NGX ASI rises 0.73% after MTNN's 10% drop and Prestige's 10% jump
The NGX ASI rose 0.729% to 1,826.72 on June 30, after the previous session saw 36 decliners, a 9.2% jump in UPDC and a 10% drop in MTNN, according to analyst reports. MTN Nigeria stayed in focus with insider share purchases worth 921.8 million naira across 5 tranches, TechNext.ng reported, while Tribune Online said the company committed to IFRS S1 and S2 compliance. Seplat Energy generated 3 headlines with the appointment of Elumelu as chairman and Okon as CEO, plans centered on gas growth and production expansion, and an energy and dividend company of the year award, according to THISDAYLIVE and LEADERSHIP Newspapers. On earnings, Stanbic IBTC posted a record 551.7 billion naira profit for 2025 and raised its dividend, according to Marketing Edge, while Prestige Assurance jumped 10% despite weakness in insurers, analyst reports showed.
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