FCMB launches ₦20bn fund to boost Nigeria's healthcare businesses, combining lending with advisory services and strategic partnerships 💡 #RealSSANews #Nigeria https://t.co/2UXvlUmEb2
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Market Wrap For Thursday, Aug 6 2026:🔵 The top gainers are: ETERNA, AVACAP, LEGENDINT, FCMB, HONYFLOUR
🔵 The bottom losers are: FTGINSURE, ETI, CHELLARAM, THOMASWY, UPDCMore info on Assessworth's Market Movers Pagehttps://t.co/x5xpA1Wmai https://t.co/IXys956Jlf
*NOTIFICATION OF THE REVISED PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR EQUITIES TRADING*Dear Esteemed Members,Please be informed that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) *Revised Pricing Methodology Framework* for equities trading. The https://t.co/V6CtG1ePjB
This new ngx price movement rule ehnE nor sharp oo 🤣🤣Fomo go cry oo
@ThatJuDaH GTCO "suffering" from the negative effect of dual-listing
MTN and BUAFOODS REFUSE to joint the ₦1000 plus league🤣🤣🤣
@maziNdu4Real @Udochukwu87 My Top 3 picks:1. Dangcem
2. Zenith Bank
3. MTN
@iamwalebanks @ChartGenius17 @iamwalebanks I have 2m really need two any solid place to put it, eith US or NGX 🙏
@maziNdu4Real What did u think abt fcmb or fidelity?
UZEE STOCKS UPDATE LTD 📊Every day, the market sends signals.Today, our research dashboard from InfoWARE IDIA Trader highlighted key market activities across our NGX watchlist — including stocks such as Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria, BUA Foods, GTCO, Zenith Bank, Aradel,
@proshare @xander_joshx Good comparison to raise.Seplat's dual-listing history is a useful precedent, though the situations aren't identical, Seplat listed on both exchanges from early on, while Dangote Cement would be adding London after years of trading purely on NGX.Worth watching whether the
UZEE STOCKS UPDATE LTD 📊Every day, the market sends signals.Today, our research dashboard from InfoWARE IDIA Trader highlighted key market activities across our NGX watchlist — including stocks such as Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria, BUA Foods, GTCO, Zenith Bank, Aradel,
President Bola Tinubu has attributed the strong financial performance recorded by some companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in the first half of 2026 to the economic reforms implemented by his administration since mid-2023.In a statement issued on Wednesday by the https://t.co/yYow7Qnudn
Behind the Numbers | Seplat Energy H1 2026Headline earnings tell only part of the story.After analyzing Seplat Energy's H1 2026 results, one conclusion stood out: two opposing forces shaped the period.Operationally, production disruptions at the Yoho platform and the Trans
Market close 🔔ASI: 245,208.34 (+0.12%)
Market cap: 158.3T
YTD: +56.45%
Date: 6 August, 2026.What if I tell you today that there is a report for undervalued NGX stocks? Well that’s exactly what I’m telling you now-Click the link below and see for yourself 😊👇
Telecom Firm Balances Shareholder Returns With Continued Investment
MTN Nigeria reaffirmed its intention to balance shareholder returns with ongoing network expansion. Following its half-year 2026 performance, the telecommunications company declared an interim dividend of N26 per share, indicating continued focus on distributions while maintaining investment in infrastructure.
@Investa_holic My is DANGCEM MTNN and MMF
NLC, TUC Demand N500,000 New Minimum Wage For Nigerian Workers
The NLC and TUC have demanded a new national minimum wage of N500,000, arguing that the existing wage is inadequate amid rising living costs and economic hardship. The proposal is a macroeconomic development that could affect listed companies through workforce expenses, household purchasing power and broader inflationary pressures.
The Nigerian equity market closed on a positive territory as the NGX All-Share Index gained 297.10 basis points, extending the market's bullish momentum.First HoldCo Plc emerged as the most valuable listed company on the Nigerian Exchange, with a market capitalization of ₦6.36 https://t.co/GQzgwguis0
CBN promises to sustain monetary, financial system stability
The Central Bank of Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining monetary and financial system stability, supporting price stability and economic growth. The policy stance is relevant to Nigerian Exchange participants because central-bank stability measures can influence financial conditions and the operating environment for listed companies.
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