Nigerian Stock Market Ends Flat on Tuesday, Key Stocks Mixed
The Nigerian stock market experienced a quiet day on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, with the All-Share Index closing virtually unchanged. The index slipped by a mere 6.3 points to settle at 147,710.96. Meanwhile, market capitalization held steady at N93.7 trillion.
Despite the flat close, there were notable movements among individual stocks. REGALINS and PRESTIGE led the gainers, surging by 8.82% and 6.71% respectively. On the other hand, AUSTINLAZ and FIDSON were the day's biggest losers, dropping by 7.94% and 6.67% respectively.
Market activity was subdued, with trading volume declining to 495 million shares, compared to the previous day's 624 million. Fidelity Bank and Chams Holdings were the most actively traded stocks. In global news, Johnson & Johnson is expected to report a full-year revenue increase to between 93.5 and 93.9 billion US dollars, making it the company with the highest revenue on October 14, 2025.
A total of 25,645 deals were executed on the Nigerian stock market, maintaining the market capitalization at N93.7 trillion. While the All-Share Index closed flat, the market saw mixed performances from individual stocks, with some notable gains and losses.
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