President Bola Tinubu commended his economic team and the Nigerian Exchange for contributing to economic stability. He also highlighted the private sector’s role in job creation and supporting government efforts, providing a market-related policy signal for NGX participants and listed companies.
The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission has directed the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission to dissolve a disputed Host Community Development Trust within 48 hours. The directive cites concerns about the trust’s constitution and representation, affecting governance of host community arrangements in oil-producing areas.
Nigeria’s equities market gained 0.12% on Thursday, with market cap rising ₦191.77bn to ₦158.29tn. The ASI closed at 245,209.34 points, lifting YTD return to 57.58%.
First HoldCo was among the stocks supporting the gain. https://t.co/TZL51NSDov
🚨 BREAKING: NNPLC will be listed on Nigerian stock market- Tinubu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said that as part of the ongoing reforms of the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, the company will be listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX. https://t.co/pfDJdmntT6
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to listing NNPC on the Nigerian Exchange, while NGX Group outlined a capital market roadmap linked to the ambition of building a $1 trillion economy. The development concerns market expansion, prospective listings and Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.
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First HoldCo shares reportedly rose 330.77% over seven months to N140, lifting the company’s market capitalisation above N6 trillion. The reported valuation compares with an issue price of N32.50 and positions the financial services group among the notable beneficiaries of the Nigerian equities rally.
NGX closed higher yesterday despite negative breadth.
ASI +0.12% to 245,209.
Market cap gained about ₦192 billion.
Banking names provided the main support while losers still outnumbered gainers.
A few heavyweights are carrying the index while the broader market remains mixed. https://t.co/hlS67dfVk5
President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, attributed the growing positive reviews of the economy by experts and favourable economic indicators, which now signal a brighter future for all Nigerians, to the hard work of his economic team and roles played by the Central Bank of Nigeria https://t.co/2wbrI62vXk