Shalom Investment & Financial Services Limited

Shalom Investment & Financial Services Limited To be the foremost and most trusted Stock Broking/Asset Management Company in Nigeria.

SHALOM INVESTMENT & FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED is a Stock broking firm that deals with buying and selling of stocks, and help to verify stocks.Registered and Regulated by Securities and Exchange Commission. To add value to our customers through innovative products and services by deploying a highly professional and trusted workforce, a cutting-edge technology, and at the same time delivering super

ior returns to our shareholders. We manage share certificate, help transmit shares, manage dividend warrants and Handle registrars issues.

12/11/2025

Important Update for Our Clients!!!

Starting November 28, 2025, Shalom Investment will transition from a T+3 to T+2 settlement cycle in line with regulatory directives and global standards. Implication;
Faster access to funds
Improved market efficiency
Reduced settlement risk
Please review your processes and prepare for the shorter settlement window. We're here to support you every step of the way.
Contact us: [email protected]

16/10/2025

Market Report on 16/10/25!!!

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed positive as the All-Share Index (ASI) rose 0.41% to 148,355.04 points, extending its weekly gain to 0.90% and lifting month-to-date and year-to-date returns to 4.0% and 44.1% respectively. Market capitalization climbed to N94.17 trillion, driven by renewed investor interest in large-cap stocks.

Sectoral performance was mostly bullish, led by a 1.40% rise in Industrial Goods, while the Banking, Consumer Goods, and Oil & Gas indices each added 0.20%. The Insurance index fell 1.30% due to profit-taking. NSLTECH topped the gainers' chart with a 7.06% increase to N0.91, followed by STRELINGNG (+6.49%), LIVESTOCK (+5.33%), TIP (+5.20%), and JAPAULGOLD (+4.70%).

On the losers' side, SUNUASSUR shed 9.71% to N5.21, with HMCALL, DAARCOMM, SOVRENINS, and CUSTODIAN also posting declines. Trading activity remained strong, with 23,665 deals executed on 432.43 million shares worth N16.91 billion. CONHALLPLC led by volume with 40.95 million units, while GTCO was the most traded by value at N2.58 billion, followed by ARADEL, ZENITHBANK, NESTLE, and MTNN. The positive session reflects sustained investor confidence, particularly in industrial and blue-chip stocks.

10/10/2025

Market Report on 10/10/25!!!
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed positive on Friday, as the benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) rose by 0.5% to settle at 146,988.04 points, extending the week-to-date gain to 2.4% and the month-to-date return to 3.0%. Year-to-date performance now stands at +42.8%.

Market capitalization advanced to ₦93.30 trillion, driven by strong buying interest in industrial stocks, particularly Dangote Cement (DANGCEM), which gained 6.48% to close at ₦575.00 per share. The NGX Industrial Index topped the sectoral performance chart, up 2.8%, while the Banking (-0.1%), Insurance (-1.3%), and Oil & Gas (-0.1%) indices posted slight declines.

Market activity was robust, with investors exchanging 386.57 million units of shares valued at ₦11.26 billion across 21,842 deals. FIDELITYBK [MRF] led in both volume (47.34 million units) and value (₦959.32 million), while SEPLAT emerged as the top traded stock by value at ₦1.29 billion. On the gainers' chart, DANGCEM (+6.48%), NEM (+5.23%), and JAIZBANK (+4.65%) led the market, while UHOMREIT (-9.98%), MEYER (-9.85%), and STERLINGNG (-9.58%) topped the losers' table. Overall, market sentiment remained positive, buoyed by renewed interest in large-cap industrial names, despite mild profit-taking in banking and insurance counters.

08/10/2025

Market Report on 08/10/2025!!!
The Nigerian equities market closed flat today, reflecting a balanced sentiment as losses in some sectors and gains in others with the All-Share Index (ASI) closing at 0.50% to 145,719.09 points. Market capitalization rose to ₦92,490.48.

