Nine NGX Firms Sink Into Financial Distress

Six Firms List 14.44bn Additional Shares on NGX

  Nigeria’s equities market recorded one of its notable weeks for corporate actions as six listed companies admitted a combined 14.44 billion additional shares on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), highlighting continued efforts by businesses to strengthen capital positions, restructure liabilities and meet evolving industry requirements. The supplementary listings, completed during the week ended September 4,…

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Nine NGX Firms Sink Into Financial Distress

NGX Begins Baseline Climate Checks For Listed Firms

Nigerian Exchange Group started corporate baseline climate assessments on Friday, 4 September 2026, pushing listed firms to document their actual carbon footprints under its N-Zero initiative. The exercise tests corporate readiness across carbon accounting, emissions risk, and transition planning. Group chief executive Temi Popoola warned company directors that global investors now attach strict green conditions…

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Domestic Investors Drive 90% of NGX Trades

Domestic Investors Control 88% of NGX Trading Activities

Domestic investors dominated trading activities on the Nigerian Exchange Limited during the first half of 2026, controlling roughly 88 per cent of total market transactions. Cumulative market turnover climbed to a massive N9.6 trillion over the six-month period as local capital insulated the equities market from global volatility. Data from the exchange shows local institutional…

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Domestic Investors Drive 90% of NGX Trades

NGX Groups Braces for Pan-African Dangote Refinery IPO

The Nigerian Exchange Group is positioning the upcoming initial public offering of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery as a continental investment opportunity rather than a local affair. Group Chairman Umaru Kwairanga disclosed the cross-border listing strategy on Friday at the London Africa Summit. To broaden institutional participation, the exchange has already commenced formal engagements with multiple…

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Retail Investors and the Reality of Dangote Refinery's Public Listing

Dangote’s Public Firms Boost First-Quarter Profit by 52%

The three publicly traded entities owned by Aliko Dangote grew their combined net profit by 52.3 percent during the first quarter of 2026. Financial statements submitted to the Nigerian Exchange Group show that Dangote Cement, Dangote Sugar Refinery, and NASCON Allied Industries generated N161.43 billion in profit after tax. This corporate surge follows a combined…

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