
Where the ASI rally leaves valuations going into Q4
Banks and cement have led the index this year. We look at what is now priced in, where earnings could still support the price, and the three names on our watchlist.
Read the noteA market wrap after every close, sector notes through the week, and guides for people buying their first share. Written by our own desk, with the numbers behind every call.

Banks and cement have led the index this year. We look at what is now priced in, where earnings could still support the price, and the three names on our watchlist.
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The Group returned to profit, but the recovery is largely non-operational, the parent company deteriorated, and liquidity remains under pressure. Recommendation: SELL at ₦13.20.

DSU Brokerage Services highlights selected Nigerian equities based on trailing-twelve-month return on equity, dividend growth, revenue growth, and overall stock ratings.

How FGN Sukuk work and how they are priced.

Volumes fell but revenue rose. We look at whether the pricing holds once new capacity comes on stream.

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What the early harvest means for warehouse receipt prices on AFEX.

Tier-1 banks led the index on strong volume. Consumer names lagged.

Oversubscription, pro-rata allotment and refunds.

Where the curve sits after the last auction, and how to ladder a three-year horizon.

Timetable, eligibility and how an allotment works, updated as the prospectus is published.

Forty-two NGX 30 companies have reported. These five beat their own guidance.

Headline inflation eased to 15.43% year on year in July, but food prices increased sharply. Our view: constructive, with food the key risk to watch.

The SEC has approved a price-based structure for the minimum trade size that moves a published share price. Here is what it means for traders and investors.

Revenue rose 118% to ₦17.60bn and profit before tax 170% to ₦14.76bn, driven by transaction fees, listing income and a stronger contribution from CSCS.

Our weekly view on 19 NGX-listed stocks with target prices. BUY: Access Holdings, UBA, Zenith Bank and Nigerian Breweries.

Revenue rose to ₦359.5m, but the company remains loss-making at the operating level, cash fell by ₦2.21bn in the quarter, and directors’ loans stand at ₦7.08bn. Rating: speculative.
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