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The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The seven listed ICT and telecoms companies on the Nigerian Exchange, one by one: what each does, how its shares have moved, and what it earned. Airtel Africa is the largest company on the exchange on 6 November 2026, and together with MTN Nigeria it makes up 99.4% of the seven by value.Companies covered: Airtel Africa (AIRTELAFRI), MTN Nigeria (MTNN), eTranzact (ETRANZACT), CWG (CWG), Chams (CHAMS), NCR Nigeria (NCR) and Legend Internet (LEGENDINT).Chapters:00:00 Welcome00:20 How these companies make money00:54 How big these seven are02:00 Airtel Africa03:52 MTN Nigeria05:40 eTranzact06:34 CWG07:37 Chams08:29 NCR Nigeria09:17 Legend Internet09:56 Seven companies, two worldsPrices and market values as at 6 November 2026.Education, not investment advice.

The seven listed oil and gas companies on the Nigerian Exchange, one by one: what each does, how its shares have moved, and what it earned. Two upstream producers, Seplat Energy and Aradel Holdings, are 94.7% of the seven by value; the episode also walks through Oando's three different profit lines and Aradel's earnout charge.Companies covered: Seplat Energy (SEPLAT), Aradel Holdings (ARADEL), Oando (OANDO), TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria (TOTAL), Conoil (CONOIL), Eterna (ETERNA) and Japaul Gold and Ventures (JAPAULGOLD).Chapters:00:00 Welcome00:49 Upstream and downstream01:51 How to read the figures02:24 Seplat Energy04:50 Aradel Holdings07:03 Oando09:21 TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria10:12 Conoil11:00 Eterna12:04 Japaul Gold and Ventures13:06 Seven companies, two businessesPrices and market values as at 6 November 2026.Education, not investment advice.

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria

The eight listed industrial goods companies on the Nigerian Exchange, one by one: what each does, how its shares have moved, and what it earned. Three cement makers are worth 98.9% of the eight, and three of the eight shares have more than doubled in 2026; the episode also covers Lafarge Africa's new name, HBM Nigeria, and the new owner of Beta Glass.Companies covered: Dangote Cement (DANGCEM), BUA Cement (BUACEMENT), HBM Nigeria (HBMNG, formerly Lafarge Africa), Beta Glass (BETAGLAS), Chemical and Allied Products (CAP), Berger Paints Nigeria (BERGER), Cutix (CUTIX) and Meyer (MEYER).Chapters:00:00 Welcome00:41 How to read the figures01:31 How these companies make money02:53 How big these eight are03:21 Dangote Cement05:09 BUA Cement06:55 HBM Nigeria (formerly Lafarge Africa)08:21 Beta Glass09:28 Chemical and Allied Products (CAP)10:30 Berger Paints Nigeria11:25 Cutix12:20 Meyer13:14 Eight companies, three tradesPrices and market values as at 3 November 2026.Education, not investment advice.

The NGX Daily by Read It and Eat is your quick daily briefing on the Nigerian stock market. Every trading day, we break down the NGX All-Share Index, top gainers and losers, and the biggest moves in Nigerian equities. Subscribe for concise market updates, investing insights, and a fast summary of the NGX trading session.You can contact us at [email protected] for more details#NGX #stockmarket #stock #Nigeria