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Tuesday’s notable N1.736 trillion increase in the Nigerian stock market was fueled by robust corporate earnings reporting during the earnings season.
On Thursday, July 10, 2025, the All-Share Index (ASI) jumped by 2.01 percent, or 2,457.13 points, and the total market capitalization increased by about N1.76 trillion. This was the largest single-day gain in market capitalization, and the gain is the second-highest on the exchange floor.
The closing value of the All-Share Index was 137,912.87 points, up 2,746.36 basis points, or 2.03 percent. To closing at N87.191 trillion, the total market capitalization value increased by N1.736 trillion.
The market’s good performance was fueled by price appreciation in major and medium-capitalized equities, including Dangote Cement, Beta Glass, Lafarge Africa, MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN), and Okomu Oil.
Market breadth indicated that investor sentiment was positive at the close, with 51 stocks rising and 25 falling. Thomas Wyatt Nigeria, Haldane McÂCall, Learn Africa, and Berger Paints Nigeria saw the largest price increases, each by 10%, closing at N34.10, N6.93, N3.19, and N4.73 per share, respectively.
After that, Academy Press increased by 9.96 percent to settle at N11.26 per share, while MTNN and Ellah Lakes each saw a 9.99 percent gain to close at N451.60 and N9.80.
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In contrast, Vitafoam Nigeria trailed with a 9.96% drop to close at N79.10 a share, while Abbey Mortgage Bank and Northern Nigeria Flour Mills (NNFM) led the losers’ chart by 10% each to close at N7.20 and N93.15, respectively.
While International Breweries saw a 7.10 percent decline to conclude at N15.05 per share, Industrial & Medical Gases Nigeria (IMG) saw a 9.93 percent decline to close at N37.65.
At N30.627 billion, the overall amount of trade increased by 18.25% to 940.804 million units, which were traded in 28,358 transactions.
Transactions involving 111.265 million shares of Fidelity Bank, worth N2.335 billion, were the most active on the activity chart. While Jaiz Bank traded 60.856 million shares for N238.186 million, Royal Exchange came in second with 74.075 million shares worth N110.803 million respectively.
Access Holdings and Universal Insurance exchanged 36.813 million shares worth N1.006 billion and 38.281 million shares for N28.833 million, respectively.
Regarding market forecast, Afrinvest Limited stated, “We anticipate that the market will continue on its upward trajectory as major players’ earnings releases spark new buying opportunities.”
