Juli leads Nigerian stock market with 1,508% growth
TLDR
- Juli Plc, a Nigerian retail outlet, experienced an exceptional 1,508% stock price surge on the Nigerian Exchange in H1 2024.
- The stock's remarkable growth from ₦0.59 to ₦9.49 was fueled by consistent daily 10% increases from January to March.
- Juli's performance overshadowed other top gainers like Geregu Power and Veritas Kapital Assurance, contributing significantly to the NGX's 33.81% overall advance in the first half.
Juli Plc, a Nigerian retail outlet, emerged as the top-performing stock on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in the first half of 2024, with a 1,508% share price growth.
The company's stock price surged from ₦0.59 at the start of the year to ₦9.49 by June's end, propelling its market capitalization from ₦118 million to ₦1.897 billion. This ascent is due to consistent daily 10% share price increases between January 31 and March 27.
Juli's performance far outpaced other top gainers, including Geregu Power and Veritas Kapital Assurance, which recorded gains of 150.63% and 148.65% respectively, and contributed to the NGX's overall 33.81% advance in H1.
Key Takeaways
Overall, the NGX advanced by 33.81% in the first half of 2024, with the All-Share Index closing at 100,057.49 points. The NGX ASeM Index was the best-performing index, growing 135.25%. Among other top performers, Geregu Power Plc and Dangote Cement saw significant gains of 150.63% and 105.28% respectively. The Industrial Goods Index posted a 73.14% growth, driven by strong performances from cement manufacturers. However, banking stocks faced challenges, with the NGX Banking Index declining by 7.47% during this period.






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