Aradel Holdings Plc

And, year-to-date, NGS Onanga's year-to-date has done a whooping open 120 let's just say open 129 to 130 percent which is good um so we're looking at um and just around us candy can it hit the 8 000 points with the way it's going you might see in just one of us it's the 8 000 points which um again who were the major drivers so the likes of uh set plat uh hit a new time of sixteen thousand naira per share um yeah so again so likes of surplus hitting sixteen thousand uh point sixteen thousand one point one per share um that's been an incredible period for um For CEPLAT, I mean, looking at CEPLAT, yet to date again for CEPLAT, we've done an elevated 181% or less than 0.182% yet to date for CEPLAT.

Apart from CEPLAT, call again, call this guy again, Aradel, yeah.

or there has been um also let's look at the yesterday's um for hardware for hardware we look at um i don't know my network has been kind of um slow let's see um please confirm if you can hear me

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Second place was Access Corporation with seventy-two point five million shares traded.

On the value side of things, Sepler took pole position with twenty-six point six billion naira worth of shares traded, and then second place was Aradel with five point one four, uh, billion naira worth of shares traded.

I thank you for listening, ladies and gentlemen.

Have yourselves a lovely rest of the day.

Not everybody has money to buy an MTN.

and Aradel and all that stuff.

And before you start to talk, it might interest you to know that we have all those talks, okay? But if I come and I tell you go and buy Zenit Bank, go and buy GTB, go and buy Aradel, go and buy UAC, go and buy NACO, I don't know if I'm doing anything for you, really.

So, and for all those stocks that we are talking about, they were once penny stocks.

They started from somewhere.

We have said this over and over and over again.

There's another play we are playing like that.

Aradel.

At the same time, investors are watching its IPO and its growing fuel exports to Europe.

Elsewhere in Nigerian energy, Aradel, Ceplat and Owando ended the first half with combined cash of about N2.86 trillion as they prepare for additional drilling and production investment.

In Côte d'Ivoire, Petrobras signed production sharing agreements covering eight offshore exploration blocks.

taking a 90% interest in each block.

I will switch to the other side.

Switching to the other side, let's see what ARADEL is doing at the moment.

ARADEL at 1505.

Okay, just switch.

ARADEL at 15.1.

So, ARADEL dropped by about 50, 40-something Naira down a share.

So, that's what we are seeing, ladies and gentlemen.

We are also seeing CAP trading at 99.9. Do we have the volume needed to move it? I don't think so because I see 96,300 CFP shares traded so far.

Currently, as you can see, uh, you have the NGX Group trading at one seventy-nine, up by nine point nine five percent.

Aradel is at one thousand five, uh, fifty a share, up by nine point six two percent.

On the loser side of things, Trans Express down by nine point nine three percent, trading at two naira forty-five kobo a share.

And then you have Ella Lakes trading at eight naira thirty kobo, down by nine point seven eight, uh, percent.

The volume second place after Mutua Benefits is Mansard with twenty-two point four million shares traded.

So that's an unusually large volume traded for Mansard.

Uh, value side of things has Aradel pole position with three point nine six billion naira worth of shares traded.

Uh, second place, uh, behind Aradel is NGX Group with two point three seven billion naira worth of shares traded.

So today, Sterling NG gave us 98 million units, followed by Fidelity Bank, Ella Lakes, JT Coe, and Mushul Benefits.

And in value, Aradel led in value with 5 billion Naira worth of shares traded.

They closed just marginally positive with 0.07% gain, followed by JT Coe, MTN, MTN closed in the red, SubPlat Energy closed flat, Stambikai BTC closed in the red.

So yes, that was how our table looked today.

User side of things, RTP Scroll down 10%, closing at 8.10 Naira.

And then you have Aradel closing at 1,413 Naira, down by 10 Naira as well.

On the volume and value side of things, volume as you can see FTG Insure with about just over 1 billion shares traded and this ladies and gentlemen is why we keep looking at volume and value because sometimes these numbers as you can see FTG Insure accounted for what over 70 to 80 percent of total volume traded in the market today second was 5 million shares traded uh value side of things had are there with 5.34 billion naira water shares traded and then uh second place was gtco 3.33 a billion naira watts of shares uh traded uh let's see if the ngx corporate disclosure portal would come up i hope it does if it doesn't come up okay well nice thing we are lucky it came up We have a couple of firms dropping forecasts, VFD, Laird, Aiko, Eterna, Gerigou, Linkage, Sunu, Regency, University Press, they all dropped their forecasts.

A couple yesterday had a few dropped forecasts as well.

So what you made in like two quarters, one singular event is bringing you half of that money.

So those are the kind of equities you should be looking at right now.

Rather than There's NACO, there's Mayambica, there's Fitzy, there's Aradel.

All these companies are just losing.

Uh, on the gainer side of things, Zich appreciated by nine point nine seven percent closing at eighteen naira twenty kobo a share.

Uh, following it was Aradel which gained five point three eight percent closing at one thousand five hundred and seventy naira a share.

On the loser side of things, Caverton and Omatek were the worst performing stocks today as they both fell by ten percent.

Caverton fell by ten percent closing at four naira and five kobo a share, while, uh, Omatek, uh, closed at one naira fifty-three kobo a share, down by ten percent.

Volume side of things had Access Corporation taking pole position with forty million shares traded.

FCMB followed with twenty-five point six million shares traded.

On the value side of things, Aradel took pole position with seven point five eight billion naira worth of shares traded.

At second place was MTN Nigeria with three point three nine billion naira worth of shares traded.