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Regalins, Prestige Assurance lead gainers as NGX ends Tuesday session flat 

The Nigerian All-Share Index closed flat on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, slipping by just 6.3 points to settle at 147,710.96, compared to 147,717.2 recorded in the previous session.

Market activity slowed as trading volume declined to 495 million shares, down from 624 million the previous day.

Market capitalization remained steady at N93.7 trillion, with 25,645 deals executed.

On the gainers’ chart, REGALINS and PRESTIGE led the pack, rising 8.82% and 6.71%, respectively.

Meanwhile, AUSTINLAZ and FIDSON topped the losers’ chart, falling 7.94% and 6.67%, respectively.

In terms of trading volume, Fidelity Bank and Chams Holdings were the most active stocks of the day.

Market summary 

Current ASI: 147,711

Previous ASI: 147,717

Day Change: -0.00%

Year-to-Date Performance: +43.51%

Volume Traded: 495 million shares

Market Cap: N93.7 trillion

Top 5 gainers 

REGALINS: Up 8.82% to N1.48

PRESTIGE: Up 6.71% to N1.75

PRESTIGE: Up 6.71% to N1.75

WAPIC: Up 6.45% to N3.30

LEGENDINT: Up 5.45% to N5.80

CWG: Up 4.74% to N18.80

Top 5 losers 

AUSTINLAZ: Down 7.94% to N2.90

FIDSON: Down 6.67% to N40.60

DEAPCAP: Down 6.67% to N1.68

CAVERTON: Down 6.35% to N6.49

BERGER: Down 5.92% to N36.55

Trading volume 

Trading activity slowed compared to the previous session, as total volume dropped to 495 million shares, down from 624 million traded the previous day.

Trading value 

In terms of value, MTN Nigeria dominated the chart with transactions worth N2.4 billion.

SWOOT & FUGAZ performance 

Stocks Worth Over One Trillion Naira (SWOOTs) ended the session mostly flat.

On the downside, Nigerian Breweries declined by 1.95%.

Among the tier-one banks (FUGAZ), performance was mixed.

Zenith Bank and GTCO closed flat.

UBA shed 1.17%, AccessCorp fell 0.96%, and First HoldCo slipped 0.79%.

Market outlook 

Despite the flat price movement, the Nigerian All-Share Index has firmly re-established its bullish momentum, reclaiming and holding above the 146,000 and 147,000 levels.

Sustained buying interest in mid- and large-cap stocks is expected to further support the market’s upward trend in the near term.