NGX reports 118.95% total investment transactions surge for March 2025, on explosive foreign participation
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The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has reported a significant increase in total investment transactions for the month of March 2025. According to the report there was a surge of 118.95% compared to the same period in 2024. This surge was largely driven by explosive foreign participation with foreign investors accounting for 55.8% of the total transactions. The report also highlighted the positive impact of the NGXs demutualization which has led to increased confidence and participation from both local and foreign investors. This surge in investment transactions is a promising sign for the Nigerian economy and reflects a growing interest in the countrys capital markets.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has reported a significant increase in total investment transactions for the month of March 2025.
According to the report there was a surge of 118.
95% compared to the same period in 2024.
This surge was largely driven by explosive foreign participation with foreign investors accounting for 55.
8% of the total transactions.
The report also highlighted the positive impact of the NGXs demutualization which has led to increased confidence and participation from both local and foreign investors.
This surge in investment transactions is a promising sign for the Nigerian economy and reflects a growing interest in the countrys capital markets.
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NGX reports 118.95% total investment transactions surge for March 2025, on explosive foreign participation
Weekly Market Wrap: All-Share Index soars 2.54% to record high; Premium Index and key sectors shine
DMO offers May 2025 FGN Savings Bond at interest rates up to 17.173%
Fidelity Bank soars with impressive Q1 2025 performance, Pre-tax profit jumps 167.79%
Airtel commences second tranche of $100 million share buy-back programme, reveals duration
Solana surges past $180, highest since February
ASI gains 0.46%, as OANDO and CHELLARAM lead daily advancers
BUA Foods, Nestlé, NASCON, Cadbury or Dangote Sugar — Who offers the best value?
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has reported a significant increase in total investment transactions for the month of March 2025. According to the report there was a surge of 118.95% compared to the same period in 2024. This surge was largely driven by explosive foreign participation with foreign investors accounting for 55.8% of the total transactions. The report also highlighted the positive impact of the NGXs demutualization which has led to increased confidence and participation from both local and foreign investors. This surge in investment transactions is a promising sign for the Nigerian economy and reflects a growing interest in the countrys capital markets.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has reported a significant increase in total investment transactions for the month of March 2025.
According to the report there was a surge of 118.
95% compared to the same period in 2024.
This surge was largely driven by explosive foreign participation with foreign investors accounting for 55.
8% of the total transactions.
The report also highlighted the positive impact of the NGXs demutualization which has led to increased confidence and participation from both local and foreign investors.
This surge in investment transactions is a promising sign for the Nigerian economy and reflects a growing interest in the countrys capital markets.
All-Share Index holds firm to N68 trillion, ends in the red; TANTALIZER and VFDGROUP lead volume
Naira faces U.S dollar resurgence amid Nigeria’s oil production boost
Naira strengthens to N1,597.7/$1 at official market
DMO offers N300 billion 7-year Ijarah Sukuk at 19.75% to fund road infrastructure in Nigeria