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@Bitcoin_Price on Thanksgiving Day 🦃
2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49
2012: $12.51
2013: $813
2014: $376
2015: $328
2016: $739
2017: $8,771
2018: $4,015
2019: $7,150
2020: $18,764
2021: $58,927
2022 $16,353
2023: $37,035
2024: $95,531
2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49
2012: $12.51
2013: $813
2014: $376
2015: $328
2016: $739
2017: $8,771
2018: $4,015
2019: $7,150
2020: $18,764
2021: $58,927
2022 $16,353
2023: $37,035
2024: $95,531
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Here are 18 of the biggest companies by market valuation on the Nigerian stock exchange 💰💰💰
1. Airtel Africa (₦8.11 trillion)
2. BUA Foods (₦7.52 trillion)
3. Dangote Cement (₦7.42 trillion)
4. MTN Nigeria (₦5.98 trillion)
5. Seplat (₦3.35 trillion)
6. Geregu Power (₦2.85 trillion)
7. BUA Cement (₦2.83 trillion)
8. Transcorp Power (₦2.46 trillion)
9. GTCO (₦2.36 trillion)
10. Aradel Holdings (₦2.19 trillion)
11. Zenith Bank (₦2.01 trillion)
12. Transcorp Hotels (₦1.57 trillion)
13. International Breweries (₦1.52 trillion)
14. Lafarge (₦1.32 trillion)
15. UBA (₦1.18 trillion)
16. Access Holdings (₦1.14 trillion)
17. First HoldCo (₦1.07 trillion)
18. Fidelity Bank (₦1.00 trillion)
Source: NGX, BusinessDay
1. Airtel Africa (₦8.11 trillion)
2. BUA Foods (₦7.52 trillion)
3. Dangote Cement (₦7.42 trillion)
4. MTN Nigeria (₦5.98 trillion)
5. Seplat (₦3.35 trillion)
6. Geregu Power (₦2.85 trillion)
7. BUA Cement (₦2.83 trillion)
8. Transcorp Power (₦2.46 trillion)
9. GTCO (₦2.36 trillion)
10. Aradel Holdings (₦2.19 trillion)
11. Zenith Bank (₦2.01 trillion)
12. Transcorp Hotels (₦1.57 trillion)
13. International Breweries (₦1.52 trillion)
14. Lafarge (₦1.32 trillion)
15. UBA (₦1.18 trillion)
16. Access Holdings (₦1.14 trillion)
17. First HoldCo (₦1.07 trillion)
18. Fidelity Bank (₦1.00 trillion)
Source: NGX, BusinessDay
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Yesterday’s Nigeria Stock Big Movers 💪🏾
NNFM ↑10%
MCNICHOLS ↑ 10%
CHAMPION ↑ 9.91%
CAVERTON ↑ 9.78%
FTNCOCOA ↑ 9.65%
Source: Nairametrics
NNFM ↑10%
MCNICHOLS ↑ 10%
CHAMPION ↑ 9.91%
CAVERTON ↑ 9.78%
FTNCOCOA ↑ 9.65%
Source: Nairametrics
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3 Business You Can In Nigeria With High Profits.
-Phone Accessories
-Jewelry
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-Phone Accessories
-Jewelry
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Yesterday’s Nigeria Stock Big Movers 💪🏾
HONYFLOUR ↑10%
NESTLE ↑ 10%
BETAGLAS ↑ 9.98%
NPFMCRFBK ↑ 9.81%
NEIMETH ↑ 9.77%
Some of Yesterday’s Top U.S. Stock Movers
Rocket Companies ↑ 6.03%
Estée Lauder ↑ 6%
Birkenstock ↑ 3.6%
Poolcorp ↑ 4.91%
Source: Nairametrics
HONYFLOUR ↑10%
NESTLE ↑ 10%
BETAGLAS ↑ 9.98%
NPFMCRFBK ↑ 9.81%
NEIMETH ↑ 9.77%
Some of Yesterday’s Top U.S. Stock Movers
Rocket Companies ↑ 6.03%
Estée Lauder ↑ 6%
Birkenstock ↑ 3.6%
Poolcorp ↑ 4.91%
Source: Nairametrics
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Nigerian Stock Market May 16, 2025
On May 16, 2025, the Nigerian stock market saw the All-Share Index (ASI) rise by 0.22% to close at 109,710.37 points, nearing the 110,000 milestone. Despite a 40.8% drop in trading volume to 431.7 million shares, market capitalization increased slightly to ₦68.9 trillion across 16,400 deals. GTCO and AccessCorp led trading activity, while NNFM, Transcorp Express, Champion Breweries, and Honeywell Flour Mills each gained 10%. Conversely, International Energy Insurance and Multiverse Mining declined by over 9.5%.
Source: Nairametrics
On May 16, 2025, the Nigerian stock market saw the All-Share Index (ASI) rise by 0.22% to close at 109,710.37 points, nearing the 110,000 milestone. Despite a 40.8% drop in trading volume to 431.7 million shares, market capitalization increased slightly to ₦68.9 trillion across 16,400 deals. GTCO and AccessCorp led trading activity, while NNFM, Transcorp Express, Champion Breweries, and Honeywell Flour Mills each gained 10%. Conversely, International Energy Insurance and Multiverse Mining declined by over 9.5%.
Source: Nairametrics
Key Drivers of Inflation In Nigeria For April 2025, Based On CBN Survey.
The top contributors include rising energy prices (petrol, diesel, electricity), naira depreciation, high transport costs, increased interest rates, and insecurity affecting food production. These factors significantly impacted consumer and business inflation perceptions.
Source: Nairametrics
The top contributors include rising energy prices (petrol, diesel, electricity), naira depreciation, high transport costs, increased interest rates, and insecurity affecting food production. These factors significantly impacted consumer and business inflation perceptions.
Source: Nairametrics
Nairametrics
The top items driving inflation in Nigeria in April 2025 – CBN Survey
Exchange rate, transportation cost, and inflation rate have been listed among the top five drivers of inflation perception by Nigerian
Last week’s Nigeria Stock Exchange Big Movers 💪🏾
BETAGLAS ↑ 46.31%
CHAMPION ↑ 42.08%
CAVERTON ↑ 37.70%
FTNCOCOA ↑ 36.32%
NNFM ↑32.49%
Source: Nairametrics
BETAGLAS ↑ 46.31%
CHAMPION ↑ 42.08%
CAVERTON ↑ 37.70%
FTNCOCOA ↑ 36.32%
NNFM ↑32.49%
Source: Nairametrics
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