The Nigerian All-Share Index shattered the 119,000 mark on June 24, 2025, gaining 1,211.17 points to close at 119,790.82.
This 1.02% rise from the previous session’s 118,579.65 was fueled by strong performances from Dangote Sugar, Lafarge, International Breweries, BUA Cement, and several mid-cap stocks.
Market activity was robust, with trading volume rising to 868.6 million shares, up from 653.6 million shares recorded in the previous session.
Similarly, market capitalization rose to N75.5 trillion from N74.8 trillion, across 22,207 executed deals.
On the gainers’ chart, DANGSUGAR, OKOMUOIL, UPDC, and BETAGLAS all appreciated by 10.00%, securing the top spots.
Meanwhile, DAARCOMM and PRESTIGE posted the biggest losses, shedding 7.81% and 5.56%, respectively.
LIVINGTRUST and ROYALEX recorded the highest volumes traded for the day, reflecting strong investor interest in those counters.
Daily trading volume surged to 868.6 million shares on June 24, 2025, up from 653.6 million shares recorded in the previous session.
Among the SWOOTs (Stocks Worth Over One Trillion Naira), performance was largely positive:
However, a few names in the group recorded losses:
In the FUGAZ banking group, the sector demonstrated resilience, with three out of five members closing in positive territory:
On the downside:
The All-Share Index has recorded a year-to-date gain of 16.28%, edging steadily toward the 120,000-point mark, driven by strong momentum in select equities.
Looking ahead, sustained buying interest—particularly in large-cap stocks—could propel the index even higher, reinforcing positive sentiment and investor confidence across the market.