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The Nigerian stock market, as measured by the All-Share Index, closed in positive territory on August 7, 2025, gaining 756.85 points to settle at 146,570.7.
The All-Share Index closed the trading session on February 18, 2025, in negative territory, declining by 266.76 points to finish at 107,670.98, as FUGAZ stocks decline.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has condemned what it described as “unwise, unwarranted, and ill-timed” sealing of some manufacturing industries in Lagos by the state government.
Premium iconic Beer, Guinness™ is proud to announce its return as Gold Sponsor for the 9th season of Big Brother Naija!
Nigerian Brewer/Distiller companies have been significantly impacted by macroeconomic challenges; the devaluation of the Naira and rising inflation and interest rates.
Guinness Nigeria Plc’s (GUINNESS) FY numbers showed mixed performance across key metrics.
These are extraordinary times for Nigerians and by extension businesses who rely on them for survival as a going concern. Just when you think we have turned the corner, another one bites the dust.
The NGX closed on a positive note amidst sell-offs and buy-interests as the benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) appreciated by 125 basis point.
What exactly is Guinness getting right to justify its recent impressive numbers? We now understand why.
As companies begin to release their quarter earnings, we see mixed reactions in the market as investors begin...
The All-Share Index increased by +0.29% to close at 39,128.34 from 39,015.58 index points.
The market closed in profit as UACN led 24 Gainers, and 12 Losers emerged, topped by WAPIC.