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All-Share Index shatters 109,200-barrier at N68.6 trillion cap, prints the highest high ever 

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The Nigerian All-Share Index closed the trading session of 8th May 2025 on a positive note, gaining 230.07 points to settle at 109,231.96, its highest level on record.

This reflects a 0.21% increase from the previous close of 109,001.89 and marks the fifth consecutive trading day in May that the index has ended in the green.

Despite the sustained bullish momentum, trading volume declined, with a total of 554 million shares exchanged, compared to 587.4 million shares recorded the previous day.

Market capitalization rose to N68.6 trillion across 16,704 deals, up from the prior day’s value of N68.4 trillion.

Topping the list of gainers were CHELLARM and BETAGLAS, both of which appreciated by the maximum daily limit of 10%.

Conversely, ABBEYBDS and LIVESTOCK led the laggards, shedding 10.00% and 9.77%, respectively.

FIDELITYBK and ACCESSCORP emerged as the most actively traded stocks of the day, commanding the highest turnover in terms of volume.

Daily trading volume declined to 554 million shares, down from 587.4 million shares recorded in the previous session.

In the SWOOTs category, TRANSCORP HOTELS posted the most notable gain, rising by 8.62%, while DANGOTE CEMENT advanced 1.85%.

Conversely, INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES declined by 1.84%, and FIDELITYBK dipped slightly by 0.25%.

Within the FUGAZ group, all stocks closed in positive territory:

The All-Share Index has regained strong bullish momentum, breaking above the 109,200 mark and setting its sights on the 110,000 threshold.

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