Ikeja Hotel, FIDSON top gainers chart on NGX

June 29, 2021
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On Monday, June 28, 2021, improvements were witnessed in the stock exchange chart. Stocks such as Ikeja Hotel and FIDSON made it into the top five of the Nigerian Exchange Group’s gainers chart.

While Ikeja Hotel went from a closing price of N1.00 on Friday, June 25, 2021, to a closing price of N1.10 on Monday, June 28, 2021, a gain of N0.10 reflecting a 10.00% change, FIDSON went from a closing price of N5.56 on Friday, June 25, 2021, to N6.00 on Monday, June 28, 2021, with a gain of N0.44 reflecting a 7.91% change, finishing third and fourth on the gainers’ chart respectively.

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The top gainers on the day’s chart were FGS which went from a closing price of N90.00 on Friday, June 25, 2021 to Monday 28 June, 2021, with a gain of N13.20 reflecting a 14.67 change.

Other gainers include LINKASSURE, CHAMS, FCMB, VITAFOAM, UCAP, UBA, ACCESS, WAPCO, NPFMCRFBK, MANSARD and FLOURMILL.

Topping the losers chart were BOC GAS, the company went from N10.55 closing price on Friday June 25, 2021 to a closing price of N9.50 on Monday, June 28, 2021, resulting in –N1.05 loss and reflecting a -9.95% change. Closely following BOC GAS in the losers’ chart were RoyalEx who went from a closing price of N0.63 on Friday, June 25, 2021, to N0.55, resulting in a –N0.5 loss and reflecting a -7.96% change.

Also on the losers chart were UNITY BANK, MBENEFIT, HONYFLOUR, CONOIL, VERITASKAP, WEMA BANK, JAIZBANK, STERLINGBANK, OANDO, AFRIPRUD, TRANSCORP, PRESCO, AIICO, FBNH, ZENITHBANK and MAHCO.

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