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Top Nigerian stocks with potential upside for 2024 investors

Quadri Olaitan by Quadri Olaitan
January 8, 2025
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Nigerian stocks with potential upside

Discover five Nigerian stocks with impressive upside potential, including Zenith Bank and MTN Nigeria, according to Cowry Asset analysts.

 

 

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Nigerian equities market is presenting lucrative opportunities for investors seeking substantial returns.

Cowry Asset Limited has identified five top-performing stocks with remarkable growth potential, making them prime picks for 2024. With the market delivering a stellar 37% return this year, these stocks stand out as high-yield options.

 

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Zenith Bank: A Strong Contender

Cowry Asset Limited has set a price target of ₦62 for Zenith Bank Plc, indicating a 35.22% upside from its current trading price of ₦46.50.

Over the past 52 weeks, Zenith Bank’s stock has ranged between ₦28 and ₦47.35. Analysts predict an earnings per share (EPS) of ₦21.07, positioning it as a robust choice for investors.

 

FBN Holdings: A Discounted Opportunity

FBN Holdings is trading at ₦29.50, significantly below its 52-week high of ₦43.95. Analysts at Cowry Asset forecast a 59.57% potential increase, with a price target of ₦45.

The financial institution is also projected to see its EPS rise by 13.31% to ₦16.68. Improved earnings and ongoing internal restructuring make this stock a strong rebound candidate.

 

MTN Nigeria: Telecom Titan with Growth Potential

MTN Nigeria’s shares are currently trading at ₦200, with a target price of ₦263, reflecting a 31.50% potential upside.

Despite challenges from FX losses, the stock has recovered from its ₦170 low and is set for steady growth. Analysts note that investor confidence hinges on the company’s debt management and operational restructuring.

 

NAHCO Plc: Transportation Sector Leader

The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) offers a 27.05% upside, with a target price of ₦61 compared to its current ₦48.

The company’s EPS is expected to rise by 6.58% to ₦5.02. With its 52-week high at ₦48.85 and a low of ₦

₦24, NAHCO has demonstrated strong market valuation recovery, making it a valuable stock for investors seeking growth in the transportation sector.

 

Stanbic IBTC: Tier-2 Banking Powerhouse

Stanbic IBTC Plc has a price target of ₦83, offering a 43.10% upside from its current trading price of ₦58. Despite a projected decline in EPS from ₦13.90 to ₦11.12, the bank’s strong fundamentals and potential to rebound close to its 52-week high of ₦84 make it a compelling buy.

 

A Promising Market for Bold Investors

The Nigerian equities market continues to attract investors aiming for high returns. As Cowry Asset Limited highlights, stocks such as Zenith Bank, FBN Holdings, MTN Nigeria, NAHCO Plc, and Stanbic IBTC are poised to deliver substantial gains.

With a blend of resilience, strategic growth, and improved earnings forecasts, these companies are reshaping the investment landscape in Nigeria.

Source: Read more at freelanews.com

Quadri Olaitan
Quadri Olaitan

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