The Nigerian Trade closed the week ended November 21, 2025, on a bearish word, as buying and selling exercise weakened throughout main market segments.
Traders exchanged 2.668 billion shares price N106.264 billion in 107,998 transactions, a substantial lower from the earlier week’s 7.325 billion shares valued at N156.425 billion offered in 134,383 transactions.
The Monetary Companies Sector led buying and selling with 1.820 billion shares valued at N44.806 billion throughout 45,297 transactions, accounting for 68.21% of whole quantity and 42.16% of total worth.
The Companies Sector got here subsequent with 324.191 million shares valued at N1.761 billion, whereas the Oil and Fuel Sector registered 143.185 million shares price N37.741 billion.
The highest three traded equities—Entry Holdings Plc, Tantalizers Plc, and Zenith Financial institution Plc—accounted for 1.057 billion shares price N24.652 billion in 13,924 offers, contributing 39.63% of whole quantity and 23.20% of whole worth.
Exercise within the ETP market totaled 385,218 models valued at N51.423 million in 833 offers, in comparison with 1.320 million models valued at N45.028 million in 666 offers the earlier week.
The bond market additionally improved, with 91,112 models price N93.218 million in 34 offers, up from 54,579 models valued at N56.404 million final week.
The downturn within the equities market pulled the NGX All-Share Index down by 2.24% to 143,722.62, whereas market capitalization fell by 2.23% to N91.415 trillion.
Most indices closed decrease, besides the NGX Sovereign Bond Index, which appreciated by 0.32%.
A complete of 20 equities gained, fewer than the earlier week’s 48, whereas 60 equities declined, up from 45.
One other 67 equities remained unchanged, in contrast with 53 beforehand.
High Gainers for the week included NCR (Nigeria) Plc (N25.60 to N41.10, +60.55%), College Press Plc (N5.10 to N6.00, +17.65%), Tantalizers Plc (N2.14 to N2.51, +17.29%), Caverton Offshore Assist Group Plc (N4.70 to N5.50, +17.02%), UACN Plc (N60.00 to N70.00, +16.67%), Ikeja Resort Plc (N18.00 to N20.85, +15.83%), Union Dicon Salt Plc (N6.30 to N7.00, +11.11%), Status Assurance Plc (N1.34 to N1.47, +9.70%), Haldane McCall Plc (N3.90 to N4.25, +8.97%), and Eunisell Interlinked Plc (N72.80 to N79.00, +8.52%).
High Decliners included Worldwide Power Insurance coverage Plc (N2.72 to N2.12, –22.06%), McNichols Plc (N3.02 to N2.57, –14.90%), Veritas Kapital Assurance Plc (N1.88 to N1.60, –14.89%), AIICO Insurance coverage Plc (N3.65 to N3.15, –13.70%), LivingTrust Mortgage Financial institution Plc (N4.14 to N3.58, –13.53%), Livestock Feeds Plc (N7.00 to N6.10, –12.86%), NEM Insurance coverage Plc (N29.80 to N26.00, –12.75%), Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc (N4.40 to N3.86, –12.27%), Linkage Assurance Plc (N1.90 to N1.68, –11.58%), and Entry Holdings Plc (N23.00 to N20.50, –10.87%).
Value changes throughout the week mirrored ex-dividend actions for Aradel Holdings Plc, which adjusted from N700.00 to N690.00 following a N10.00 dividend, and MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, which adjusted from N475.00 to N470.00 after a N5.00 dividend.
In company actions, the Trade listed 1,955,910,000 extra abnormal shares of Chams Holding Firm Plc at N1.87 per share, elevating its whole issued shares from 4,696,060,000 to six,651,970,000.
Moreover, buying and selling within the shares of Aso Financial savings and Loans Plc was suspended on November 19, 2025, to facilitate reconciliation and itemizing of reconstructed shares.
