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Nigerian Stock Market Shows Resilience with Remarkable Gains in October.

Stephen Akudike by Stephen Akudike
November 7, 2023
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Nigerian Stock Market Shows Resilience with Remarkable Gains in October.
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Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, the Nigerian stock market has demonstrated remarkable resilience, with the NGX All-Share Index appreciating by 4.3% to close the month of October at 69,236.19 index points. This significant uptrend has led to a year-to-date (YTD) return of 35.09% growth, defying concerns related to inflation, interest rate hikes, exchange rate fluctuations, and apprehensions surrounding the 2023 general elections. Investor confidence has remained strong, driving increased buying activity in the market.

The impressive performance of the Nigerian stock market has been attributed to several factors, including the strength of companies with solid fundamentals, diversified revenue streams, and competitive advantages within their respective sectors. These top-performing stocks have weathered the economic volatility, including election-related uncertainty, fluctuating exchange rates, and rising inflation, to deliver substantial returns.

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The top five performers in 2023 YTD are as follows:

1. Chams Plc: Chams Plc has reported an outstanding YTD return of 909%. The company’s stock price closed the month of October at N2.22 per share, a significant increase from the 0.22 kobo at the beginning of the year. Chams Holding Company Plc’s robust financial performance in the first half of 2023, with reported sales of N5,424.69 million and a net income of N276.28 million, has positioned the company to consider announcing new dividends.

2. CWG Plc: CWG Plc has witnessed remarkable growth with a YTD return of 729%. Starting the year at N1.01 per share, the company’s stock closed October at N8.37 per share. The company’s impressive nine-month sales of N18,263.58 million and net income of N534.04 million reflect its strong performance.

3. MRS Plc: MRS Plc, a significant player in the petroleum sector, has achieved a remarkable YTD return of 680%. Despite challenging market conditions, MRS Plc’s stock price closed October at N109.95 per share, a substantial increase from N14.10 per share at the beginning of the year. The company’s impressive financial results for Q3 2023, including a profit before tax of N1.84 billion, underscore its resilience.

4. Transcorp Hotels Plc: Transcorp Hotels Plc, a prominent player in the hospitality sector, has delivered an impressive YTD return of 610%. The company’s stock price closed October at N44.4 per share, a significant rise from N6.25 per share at the start of the year. The group’s strong financial performance in Q3 2023, with a pre-tax profit of N2.02 billion and revenue of N10.87 billion, highlights its resilience in the face of economic challenges.

5. FTN Cocoa Plc: FTN Cocoa Processors Plc has gained 493% in price appreciation over the first ten months of 2023. Starting at N0.29 on December 30, 2022, the stock price reached N1.72 as of October 31, 2023. The positive sentiment is partly attributed to a convertible loan of $6.35 million obtained by the company, although its impact on the company’s operations remains to be seen.

The positive sentiment in the Nigerian stock market has been attributed to various factors, including government policies, such as the removal of fuel subsidies, exchange rate adjustments, and the floating of the naira. Investors have strategically positioned themselves to take advantage of the recent record earnings posted by quoted firms, contributing to the market’s success.

This resilience in the face of economic challenges underscores the attractiveness of the Nigerian stock market for both local and international investors, providing diverse opportunities in various sectors. Equity trading on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) recently closed in the green, with the NGX All-Share Index crossing 70,000 index points, marking an unprecedented milestone in the Exchange’s history.

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