGU2,193,400,086
NESTLE2,172,076,522
ZENITHBANK1,854,416,134
SEPLAT1,263,567,962
FIDELITYBK1,183,109,118
MTNN627,343,784
DANGSUGAR609,024,390
Top 10 companies by value (in 1,000,000 units)

Top 10 companies by volume

NAMEVOLUME
ACCESSCORP169,821,554
FIDELITYBK144,213,548
UBA133,247,951
GTCO109,428,820
CHAMS94,964,855
TRANSCORP79,930,915
JAPAULGOLD67,496,499
FCMB56,508,244
ZENITHBANK55,582,041
CHIPLC53,536,862
     Top 10 companies by volume (in 100,000 units)

Tuesday the 24th recorded the highest value of shares traded with N6.33bn; Friday comes next with N5.17bn worth of shares traded. In trading volume, Wednesday comes next with 3.2bn shares traded; Tuesday comes next with 3.1bn shares traded.

Monday recorded the lowest number of shares traded in trading value with N4.38bn worth of shares traded, while Friday the 27th recorded the lowest volume of shares traded with 2.14bn shares traded.

TOP 10 PRICE GAINERS

COMPANYOPENCLOSECHANGE (%)
CHAMS HOLDING COMPANY PLC1.491.9027.52
GEREGU POWER PLC315.00380.0020.63
MULTIVERSE MINING AND EXPLORATION2.673.2019.85
UACN PLC11.0013.1019.09
TANTALIZERS PLC0.290.3417.24
RED STAR EXPRESS PLC2.953.3011.86
THOMAS WYATT NIG PLC3.634.0311.02
NEIMETH INTERNATIONAL PHARM PLC1.551.7210.97
BERGER PAINTS PLC12.0013.2010.00
IKEJA HOTEL PLC3.153.428.57

TOP 10 PRICE DECLINERS

COMPANYOPENCLOSECHANGE (%)
VFD GROUP269.30218.20-18.98
CONSOLIDATED HALLMARK INSURANCE PLC1.151.03-10.43
SECURE ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY PLC0.300.27-10.00
SUNU ASSURANCES NIGERIA PLC1.100.99-10.00
MCNICHOLS PLC0.620.56-9.68
PRESTIGE ASSURANCE PLC0.450.41-8.89
INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES PLC4.604.20-8.70
DAAR COMMUNICATIONS PLC0.230.21-8.70
E-TRANZACT INTERNATIONAL PLC8.407.70-8.33
ASSOCIATED BUS COMPANY PLC0.800.74-7.50

With the presidential election saga behind us and the Supreme Court ruling on Thursday (26th), many people expect to see the government focus on viable economic development in the face of the recent challenges plaguing the economy of the country.

The dollar/naira exchange rate has left many in doubt about whether there will be a respite or a quick change in the economic outlook. There is also speculation that the price of petroleum will go up in the coming days; this will no doubt cause a ripple effect on an already sensitive economy.

A further increase in the price of petroleum may lead to an increase in inflation in the long run. Hopefully, the economic team will implement strategies that will bring a major boost to the economy of the country for a more robust and healthy stock exchange.

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