The Nigerian Trade closed the week ended December 5, 2025 on a constructive be aware because the All-Share Index appreciated by 2.45% to settle at 147,040.08 factors, whereas market capitalisation rose to N93.722 trillion.
This got here as buyers traded a complete of 6.617 billion shares price N113.224 billion in 109,590 offers, in contrast with 4.140 billion shares valued at N115.889 billion in 102,351 offers recorded the earlier week.
The ICT sector led exercise by quantity with 3.500 billion shares valued at N17.759 billion in 11,184 offers, representing 52.89% of whole turnover quantity and 15.68% of worth.
It was adopted by the {Financial} Providers business with 2.625 billion shares price N50.188 billion in 42,574 offers, whereas the Providers sector recorded 104.524 million shares valued at N1.166 billion in 7,255 offers.
The highest three traded equities have been E-Tranzact Worldwide Plc, Cornerstone Insurance coverage Plc and Entry Holdings Plc, accounting for 4.871 billion shares price N27.422 billion in 6,438 offers, which amounted to 73.60% of whole turnover quantity and 24.22% of whole worth.
Every day buying and selling confirmed combined market breadth.
On December 1, the Trade recorded 1.466 billion shares valued at N18.650 billion in 28,923 offers; on December 2, 606.226 million shares price N39.663 billion in 14,782 offers; on December 3, 2.250 billion shares valued at N20.949 billion in 21,510 offers; on December 4, 1.932 billion shares price N19.166 billion in 23,353 offers; and on December 5, 361.554 million shares valued at N14.794 billion in 21,022 offers.
Within the Trade Traded Merchandise market, a complete of 411,382 models valued at N105.657 million have been traded in 1,022 offers, larger than 214,478 models price N54.458 million in 761 offers the earlier week.
Bond transactions additionally surged as 410,186 models valued at N443.071 million have been traded in 54 offers, in contrast with 117,523 models valued at N120.742 million in 38 offers final week.
Most market indices closed larger, besides the NGX Oil and Fuel Index, which dipped by 0.57%, and the NGX Commodity Index, which declined by 0.30%.
The NGX Premium Index led the gainers with a 5.50% weekly rise, whereas the NGX Industrial Items Index superior 7.38%.
Market breadth improved, with 55 equities appreciating, larger than 38 recorded the earlier week, whereas 29 equities declined, in contrast with 36 beforehand.
63 equities remained unchanged, decrease than 73 within the previous week.
High gainers for the week included NCR Nigeria Plc, which rose from N54.65 to N72.70, gaining N18.05 (33.03%); UACN Plc, up from N78.90 to N96.80; and Guinness Nigeria Plc, which superior from N167.00 to N198.00.
Main losers included R.T. Briscoe Plc, which fell from N3.44 to N3.00 (-12.79%), and Legend Web Plc, down from N5.60 to N5.00.
The week additionally noticed important listings.
Ecobank Transnational Included added 5,381,656,222 extraordinary shares, elevating its issued share capital from 18,349,551,215 to 23,731,207,437 shares.
Industrial and Medical Gases Plc listed 181,621,214 extraordinary shares arising from its 199,797,458-unit Rights Problem.
The Federal Authorities additionally listed its November 2025 Financial savings Bonds, comprising 958,416 models of the 13.565% FGS 2027 problem and a couple of,874,664 models of the 14.565% FGS 2028 problem.
As well as, buying and selling commenced on Champion Breweries Plc’s Rights Problem of 994,221,766 extraordinary shares at N16.00 per share, provided on a 1-for-9 foundation, forward of its January 5, 2026 cut-off date.