Guinness followed by N5.40 to close at N254 per share, while the Nigerian Breweries grew by N3.01 to close at N164 per share
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Nigerian Breweries followed with N3.01 to close at N165 per share, while PZ Cusson grew by N2 to close at N37 per share
Guinness dipped by N1 to close at N248 per share, while Jos International Breweries depreciated by 90k to close at N8.19 per share
Similarly, the market capitalisation rose by N72 billion or 0.61 per cent to close at N11.722 trillion from N11.650 trillion recorded on Monday
The All-Share Index appreciated by 560.63 points or 1.6 per cent to close at 36,509.63 against 35,949.00 trillion recorded on Wednesday
Cadbury trailed with N5 to close at N55 per share, while Okomu Oil grew by N3.25 to close at N43.25 per share
Guinness came second with N5 to close at N255 per share, while Okomu Oil dropped by N4.70 to close at N43.10 per share
It was trailed by Total Nigeria with a loss of N4.83 to close at
N166.07, while Dangote Cement dipped by N3 to close at N192 per share
It was followed by FBN Holdings, which recorded a total of 33.82 million shares valued at N614.38 million, while Access Bank accounted for 24.42 million shares worth N276.86 million
Similarly, the market capitalisation of listed equities rose by N73 billion or 0.62 per cent to close at N11.84 trillion against the N11.77 trillion achieved on Monday
According to Kurfi, the introduction of market making and prompt release of quarterly and audited results by companies have boosted investors’ confidence in the market
It was followed by Okomu Oil, which gained N2.92 to close at N53.94, while International Breweries inched by N2.37 to close at N26.07 per share
Similarly, the market capitalisation appreciated by N78 billion to close at N11.58 trillion from the N11.51 trillion achieved on Tuesday as a result of price gains by some blue chips
The All-Share Index lost 54.24 points to close at 35,956.04 against the 36,010.28 points posted on Friday.
Also, the market capitalisation, which opened at N11.51 trillion, lost N19 billion or 0.17 per cent to close at N10.49 trillion