Wema Bank, Fidelity Bank, Ecobank, and Dangote Sugar have all crossed the N1 trillion equity-value mark following a latest share worth rally that swept via large-cap shares on the Nigerian Change.
The rally has propelled these corporations into the elite group of large-cap shares on the Change, popularly referred to as SWOOTs (Shares Value Over One Trillion Naira), as investor participation of their counters intensified.
As of the buying and selling day ended 17 February 2026, Wema Bank was valued at N1.09 trillion, Fidelity Bank at N1.04 trillion, Ecobank at N1.02 trillion, and Dangote Sugar at N1.01 trillion.
This improve brings the whole variety of shares price over N1 trillion on the Nigerian Change to 26, up from 22 in October 2025.
What NGX information is saying
Shares of Wema Bank, Fidelity Bank, Ecobank, and Dangote Sugar Refinery have surged just lately, pushing their market values increased on the Nigerian Change.
- Wema Bank shares have been N23.95 every on 2 February 2026, giving the bank a market worth of N960.8 billion. After a robust rally, the value has risen above N27 as of seventeenth February, lifting the market worth to N1.09 trillion, with 40.1 billion excellent shares.
- Fidelity Bank was valued at N964.07 billion on 9 February 2026. By mid-February, its share worth climbed above N20, growing its market worth to N1.04 trillion, with 50.2 billion shares excellent.
- Ecobank’s shares at the moment are N43 as of the buying and selling day ended seventeenth February, giving it a market worth of N1.02 trillion, up from N994.3 billion on the finish of 2025.
- Dangote Sugar Refinery shares have been N82 on 13 February and reached a market worth of N1.01 trillion by 17 February, with 12.1 billion shares in circulation.
As of mid-trading on 18th February at 1:47 pm, Wema Bank shares are up over 15%, with a year-to-date acquire of 32%.
Constancy is up over 7% for the month and over 5% year-to-date.
Dangote Sugar is up 28% this month and 39% year-to-date, whereas Ecobank is down over 6% this month however up over 7% year-to-date.
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All 4 corporations posted sturdy monetary ends in 2025, constructing on stable efficiency from 2024—an achievement that could be boosting optimistic sentiment round them.
- Wema Bank (FY2025) reported a pre-tax revenue of N222.07 billion, up 116% from 2024, with revenue after tax rising 123% to N193.19 billion, pushed by a 51% improve in gross earnings from curiosity earnings.
- Ecobank Transnational Included (FY2025) posted pre-tax revenue of N1.27 trillion, up 30% from 2024, supported by a 22% rise in web curiosity earnings to N2.13 trillion and a 13% improve in non-interest income to N1.53 trillion.
- Fidelity Bank Plc (Q3 2025) recorded gross earnings of N366.1 billion, up 8% from Q3 2024. Curiosity earnings rose 33% to N285.6 billion, whereas different curiosity earnings greater than doubled to N34.2 billion.
- Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc (Q3 2025) posted a pre-tax revenue of N13.38 billion, rebounding from a N64.16 billion loss in Q3 2024. This helped cut back the nine-month loss to N8.7 billion, bettering from N275.5 billion in 2024, due to increased income and decrease prices.
What you must know
Wema Bank Plc has accomplished its recapitalisation forward of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s March 2026 deadline, boosting its capital base to fulfill regulatory requirements.
- Fidelity Bank Plc additionally met its capitalisation threshold via capital‑elevating efforts, positioning it amongst banks which have glad the CBN’s revised capital necessities.
- Ecobank Transnational Included Nigeria has equally crossed the recapitalisation hurdle, strengthening its capital to align with regulatory expectations.
Dangote Sugar Refinery has returned to profitability in 2025 after posting enhancements in quarterly outcomes and lowering losses yr‑on‑yr, reflecting a rebound in income and higher value management.
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