Investors eye earnings reports, interim dividends amid recapitalisation

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As the stock market enters the second half of the year, H1’24, investors are eyeing the earnings reports, interim dividends from banks and other companies

amidst the on-going recapitalisation exercise across banking and other sectors.

Financial analysts have stated that activities will, as expected, be dominated by primary market activities of banks and other companies raising funds to recapitalise their businesses. The Year-to-Date, YtD return ended at 33.8% with market capitalisation closing on Friday at N56.580 trillion from N56.691 the previous week. Trading activity showed that the total traded volume and value decreased by 14.6% W/W and 37.6% W/W, respectively.

Commenting on the market development, analysts at Cordros Research said: “As the half-year earnings season approaches, we believe investors will look for signs of improvement following the broadly lackluster Q1-24 corporate earnings. Consequently, we expect mixed market performance in the coming week, with bargain hunting balanced by intermittent profit-taking activities.”

 

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