24 Nigerian Companies Are Now Worth Over N1 Trillion On The Stock Market -

 Is Nigeria’s economy outperforming its politics, or is the new political landscape driving this growth? 🇳🇬

While the APC has officially secured 100% control across the South-South, North-Central, and North-West zones as of March 2026, the Nigeria Exchange (NGX) is telling an even bigger story. We now have 24 companies worth over N1 Trillion. From Airtel Africa leading at N23.6trn to Wema Bank joining the "Trillionaire Club," the corporate landscape is shifting fast.

With the map turning blue (APC) and the stock market turning green, where do you see the most opportunity for Nigeria in 2026? 👇

24 Nigerian companies are now worth over N1 trillion on the stock market (2025)

1. Airtel Africa Plc: N23.60trn

2. MTN Nigeria Communications Plc: N16.31trn

3. BUA Foods Plc: N14.36trn

4. Dangote Cement Plc: N13.57trn

5. BUA Cement Plc: N8.37trn

6. Aradel Holdings Plc: N5.82trn

7. Seplat Energy Plc: N5.07trn

8. Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc: N4.29trn

9. Zenith Bank Plc: N3.83trn

10. Lafarge Africa Plc: N3.29trn

11. Geregu Power Plc: N2.85trn

12. Nestlé Nigeria Plc: N2.58trn

13. International Breweries Plc: N2.52trn

14. Presco Plc: N2.43trn

15. Nigerian Breweries Plc: N2.42trn

16. Transcorp Power Plc: N2.30trn

17. First HoldCo Plc: N2.22trn

18. Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc: N2.08trn

19. Transcorp Hotels Plc: N2.08trn

20. United Bank for Africa Plc: N2.03trn

21. Okomu Oil Palm Company Plc: N1.68trn

22. Access Holdings Plc: N1.29trn

23. Ecobank Transnational Incorporated: N1.09trn

24. Wema Bank Plc: N1.03trn

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