
Aradel’s operating profit soars 9x to ₦1.06trn
Aradel Holdings delivered a record ₦1.06 trillion in operating profit for H1 2026, but the bottom line tells a far more complex story beneath the surface.

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Aradel Holdings delivered a record ₦1.06 trillion in operating profit for H1 2026, but the bottom line tells a far more complex story beneath the surface.

Seplat Energy declared its highest quarterly dividend on record at 12 cents per share, raising fresh questions about what fueled the rare bonus and whether it can last.

Airtel Africa just printed a fresh all-time high on the Nigerian Exchange, and the numbers behind the rally suggest this telecom giant may only be warming up.

Nascon Allied Industries posted its strongest half-year earnings in recent memory, but the profit surge hides a growing tension buried in its balance sheet.

Okomu Oil saw its share price nearly double in twelve months, but one analyst firm sees a steep fall ahead.

NPF Microfinance Bank posted ₦2.04 billion in half-year profit, but a 121% spike in funding costs hints at deeper pressure beneath the surface.

United Capital posted one of its strongest half-year results on record, but the real story hides inside one revenue line that barely registered twelve months ago.

Seplat Energy, Nigeria’s most expensive stock surged past ₦11,600 resistance while the broader market shed ₦305 billion in a single session.

MTN Nigeria barely moved on July 23 while premium banking stocks rallied and several large-caps crashed into the daily limit.

Vitafoam Nigeria shed ₦18.80 per share on July 22, falling far harder than the broader NGX in a session that points to targeted profit-taking after months of steep appreciation.

Okomu Oil and Presco, Nigeria’s two largest listed palm oil producers, lost a combined ₦371 billion in market value during the July 21 session, even as the broader NGX index edged higher.

Cadbury Nigeria jumped to its highest close in weeks as a Mondelez subsidiary outpaced every consumer goods peer on the board.

Nigerian Breweries closed unchanged at ₦75.00 on a day when First HoldCo alone commandeered nearly half of all NGX trading value, raising fresh questions about investor conviction ahead of the brewer’s July 27 earnings report.

Transcorp Power posted ₦182 billion in half-year revenue, but infrastructure sabotage dragged its top line well below last year’s pace.

Transcorp Hotels shares opened at their highest price in a year on July 16, 2026, then dropped roughly 10% by the close as profit-taking swept across NGX heavyweight stocks.

NGX power stocks lost ₦390 billion in a single session after both listed generators crashed to the 10% circuit breaker floor, shaking the sector’s dividend narrative.

Seplat Energy pulled back sharply after opening just 2% below its 52-week peak, raising fresh questions about the staying power of a rally that nearly doubled the share price.

The NGX staged its strongest weekly rebound since the June correction, adding ₦9.34 trillion to investor portfolios after three bruising weeks of selling.

Tantalizers traded 210,000 shares on a quiet NGX session on July 10, but the price stayed frozen at ₦4.35, raising questions about what the standoff between buyers and sellers means.

Airtel Africa hit a new 52-week high at ₦6,009, but the forces behind the rally go deeper than one session.
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