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NASD EXCHANGE DROPS 0.53% IN WEEK 17 OF 2025 AMID HIGH TRADING VOLUME

The NASD Over-the-Counter (OTC) Securities Exchange decreased by 0.53 per cent on a week-on-week basis in Week 17 of the 2025 trading year.
This depleted the market capitalisation of the bourse by N10.14 billion in the four-day trading week to N1.914 trillion from the N1.924 trillion recorded in the previous week and the NASD Unlisted Securities Index (NSI) slid by 17.32 points to 3,269.06 points from the 3,286.38 points posted in Week 16.
There were only four trading days last week due to the Easter break stretching into the new week, though the market witnessed a higher turnover.
The volume of securities bought and sold by the market participants soared by 293,055.9 per cent to 3.9 billion units from the 1.33 million units recorded a week earlier, and the value of shares skyrocketed by 33,661.6 per cent to N9.9 billion from the N29.35 million achieved in the preceding week.
The most traded security by value for the week was Infrastructure Credit Guarantee (InfraCredit) Plc with N9.5 billion, Geo-Fluids Plc recorded N355.4 million, FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria Plc traded N7.2 million, Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Plc transacted N3.8 million, and Afriland Properties Plc posted N2.5 million.
Also, InfraCredit Plc was the most traded instrument by volume with 3.7 billion units, Geo-Fluids Plc transacted 207.7 million units, UBN Property Plc recorded 1.04 million units, FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria Plc traded 0.201 million units, and CSCS Plc exchanged 0.178 million units.
Five securities ended on the losers’ table, with FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria Plc leading after shedding 6.0 per cent to end at N35.37 per share compared with the previous week’s N37.64 per share.
Further, 11 Plc fell by 3.8 per cent to close at N236.25 per unit versus N245.50 per unit, UBN Property Plc lost 3.2 per cent to trade at N2.10 per share versus N2.17 per share, CSCS Plc declined by 1.8 per cent to N21.71 per unit from N22.10 per unit, and Afriland Properties Plc slumped by 0.1 per cent to N17.78 per share from N17.80 per share.

okooloyun1:
go to settings -- Lock screen then turn off pocket mode.

Thanks for this. Let me try it now.

fashionnisir:
l dont understand, did he invest ₦100000 respectively on these 40 saving and shares?

I don see my classmate wey me and am follow attend Night Grammar School ooo

Locotrader:
Insurance stocks has no part in this remaining bull period.
Keep ears on recapitalisation.Before then,there will be a major pullback that will usher another bull in the insurance sector.

For now the result of Guinea ins can't lead it to anywhere.

Instead look the way of NB,Nascon,Aradel,Transcorp and other consumer goods companies if you are scare of my type of stocks which I have listed above and my sure bet for this season

Guinea Insurance might still spring a surprise rally before the Insurance sector Recapitalisation. But it's past relationship with the dead Niger Insurance is one reason why I try to be careful about it.

crownprince2017:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/43914_FIDSON_HEALTHCARE_PLC-_QUARTER_1_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_APRIL_2025.pdf

Meet you at #30 soon.

Q4 results showed the expo for who could decode them.

Fidson will likely get to KM 30 before its July QD date. But it's journey up won't be on a straight line.

yMcy56:
LEGENDINT
Doing it's first downside today....since listed
*Went as low as 7+.....and back up @8.50

AIRTEL AFRICA has been on full bid since time immemorial, no 100k single transaction to move it up......

SEPLAT on the other hand is on full offer, e come remain retailer wey go fall am with -10% 😊
Some coded mop up of Oando at N42?
Seems someone or an entity is buying.....

Cadbury on pullback...... Possibility of continuing the journey is there..

Cadbury is just getting started. It's next rally is for KM 50.

Another Religious Criminal, Scammer, and Fraudster.

which is better?

scaling and polishing or Teeth bleaching?

zendi:
My portfolio go survive your mouth.
After you announce the obituary of evansmed the other day, now you wan turn STD insure to the bolded.
And you dey carry Niger Insurance about. God dey.

Na Niger Insurance I carry ooo. Not STD.

Lol.

zendi:
Evansmed and Stdinsure.
How do I delete them?

This your Stdinsure fit don turn to Sexually transmitted disease ooo.

The delisted stock will be removed from your Stocks Portfolio, when it no longer reflects on your CSCS Statement of Account.

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progressing:
Courtville is still showing in my portfolio any advice pls?

Niger Insurance is still showing in my portfolio. Any advice please?

ChybuzzDD:
ChatGPT boy

Source of information does not matter to me. All that is important is if you can learn anything from the information. That's all.

Breaking News: Suspended Governor Fubara, decamps to APC.

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FEAR WOMEN,
FEAR WOMEN, and
FEAR WOMEN.

NoToPile:
Just to give you update, the fire for fire approach worked.

You need some level of abnormality to deal with abnormal people. Sharply they cautioned their children.


This Lagos ehn phew

They now know if their children do anyhow, they know what is coming.

Chop knuckle!

Legend Internet flying up

Firewood Condemn!

Bianca has about to enjoy what the useless Natasha has been enjoying

Seun:
Dear Nairalanders,

By popular request, we have ended the swearing of oaths before commenting on the Islam section. However, the requirement to engage muslims with decency and respect remains. We have also promoted the Islam section to the top level because 50% of Nigerians are muslims.

We've also converted the Religion board into the Christianity Etc board, recognizing the fact that most non-muslims are Christians.

Please enjoy! And feel free to share your feedback about these changes with us on this thread.

You are a Coward who is scared of Muslims. Be honest about it. You do this because you take Christians for granted, because they are not as Terrorist or as Violent as Muslims. You are wrong.

How does it work?

UBA Bank is heading to KM 55
UCAP is heading to KM 30

Enough said.

I need clarification on this UBA Dividend reinvestment program.

Is it compulsory for all?

If reinvested now, when will it mature?

Can it be withdrawn at any time one wants to discontinue with the reinvestment program?

Assuming but not conceding that my gross dividend is N200,000 and my Net dividend after WHT Tax will be N180,000. On which of them will the 17.875% per annum be applied on?

Will there be double taxation? Will the profit from the reinvestment program be taxed again?

Please reply urgently. Next tomorrow is the D-Day.

Ibrahim Babaginda

It is long overdue. Burkina Faso should conduct a democratic election immediately.

For those screaming what concerns US, if not for the US, the Arab world would have eliminated all of you. Know this and know Peace. Yet you all are dying in front of American Embassy at Walter Carrington just begging God to get a Visa to same America you always insult online? I would have insulted all of una papa, but Seun's BOT will ban me again.

omoredia:
High in terms of nominal value but in terms of the true value of profit made (factoring inflation) it was the lowest in 12 years.


If u make 200k in 2015 it is now equivalent to making N2.5m today. Thats how bad apc has destroyed our nation.

200k in 2015 is equivalent to 1.6m today

How did you arrive at 2.5m

Please teach us.

So Noble Eyisi the one time expelled SUG of UNIZIK is now Anti-Peter Obi?

Ok o

toyeoye:
Done...these will start reflecting when trading resumes on Tuesday

Good