Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Daily Summary – June 10, 2025

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Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Daily Summary – June 10, 2025

At the close of trading today, the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded a total volume of 646.64 million shares exchanged across 23,977 deals, with a total market turnover of ₦18.84 billion.

️‍♂️ Compared to the last trading session on Thursday, June 5:
• Trading volume fell by a significant 50%
• Market turnover declined by 42%
• However, there was a 46% increase in the number of deals, indicating heightened trading activity despite the reduced volume.

Market Capitalization now stands at an impressive ₦71.9 trillion.

Market Breadth
Out of the 129 equities that participated in today’s session:
• 34 stocks gained in value
• 28 stocks declined
• The rest closed flat.

Top Gainers
Leading the pack of advancers was Berger Paints, which rose by 10% to close at ₦22.55 per share. It was closely followed by:
• E-Tranzact International with another 10% gain
• Daar Communications, also up by 10%
• Legend Internet Plc, which appreciated by 9.93%

These gains reflect strong investor sentiment and momentum in the tech and media sectors.

Top Losers
On the flip side, Industrial & Medical Gases Nigeria Plc suffered the steepest drop of the day, declining by 11.08% to close at ₦32.90 per share. Other notable losers include:
• RT Briscoe, which shed 10%
• John Holt, down by 9.87%
• Beta Glass Company, which dropped by 9.69%

Most Traded Stocks by Volume
The banking sector once again dominated trading activity:
• Access Holdings led with a whopping 88.3 million shares traded
• Zenith Bank followed with 49.3 million
• Guaranty Trust Holding traded 47.2 million shares
• Fidelity Bank recorded 42.9 million shares

Market Takeaway:
Despite the lower volume and turnover, the uptick in deals and solid performances from a number of key stocks suggest active investor participation and strategic repositioning.