The Nigerian Alternate Restricted (NGX) closed the week ended Friday, February 13, 2026, on a robust bullish observe because the benchmark index superior by 6.16 % amid heightened investor participation throughout main sectors.
The NGX All-Share Index (ASI) rose from 171,727.49 recorded within the earlier week to 182,313.08 to put up a achieve of 10,585.59 factors.
Market capitalisation appreciated to ₦117.027 trillion, representing a 6.16 % enhance week-on-week.
Fairness Market Efficiency
Traders traded a complete of 4.652 billion shares valued at ₦193.326 billion in 286,751 offers through the week.
This represents a big enhance in comparison with the earlier week’s:
3.860 billion shares
₦128.581 billion
240,463 offers
The surge in turnover indicators stronger liquidity and institutional positioning.
Sectoral Breakdown by Quantity
The Monetary Providers Trade led exercise with:
2.782 billion shares
Valued at ₦74.063 billion
Executed in 104,325 offers
Contributing 59.81% of complete quantity and 38.31% of complete worth
The Providers Trade adopted with 573.189 million shares price ₦7.177 billion.
The Shopper Items Trade ranked third with 317.667 million shares valued at ₦24.027 billion.
Prime Traded Equities
The three most traded shares by quantity have been:
Collectively, they accounted for:
Each day Market Snapshot
| Date | Quantity | Worth (₦) | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09-Feb-26 | 775.06m | 27.86bn | 65,906 |
| 10-Feb-26 | 1.30bn | 50.42bn | 58,922 |
| 11-Feb-26 | 939.05m | 34.00bn | 61,170 |
| 12-Feb-26 | 698.30m | 28.40bn | 50,865 |
| 13-Feb-26 | 936.25m | 52.63bn | 49,888 |
Friday recorded the very best transaction worth at ₦52.63 billion.
ETP Market
A complete of 8.741 million models valued at ₦1.544 billion have been traded in 7,784 offers, in comparison with 2.421 million models price ₦438.466 million within the prior week.
Prime traded ETPs included:
STANBICETF30 – ₦379.09 million
VETGRIF30 – ₦215.01 million
VETINDETF – ₦198.49 million
VSPBONDETF – ₦171.51 million
Bond Market
Bond transactions declined through the week:
This compares with 449,548 models valued at ₦476.435 million in 58 offers the earlier week.
The NGX Sovereign Bond Index declined marginally by 0.01 %.
Index Efficiency Abstract
A number of indices recorded sturdy features:
NGX Premium Index: +10.63%
NGX Oil & Gasoline Index: +11.40%
NGX AFR Div Yield Index: +11.58%
NGX Shopper Items Index: +2.95%
NGX Banking Index: +5.84%
NGX Industrial Items Index: +7.09%
The broad-based rally indicators sustained investor confidence throughout main sectors.
Value Motion Abstract
79 equities superior, larger than 71 within the earlier week.
27 equities declined, decrease than 35 recorded beforehand.
42 equities remained unchanged, similar because the prior week.
Prime Value Gainers
ZICHIS AGRO ALLIED INDUSTRIES PLC: +60.71%
UNION DICON SALT PLC: +60.15%
DAAR COMMUNICATIONS PLC: +55.26%
FORTIS GLOBAL INSURANCE PLC: +50.00%
JOHN HOLT PLC: +45.21%
RED STAR EXPRESS PLC: +42.57%
R T BRISCOE PLC: +37.93%
E-TRANZACT INTERNATIONAL PLC: +36.20%
SECURE ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY PLC: +34.82%
CAP PLC: +32.93%
Prime Value Decliners
ABBEY MORTGAGE BANK PLC: -26.42%
SOVEREIGN TRUST INSURANCE PLC: -17.16%
ECOBANK TRANSNATIONAL INCORPORATED: -13.29%
SKYWAY AVIATION HANDLING COMPANY PLC: -11.59%
AUSTIN LAZ & COMPANY PLC: -11.11%
GUINNESS NIG PLC: -9.97%
CWG PLC: -9.70%
TRIPPLE GEE AND COMPANY PLC: -8.90%
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY INSURANCE PLC: -7.56%
CHAMPION BREWERIES PLC: -7.30%
New Bond Listings
Through the week, the next bonds have been listed on NGX:
LFZC Funding SPV Plc
Lagos State Authorities Sequence 3
₦14.815 billion
5-12 months 16% Inexperienced Bond
Due November 2030
Lagos State Authorities Sequence 4
Outlook
The 6.16 % weekly achieve displays sturdy institutional inflows and sector rotation into premium and dividend-yielding shares.
With turnover rising sharply and breadth bettering, market sentiment stays optimistic heading into the brand new week. Nevertheless, bond market softness and selective profit-taking recommend traders are rebalancing portfolios amid shifting macroeconomic expectations.
