2026 Week 9 Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Market Top Gainers Performance Index

PositiveNaija presents the top gainers of the 2026 Week 9 Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Market for up-to-date decision-making on investing.

2026 Week 9 Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Top Gainers Index

Top gain shares /stocks Percentage gain increase (%) Closing price (₦) Price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio)
Return on equity (ROE)
News
FORTIS GLOBAL INSURANCE PLC 56.67% ₦0.94
Fortis Global Insurance seeks fresh capital to meet regulatory requirements
OKOMU OIL PALM PLC 20.92% ₦1765.00 24.8x 113.9%
Okomu Oil Palm Company Plc Posts 387.3bn Pre-Tax Profit as Palm Oil Boom Lifts Earnings
INFINITY TRUST MORTGAGE BANK PLC 20.63% ₦19.00 13.0x 27.9%
Infinity Trust Mortgage reports pre-tax profit of ₦3.02 billion for 2025
AXAMANSARD INSURANCE PLC 17.20% ₦18.40 26.6x 10.6%
AXA Mansard rolls out care packages, support in customer outreach
FCMB GROUP PLC. 16.81% ₦13.90 3.4x 22.4%
FCMB Group Secures Shareholders’ Approval to Raise N400bn Fresh Capital
JAIZ BANK PLC 14.82% ₦12.63 15.6x 44.4%
SMEDAN, Jaiz Bank expand financial access to 6,122 entrepreneurs
AFRICA PRUDENTIAL PLC 12.19% ₦17.95
Africa Prudential doubles pre-tax profit to ₦4.26bn in 2025, proposes 40kobo final dividend
CHAMPION BREW. PLC 11.11% ₦18.00 53.5x 22.9%
Champion Breweries Acquires Bullet Portfolio, Expands Into 14 African Markets
TRANS-NATIONWIDE EXPRESS PLC 9.77% ₦2.36
Trans-Nationwide Express Plc (TRANSE.ng) 2025 Abridged Report
NPF MICROFINANCE BANK PLC 7.50% ₦6.74
NPF Microfinance Bank Plc (NPFMCR.ng) Q42025 Interim Report

 

Understanding different scenarios:

Use the PE ratio and ROE together. The PE ratio helps determine if a stock is overvalued, while ROE helps assess the quality of earnings and operational efficiency. 

  • High PE, High ROE: The stock may be expensive, but the strong profitability could justify the higher price.
  • High PE, Low ROE: This combination is a warning sign, suggesting the stock may be overvalued and is not an ideal investment.
  • Low PE, Low ROE: This could indicate a company is undervalued, but also potentially in decline. Further investigation is needed to understand why the ROE is low.
  • Low PE, High ROE: Potential strong investment; an overlooked and highly efficient company.

 

 

Research Credits

*This compilation series was first researched, written, poster designed and last updated by Toju Micheal Ogbe.

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