MARKET CLOSED DAILY CLOSE · 2 OCT 2026 · WAT

WEEKLY RECAP · WEEK ENDED 3 OCT 2026

ASI down 0.61% on the week to 251,101.37

In short

The NGX All-Share Index closed the week at 251,101.37, down 0.61% from 252,635.11 a week earlier. 29 stocks advanced on the final session, 18 declined, and 5 were unchanged.

Market summary

  • ASI: 251,101.37 on 2 OCT 2026, −0.61% on the week (from 252,635.11 on 28 SEP 2026).
  • Best session: 2 OCT 2026 (−0.04%); weakest: 29 SEP 2026 (−0.29%).
  • Friday breadth: 29 advancers, 18 decliners, 5 unchanged.
  • Market cap: ₦163.03tn at the Friday close.
  • Volume: 386,896,546 shares changed hands on Friday.

Top movers of the week’s final session (2 OCT 2026)

Top gainers

Trans-Nationwide Express (TRANSEXPR)₦2.97 · +10.00%
DEAP Capital Management & Trust (CMFC)₦4.75 · +9.95%
LivingTrust Mortgage Bank (LIVINGTRUST)₦3.45 · +9.87%
ABC Transport (ABCTRANS)₦7.40 · +9.63%
University Press (UPL)₦5.15 · +9.57%

Top losers

VFD Group (VFDGROUP)₦13.05 · −10.00%
PZ Cussons Nigeria (PZ)₦66.35 · −9.97%
eTranzact International (ETRANZACT)₦11.00 · −9.84%
FTN Cocoa Processors (FTNCOCOA)₦7.60 · −8.43%
Japaul Gold & Ventures (JAPAULGOLD)₦2.70 · −6.90%

Session figures for 2 OCT 2026. See the screener for the full mover tables.

Sector watch

  • Strongest sector on Friday: Services (average +1.33% across 20 stocks).
  • Weakest sector on Friday: Ict (average −1.17% across 9 stocks).
  • Sector averages are computed from Friday's day-change across all listed stocks with data. See the screener for the full picture.

Corporate actions

Dividends, listings, delistings and offers due in the coming sessions are tracked on our market calendar — check qualification dates before acting.

Quick summary

  • ASI −0.61% on the week to 251,101.37; Friday breadth 29 up / 18 down.
  • TRANSEXPR (+10.00%) topped Friday's gainers; VFDGROUP (−10.00%) led losers.
  • Watch next week on the market calendar for dividends, listings and corporate actions.

Figures compiled from NGX session data for the week ended 3 OCT 2026. Not investment advice. All weekly recaps →