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Top Performing Nigeria Stocks In 2017 by yassirabu: 12:13pm On Jan 29, 2018
It’s the beginning of 2018 and we cannot start the year or talk about the Nigerian stock market without taking a look at the stocks that performed best in 2017

Best and Worst performing stocks in 2017

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc outperformed the market, with a year-on-year return of 227.33%, to close at N20

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc was followed by International Breweries Plc, which appreciated by 194.59 percent, Fidelity Bank Plc by 192.86%, Fidson Healthcare Plc by 189.06% and Dangote Flour Plc by 185.88% in 2017.

Morison Industries Plc was the worst performing stock in the year, with a year-on-year return of -67.88% year-on-year to close at a price of N0.53.

Morison Industries Plc. was followed by Forte Oil Plc with a return of -48.50%, University Press Plc -46.23 percent, MRS Oil Plc -36.49% and Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc -30.25%.
More on:It’s the beginning of 2018 and we cannot start the year or talk about the Nigerian stock market without taking a look at the stocks that performed best in 2017

Best and Worst performing stocks in 2017

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc outperformed the market, with a year-on-year return of 227.33%, to close at N20

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc was followed by International Breweries Plc, which appreciated by 194.59 percent, Fidelity Bank Plc by 192.86%, Fidson Healthcare Plc by 189.06% and Dangote Flour Plc by 185.88% in 2017.

Morison Industries Plc was the worst performing stock in the year, with a year-on-year return of -67.88% year-on-year to close at a price of N0.53.

Morison Industries Plc. was followed by Forte Oil Plc with a return of -48.50%, University Press Plc -46.23 percent, MRS Oil Plc -36.49% and Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc -30.25%.
More on:It’s the beginning of 2018 and we cannot start the year or talk about the Nigerian stock market without taking a look at the stocks that performed best in 2017

Best and Worst performing stocks in 2017

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc outperformed the market, with a year-on-year return of 227.33%, to close at N20

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc was followed by International Breweries Plc, which appreciated by 194.59 percent, Fidelity Bank Plc by 192.86%, Fidson Healthcare Plc by 189.06% and Dangote Flour Plc by 185.88% in 2017.

Morison Industries Plc was the worst performing stock in the year, with a year-on-year return of -67.88% year-on-year to close at a price of N0.53.

Morison Industries Plc. was followed by Forte Oil Plc with a return of -48.50%, University Press Plc -46.23 percent, MRS Oil Plc -36.49% and Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc -30.25%.
More on: It’s the beginning of 2018 and we cannot start the year or talk about the Nigerian stock market without taking a look at the stocks that performed best in 2017

Best and Worst performing stocks in 2017

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc outperformed the market, with a year-on-year return of 227.33%, to close at N20

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc was followed by International Breweries Plc, which appreciated by 194.59 percent, Fidelity Bank Plc by 192.86%, Fidson Healthcare Plc by 189.06% and Dangote Flour Plc by 185.88% in 2017.

Morison Industries Plc was the worst performing stock in the year, with a year-on-year return of -67.88% year-on-year to close at a price of N0.53.

Morison Industries Plc. was followed by Forte Oil Plc with a return of -48.50%, University Press Plc -46.23 percent, MRS Oil Plc -36.49% and Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc -30.25%.
More on: http://www.nigeriasaving.com/nigerian-stocks-hit-42-in-2017

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