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Transcorp Hotels, BUA Cement lead heavyweights as All-Share Index adds N600 billion
The Nigerian All-Share Index returned to bullish territory on March 12, 2026, gaining 1,010.2 points to close at 196,908.7, marking a recovery above the 196,000-threshold.
This represents a 0.52% increase from the previous close of 195,898.5 points, reflecting renewed buying interest in the market, with Transcorp Hotels up over 7% and BUA Cement rising 5%.
The gain occurred despite a decline in trading activity, with total market volume dropping to 549 million shares from 671 million shares recorded earlier.
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Equity capitalization rose to N126.3 trillion across 55,465 deals, up from N125.7 trillion in the previous session, representing a N600 billion increase.
What the data is saying
Market sentiment returned to a bullish trajectory on March 12, 2026, pushing the Nigerian market’s year-to-date return higher to 26.54%.
In terms of trading volume, Fortis Global led activity with 32.1 million shares, followed by Access Holdings (28.1 million) and First HoldCo (27.7 million), while Zenith Bank (27.4 million) and Dangote Cement (26.8 million) also recorded notable trades.
By market value, Dangote Cement dominated turnover at N20.6 billion, followed by Aradel (N4.11 billion), Zenith Bank (N2.5 billion), GTCO (N1.59 billion), and Presco (N1.53 billion), highlighting where investor interest was concentrated.
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**SWOOTs Performance **
Among the SWOOTs—stocks valued above N1 trillion—performance was bullish during the session.
FUGAZ Performance
Performance among FUGAZ stocks was also mixed.
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