Banks Recapitalization Watch for the week ended July 19, 2024
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This week, the NGX-Banking Index declined by 0.05% week on week (W-o-W) to close at 843.99. Among the Tier 1 banks, GTCO and Ecobank have shown positive performance so far this year. Specifically, GTCO’s shares have surged by 10.99% year-to-date (YTD), closing at N44.95, while Ecobank saw a rise of 3.35% YTD to N20.90, marking a significant divergence from the negative performance observed in the same category FCMB by other banks.
Wema and FCMB, both Tier 2 banks, displayed positive gains in YTD performance. However, the remaining three banks saw their share prices decline over the same period (see Table 1 below).
Table 1
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Throughout the week, three Tier 1 banks, Access Bank, Ecobank, and UBA witnessed an upward movement in their share prices, reflecting positive market performance. Concurrently, GTCO, FBNH, and Zenith recorded a declined in their share prices
Stanbic IBTC and Wema, both Tier 2 banks, saw their share prices decline, contrasting with the performance of other banks. The remaining banks saw share price rise for the week. Notably, FCMB stood out with a significant 5.30% increase in its share price
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GTCO unveiled its capital raise plan this week. On July 15, 2024, GTCO announced a N392.490bn capital raise via public offer through the issuance of N9bn new shares at N44.50K. The amount announced will close the bank’s funding gap (see Table 2 below).