The top gainers included FTNCOCOA (8.89%), LIVESTOCK (7.43%), ETERNA (6.96%), FIDELITY (4.70%), and MTN (4.62%). On the losers' chart, IMG (9.97%), LIVINGTRUST (9.93%), SUNUASSUR (9.48%), JAIZBANK (7.53%), and CHAMS (6.28%) recorded steep losses. CONHALLPLC led the volume chart with 83.54 million shares, while GTCO topped value trades at ₦13.14 billion, followed by WAPCO, ARADEL, ZENITHBANK, and FIRSTHOLDCO.

Sectoral performance was flat, Insurance declined by 0.75%, Consumer goods declined at 0.01%, Industrial declined at 0.02%, Oil and Gas closed at 0.59%, Premium closed at 1.47%, Banking closed at 0.12%, and NGX 30 closed at 0.55%.

Overall, the session reflected a cautiously positive market mood, with investors taking advantage of price appreciations in fundamentally strong stocks while remaining selective amid sectoral pullbacks.

08/08/2025

Daily Market Report on 08/08/2025!!!
The Nigerian equities market closed lower today as the All-Share Index fell 0.60% to 145,754.91 points, reversing part of its recent gains. Sector performance was mixed: Insurance surged 6.1% on strong interest following the signing of the recapitalization bill, while Banking and Oil & Gas rose 0.2% and 0.4% respectively. Industrial Goods declined 1.5%, the NGX 30 fell 0.7%, and Consumer Goods was flat.

Insurance stocks dominated activity, with LINKASSURE, UNIVINSURE, AIICO, and MBENEFIT seeing heavy trades. CHAMPION, UNIVINSURE, and UNIONDICON gained 10%, while GUINNESS and MANSARD rose 9.99%. On the downside, ABBEYBDS, CUSTODIAN, DEADCAP, TIP, and NPFMCRFBK lost between 7% and 10%.

Turnover was driven by the insurance sector, with LINKASSURE leading both volume and value charts at 585.56 million units worth ₦585.56 million. The strong rally in insurance counters suggests sustained investor optimism despite the broader market pullback.

06/08/2025

Daily Market Report on 05/08/2025!!!

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) continued its bullish sequence on Tuesday, August 5, with the Total Stock Index (ASI) rising 0.50% to 144,796.37, up from annual yields to 40.68%. The market capitalization also increased to Sterling Book, which is 91.6 billion. Commercial activity increased in 38,932 transactions, with a volume of 1 billion units and sales of 22.84 billion.

The highest profits were included in Mbenefit, Sunuassur, Neimeth, Aiico and Enamelwa. On the losers table, LivingTrust (-9.86%), UpdCreit (-9.63%) and Academy (-9.60%) recorded great losses. AICO led the volume calendar with 97.10 million shares, with GTCO exceeding the cost of 3.93 billion civil servants, followed by Zenithbank, FidelityBK, Indisment and Stanbic. Sector indicators were primarily negative, with banking incidents down 0.86%, pensions down 0.24%, premium stocks down 0.51%, and consumer goods down 0.51%. Conversely, the oil and gas index rose by 0.91%, NGX 30 increased by 0.51%, and consumer goods increased by 3.35%. Although careful sentiment is lagging behind in selective obstacles and sectoral contexts, the market remains on an ascending trajectory.

30/06/2025

AFEX Market Report on 27-06-2025!!!
The Africa Exchange saw mixed results. The AFEX Commodities Index (ACI) increased by 0.43% to close at 63.95, while the AFEX Export Index (AEI) increased slightly by 0.02%, closing at 77.55.

Maize led the day's gain with a 0.71% increase, followed by soybean which increased by 0.42%. All other commodities including Cashew Nuts, Sesame, Sorghum, and Soybeans recorded no change.

Year-to-date, Cashew Nuts remain the best performer with a 35.67% increase.

20/06/2025

STOCK TIPS ON 19-06-2025!!!
The Nigerian equities market sustained its bullish momentum into the trading session on Thursday, June 19, with the All-Share Index advancing by 0.92% to close at 117,861.13, driven by renewed investor interest in bellwether stocks. Market capitalization climbed to ₦74.36 trillion, driven largely by strong performances across all sectors, but investor appetite was particularly strong in the Banking sector, which led the sectoral performance chart with a 2.99% gain.

