Nigerian Exchange Market Declines to N163.66 Trillion
On September 25, 2026, the Nigerian equity market, represented by the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), closed marginally lower, with market capitalisation decreasing by N20 billion to N163.66 trillion. This decline followed a previous day when the market capitalisation had reached N163.68 trillion.
The NGX All-Share Index (ASI) fell by 0.015%, closing at 252,113.41 points, down from 252,150.01 points. Despite this slight downturn, market breadth was positive, with 39 stocks gaining and 27 declining.
Zichis Agro Allied Industries Plc emerged as the top gainer, increasing by 10% to N17.60 from N16.00. R.T.
Briscoe (Nigeria) Plc also saw significant gains, rising 9.74% to N10.70. The financial services sector was the most active, with over 486 million shares traded, although the NGX Banking Index fell by 0.69% to 2,721.83 points.
The trading session followed a notable rally on Thursday, where the market capitalisation gained N622 billion.
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