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All-Share Index surges past N61 trillion market cap as HONYFLOUR dominates gainers, TANTALIZER heads losersĀ 

All-Share Index surges past N61 trillion market cap as HONYFLOUR dominates gainers, TANTALIZER heads losersĀ 

The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) ended trading on December 19, 2024, in the green, soaring 770.56 points to close at 101,248.02ā€”a solid 0.77% gainā€”as it shatters both the 100,500 and 101,000 barriers.

Market activity increased amid this rise in price, with market volume climbing by 2.76% from 389 million shares reported the previous day to 400 million.

Market capitalization crossed into N61 trillion, ending the day at N61.3 trillion, underpinned by 10,260 deals.

HONYFLOUR and UACN led the gainersā€™ chart, both hitting 10.00% each.

However, it was not all positive, as TANTALIZER emerged as the biggest laggard with a sharp 9.77% decline, followed by MULTIVERSE, which dropped 9.73%, illustrating mixed sentiment across the market.

On the activity front, UNIVINSURE and AIICO stood out as the dayā€™s most traded stocks, drawing significant investor interest and contributing to the heightened market turnover.

Market summaryā€ÆĀ Current ASI: 101,248.02 pointsPrevious ASI: 100,477.46 pointsDay Change: +0.77%Year-to-Date Performance: +35.41%Volume Traded: 400 million sharesMarket cap: N61.3 trillionTop 5 gainersā€ÆĀ HONYFLOUR: up 10.00% to N5.50UACN: up 10.00% to N27.50ARADEL: up 10.00% to N730.40NAHCO: up 9.96% to N41.95MRS: up 9.96% to N175.60Top 5 losersā€ÆĀ TANTALIZER: down 10.00% to N1.57MULTIVERSE: down 9.73% to N5.10JOHNHOLT: down 9.68% to N5.88CAVERTON: down 7.76% to N2.26OMATEK: down 7.35% to N0.63Trading volumeā€ÆĀ Amid the marketā€™s overall positive trajectory, trading volume saw a modest uptick of 2.76%, with 400 million shares exchanged compared to the previous session.

UNIVINSURE emerged as the leader in trading volume with 38.2 million shares.AIICO followed, maintaining strong momentum with 20.9 million shares traded.GTCO secured the third spot with 20.4 million shares.UBA contributed 18.6 million shares to the dayā€™s total.PRESTIGE rounded out the top five with 15.5 million shares.Trading valueā€ÆĀ SEPLAT led with transactions worth N7.4 billion, signaling strong investor confidence.UBA followed closely with trades valued at N6.3 billion.ARADEL and PRESCO recorded trading values of N3 billion and N1.5 billion, respectively.NESTLE completed the top five with N 1 billion in transactions.SWOOT and FUGAZ performanceā€ÆĀ ARADEL delivered a strong performance with a 10% gain.OANDO declined by 2.84%.FUGAZ stocks (FBNH, UBA, GTCO, ACCESSCORP, ZENITHBANK):

GTCO led with 1.98%,FBNH, ACCESSCORP, ZENITH, and UBA recorded gains of 1.32%, 0.42%, 0.22%, and 0.32%, respectively.Outlookā€ÆĀ The Nigerian All-Share Index remains on a strong upward trajectory, closing above the 101,000-point barrier. Gains in mid- and large-cap stocks might continue to push market capitalization upward as bullish price action persists.

Izuchukwu Okoye Okoye Izuchukwu is a financial market writer and trader with extensive expertise in both Nigerian and international markets. With a keen eye for market trends and a passion for insightful analysis, he translates complex financial concepts into engaging content. By combining practical trading experience with thorough research, Okoye offers valuable perspectives that empower readers to make informed decisions in the ever-evolving world of finance.

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