Conglomerates stocks on the Nigerian Exchange
Diversified holding companies spanning property, food, agriculture, logistics and more.
All Conglomerates stocks on the NGX
| Ticker | Price | Change | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRANSCORP Transnational Corporation Plc |
₦48.00 | +0.00% | 1,202,058 | ₦487.78B |
| CUSTODIAN Custodian Investment Plc |
₦77.00 | +0.00% | 1,114,594 | ₦452.90B |
| UACN UAC of Nigeria Plc |
₦99.00 | +0.00% | 1,457,741 | ₦289.69B |
| SCOA SCOA Nigeria Plc |
₦22.65 | +0.00% | 58,351 | ₦14.72B |
| CHELLARAM Chellaram Plc |
₦13.20 | +0.00% | 38,692 | ₦9.54B |
| JOHNHOLT John Holt Plc |
₦18.25 | -3.69% | 1,150,534 | ₦7.10B |
About Conglomerates on the NGX
The Conglomerates sector is small in number but unique in profile. UACN is the historical anchor — a holding company with interests in food, paints, logistics, animal feeds and quick-service restaurants. Transcorp is the high-profile name, with assets in power generation (Transcorp Power), hospitality and oil & gas (Transcorp's OPL 281 stake). The remaining names — A.G. Leventis, John Holt, SCOA Nigeria, Chellaram — are legacy trading and distribution houses with long histories on the exchange but smaller market caps.
Conglomerates are typically valued on a sum-of-the-parts basis, with each underlying business carrying its own market multiple. Transcorp's recent demerger of Transcorp Power and Transcorp Hotels into separately listed entities was a textbook example of how value can be unlocked. The sector is a stock-picker's sector — performance varies wildly across names depending on the underlying mix.