CHAMPION [BLS] topped the volume chart with 330.80 million units, while GTCO led by value with ₦4.97 billion. The market's Week-to-Date and Month-to-Date returns now stand at 3.37% and 5.22% respectively, pushing the Year-to-Date gain to 14.51%, as bullish sentiment persists across key sectors.

Top gainers included IKEJAHOTEL (+10.00%), BETAGLAS (+9.98%), and LEGENDINT (+9.92%), while selloffs hit GUINEAINS (-9.21%), HMCALL (-5.88%), and CILEASING (-5.84%). Total market turnover stood at ₦22.03 billion with 893.97 million shares traded across 17,257 deals, reflecting cautious optimism as the market digests ongoing sectoral headwinds and macroeconomic signals.

20/06/2025

AFEX Market Report on 19-06-2025!!!
The Africa Exchange recorded broad declines. The AFEX Commodities Index (ACI) fell by 2.83 percent, closing at 61.51. The AFEX Export Index (AEI) also dropped by 3.02 percent to close at 76.07.

Cocoa led the losses with a 3.62 percent decrease in price. On the other hand, Maize recorded a 5.36 percent gain, showing continued volatility. Other commodities including Paddy Rice, Cashew Nuts, Sesame, Sorghum, and Soybeans remained unchanged.

Year-to-date, Cashew Nuts continue to lead with a 30.94 percent increase. Maize is down by 25.13 percent, while Cocoa has now declined by 10.51 percent.

30/05/2025

Nigeria Stocks tips on 30-05-25!!!
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed slightly lower on Friday, May 30th, with the All-Share Index (ASI) shedding -0.07% to settle at 111,742.01 points. Despite the minor dip, the market wrapped up the week and month in positive territory, gaining +1.69% WTD, +5.37% MTD, and +8.56% YTD.

Trading activity surged with 18,653 deals recorded, a staggering 1.9 billion shares traded, and a market turnover of ₦64.15 billion. UBA dominated the session, accounting for a massive chunk of volume and value traded — over 1.41 billion shares worth ₦49.02 billion.

Sectoral performance was largely negative, with Oil & Gas (-0.90%), Consumer Goods (-0.49%), and Banking (-0.36%) indices dragging the market. However, the NGX Premium Index rose by +0.47%, offering some cushions, while the NGX 30 closed flat.

BETAGLAS and NCR led the gainers' chart with +10.00% each, followed by CONOIL (+9.99%). On the flip side, GTCO fell by -2.00%, weighing on sentiment despite a strong presence in value trades. Market capitalization closed at ₦70.51 trillion, reflecting broad investor confidence throughout May.

30/05/2025

AFEX Daily Market Report on 30-05-25!!!

At the end of today's trading session, price movements on the Africa Exchange showed mixed results. Soyabeans and Cashew Nuts saw price increases of 8.19% and 29.36%, respectively. On the other hand, Maize and Paddy Rice witnessed price decreases of 14.16% and 22.47%, respectively.

The AFEX Export Index (AEI) declined by 7.07% to close at 77.58, while the AFEX Commodities Index (ACI) declined by 13.05% to close at 66.32.

29/05/2025

The NGX All-Share Index (ASI) slipped further by 0.14% on Friday to close at 109,028.62, rounding off a bearish week with a weekly decline of 0.61%. Despite the slide, the market still holds a 5.93% year-to-date gain. Market capitalization edged up slightly to ₦68.75 trillion, supported by gains in large-cap industrial and banking stocks.
Sector performance was mixed. The Banking index rebounded sharply, up 1.48%, while Industrial (+0.64%) and Premium (+0.05%) indices also closed in the green. However, Consumer Goods (-0.92%), Oil & Gas (-0.29%), and NGX 30 (-0.13%) all posted losses.
Top gainers included REDSTAREX (+10.00%), UPL (+9.82%), and ABCTRANS (+9.69%), reflecting interest in select mid-tier names. On the downside, NNFM (-9.97%), TRANSCOHOT (-9.95%), and LEARNAFRICA (-9.89%) led the losers, suggesting profit-taking in previously rallying stocks.

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