Tuesday, May 12, 2026
26 C
Lagos

NGX RegCo Issues Advisory on Recent Price Movements, Urges Informed Trading

NGX Regulation Limited (NGX RegCo), the independent regulatory arm of Nigerian Exchange Group, has issued an advisory to the investing public in response to notable price movements observed in the shares of certain listed companies over recent trading sessions.
Issued as part of NGX RegCo’s standard market surveillance functions, the advisory serves as a measured reminder for investors to prioritise informed and disciplined decision-making. The Exchange continues to monitor market activities closely in line with its mandate to ensure a fair, orderly, and transparent market.
NGX RegCo encourages all investors to base their decisions on publicly available information, including a thorough assessment of company fundamentals, financial performance, and risk profile. Investors are also advised to exercise due diligence, avoid speculative trading based on unverified information, and consult licensed intermediaries such as stockbrokers or investment advisers when needed.
Commenting on the advisory, Olufemi Shobanjo, CEO of NGX Regulation Limited, said: “Our primary responsibility is to maintain a level playing field where market participants can trade with confidence, backed by timely and accurate information. This advisory is a routine communication, reinforcing that sound fundamentals, not speculation, remain the foundation for sustainable investment outcomes. We are fully committed to preserving the integrity and stability of our market.”
NGX RegCo reassures all stakeholders that Nigerian Exchange remains stable, well-regulated, and resilient. The Exchange continues to foster an environment where investors can participate with confidence, supported by robust oversight and transparent market operations.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

Pleias, GSMA Launch ‘CommonLingua’, Open Source Language Identification Model Supporting 61 African Languages

Pleias and the GSMA have announced the release of CommonLingua,...

Unity Bank Disburses Over N500m Through SHOCOF to Support Traders

As part of efforts to promote SMEs and strengthen...

CBN Engages Sub-national Govts, Reaffirms Commitment to Inflation Targeting

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has emphasised the...

Guinness Nigeria CEO Attributes Strong 2026 Start to Operational Efficiency, Localised Decision-Making

The Managing Director/CEO of Guinness Nigeria Plc, Girish Sharma...

Stanbic IBTC Reinforces Leadership in Trade Finance at GTR West Africa 2026

L–R: Seun Ogundolapo, Head, Trade, Transaction Banking, Stanbic IBTC...

Topics

Microsoft, Angola Cables Drive Africa Digital Transformation

Angola Cables announced yesterday that it has become a Microsoft...

NAICOM Chief Visits Nasarawa Governor to Promote Compulsory Insurances

As part of the National Insurance Commission’s drive to...

Citi Bank Wins Lifetime Achievement Award at African Banker Awards

Winners of the 2017 African Banker Awards were announced...

Stanbic IBTC Insurance Achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Recertification

Stanbic IBTC Insurance Limited, a subsidiary of Stanbic IBTC...

Wema Bank Named ‘Best Performing Financial Stock in 2022’ – Report

Wema Bank Plc emerged as the best-performing financial stock...

Stanbic IBTC Bank PMI: Business Confidence Jumps as Growth Sustained at Start of 2025

The nascent growth in the Nigerian private sector seen...

7 Major Challenges Facing Real Estate Sector in Nigeria

Nigeria, the acclaimed "Giants of Africa," has maintained its...

Oil Theft: FG May Revoke Licence of Indicted Banks

The Federal Government may revoke the licence of money deposit banks indicted in warehousing proceeds from stolen crude oil in the country. President Muhammadu Buhari had said in Abuja that the government has already identified banks and other financial institutions that took in deposits from proceeds of oil theft.
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img