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Forte Oil topped the losers’ chart for the day, dropping by N2.70 to close at N25.20 per share.

The market capitalisation rose by N8 billion naira or 0.06 per cent to close at N13.637 trillion against N13.629 trillion

The transactions are lower compared to 503.12 million shares valued at N5.89 billion achieved on Thursday.

All-Share Index inched 244.15 points to close at 37,743.22 compared with 37,499.07 achieved on Wednesday.

The board was appointed in July 2016

Okomu Oil Palm led the gainers’ table during the day while Seplat led the laggards’ table

The exchange listed only five new companies.

The firm seeks to divest from its upstream operations.

The suspension was placed on the company's shares on November 10, 2016.

The company still approved for its shareholders the payment of N13 billion dividend at N1.50 per share.

The All-Share Index lost 62.42 points or 0.15 per cent to close at 40,615.42 compared with 40,677.61 posted on Monday

The capitalisation closed at N14.734 trillion against N14.859 trillion on Friday.

Nestle recorded the highest price gain to lead the gainers’ table with N4.90 per share to close at N1,595 per ...

International Breweries recorded the highest loss, dropping N4.30 to close at N47.50 per share.

The bank has over 3.8 million customers who are serviced across its 240 business offices and various other digital banking ...

Nestle led the gainers’ table with a gain of N46.80 to close at N1,615 per share.

ASEA is the premier Association of 28 securities exchanges covering 32 countries in Africa.

The figure is in contrast with 230.17 million shares worth N4.32 billion achieved in 4,090 deals on Wednesday.

Oando minority shareholders have been the hardest hit since the imposition of the technical suspension.

The shares of the company were placed on technical suspension on October 23, 2017.

The NSE announced March 31 as the deadline for filing of the reports.

The bank did not at any time suggest or agree to move its listing from the NSE to the U.S.

The capitisation dipped despite N10.50 per share dividend declared by Dangote Cement

The top losers in the market in the week were Jaupul Oil, Fidelity Bank, Unity Bank, African Prudential and Regency ...

The bank proposes N2.45 final dividend per share.