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On Tuesday, the Nigerian stock market resumed its upward trend, with investors gaining N687 billion due to ongoing interest in purchasing important stocks.
“Sustained demand in fundamentally strong stocks continues to drive the upward trend,” according to market analysts.
Strong results in high-capitalized stocks, such as BUA Cement, Premier Paints, Zenith Bank, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company, and RT Briscoe, fueled the optimistic mood.
A trader stated, “We are seeing consistent gains across major sectors as investor confidence strengthens.”
At the end of trade, market capitalization increased from N129.329 trillion to N130.026 trillion, a 0.54% increase.
Likewise, from 201,474.89 to 202,559.57, the All-Share Index increased by 1,084.68 points, or 0.54 percent.
Premier Paints rose 9.89 percent to settle at N23.40, while BUA Cement led the gainers with a 10 percent increase to N326.70.
Nigerian Aviation Handling Company climbed by 7.14 percent to N175.60 per share, while Zenith Bank increased by 7.91 percent to N111.15 per share.
RT Briscoe closed at N11.20 per share, up 6.67 percent.
Presco dropped by 10% to close at N1,875.60 on the losers’ chart.
Secure Electronic Technology declined 7.69 percent to N1.20 per share, while Caverton Offshore Support Group fell 8.70 percent to N6.30.
International Breweries fell by 6.35 percent to N14 per share, while Guinea Insurance lost 6.43 percent to settle at N1.31.
In the meantime, market activity surged, with a total traded volume of 1.75 billion shares valued at N88.10 billion, an increase of 84.75 percent.
Throughout the trading session, 62,654 trades were completed.
With 516.23 million shares traded, or 29.47% of the day’s total volume, FCMB had the greatest volume.
With trades of N18.10 billion, or 20.55 percent of the day’s total value, Zenith Bank reported the highest value.
