The Nigerian All-Share Index closed the trading session of 15th September 2025 on a positive note, adding 1,113.31 points to settle at 141,659.0.
This marks a 0.79% gain from the previous close of 140,545.69, kicking off the week on a strong footing.
Trading activity also picked up as market volume rose to 555.1 million shares, up from 434 million shares recorded in the prior session.
Likewise, market capitalization advanced from N88.92 trillion to N89.62 trillion.
On the gainers’ chart, LIVINGTRUST led with a 9.96% rise, followed closely by ETRANZACT, which appreciated 9.70%.
Conversely, MCNICHOLS and HONYFLOUR led the losers’ chart, dropping 9.90% and 9.13% respectively.
GEREGU recorded the highest trading value at N10.2 billion.
Market activity strengthened as trading volume climbed to 555.1 million shares, up from 434 million shares in the previous session.
In terms of value, GEREGU dominated the market with trades worth N10.2 billion.
The SWOOTs (Stocks Worth Over One Trillion Naira) saw a mixed performance.
Among the FUGAZ stocks, performance was also uneven:
The All-Share Index seems to be rebounding from the pullback that dragged it down to 138,157.1 on 3rd September.
If the current bullish momentum in large-cap stocks holds, the market could extend its recovery and potentially reclaim the 142,000 territory in the near term.