Transactions at the Nigerian Stock Market ended on Thursday with investors trading 271.65 million shares valued at N4.04 billion in 4,357 deals as against the 390.35 million shares valued at N2.93 billion that was exchanged Wednesday in 5,012 deals.
The NSE All Share Index, ASI, dipped by 2.68 points or 0.01 percent to close lower on Thursday at 38,841.49 basis points when compared with Wednesday’s closing figure of 38,844.17 basis points.
The market capitalisation of listed entities also lost by N1 billion or 0.01 percent to close at N12.429 trillion as against Wednesday’s closing figure of N12.430 trillion.
FCMB led the top five trades by volume chart on Thursday with 56.03 million shares worth N177.58 million.
It was followed by Unity Bank with 28.16 million shares valued at N15.02 million while Access Bank was third with 26.89 million shares worth N258.32 million.
Transcorp was fourth with 24.13 million shares worth N88.01 million while GTB was last on the chart with 14.37 million volume of shares worth N384.16 million.
Nestle led the losers chart on Thursday with a loss of N4.90k in its share price to close at N1,125.00 per share.
Guinness in second spot shed N3.71k in its share price to close at N256.29k per share while WAPCO followed with a loss of N3.00 in its share price to close at N108.00 per share.
UAC-Property was fourth with a share price loss of N0.50k to close at N17.50k per share while Ashaka Cement was last on the chart losing N0.39k in its share price to close at N20.11k per share.
However, Cadbury topped the gainers chart appreciating by N2.32k in its share price to close at N66.00 per share.
Flour Mill followed gaining N1.99k in its share price to close at N87.99k per share while International Breweries was third with a gain of N1.00 in its share price to close at N26.20k per share.
Union Dicon was fourth with a share price gain of N0.84k to close at N9.12k per share while Unilever was last on the chart with a gain of N0.64k in its share price to close at N60.50k per share.
© anu for Royal Times of Nigeria Newspaper, 2013. |
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