Markets

Nigerian Stock Exchange unveils new corporate identity

The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) Plc has launched a new corporate brand identity and website in furtherance of its demutualisation. 

In a release issued on Tuesday, the group stated that the introduction of new corporate brand identity and website follows the demutualisation of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and the resulting creation of the non-operating holding company NGX Group Plc and its subsidiaries:
Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited, the operating exchange; NGX Regulation (NGX RegCo) Limited, the independent regulatory arm of the Exchange; and NGX Real Estate (NGX RelCo) Limited, the real estate company.

Commenting on the development, the Group Chief Executive Officer, NGX Group, Oscar Onyema, stated, “We are very excited about the launch of our new brand identity and website at this pivotal time in our history. Influenced by the dynamism and resilience of our market in both good and challenging times, our new identity, which builds on our rich heritage, reflects who we are today, our ambitions for the
future, and our resolve to deliver superior value to our stakeholders. As we step into the NGX era, we remain committed to achieving the highest level of competitiveness, both in African and global capital markets.”

Together with the new vibrant, modern and responsive website, NGX Group offers an enriched user
experience.

Accessible via ngxgroup.com, information about the group and the various subsidiaries are independently situated but featured as one website.

With its centralised home page and clearly delineated tabs for each subsidiary, the new site delivers relevant content in a clean and organised way to provide visitors easy access and navigation to all the information they require.

In consolidating its group perspective, NGX Group has also rebranded its social media assets. The brand can now be found on Instagram and Twitter using the handle ‘@ngxgrp’; and on Facebook, LinkedIn and
YouTube using the handle, ‘ngxgroup’

The new brand identity and digital assets reflect the vibrant, disciplined, inspired and engaging personality of NGX Group and its subsidiaries.

They are designed to make a distinctive and positive impression, even as the organisation continues to provide a platform for investors and issuers to meet their investment objectives.

Joseph Oyekanmi

Recent Posts

US authorities slam Air Peace boss, Onyema, with fresh fraud charges

The Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has been hit with new charges…

2 years ago

Report: NUPRC has not approved $1.3bn Shell Renaissance deal

  Contrary to reports in a section of the media that the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum…

2 years ago

There’s a plan to derail Tinubu’s petroleum industry revolution

Tajudeen Suleiman It was a pleasant shock for me to read the National Bureau of…

2 years ago

NNPCL’s acquisition of OVH: Reps member, Miriam Onuoha, slams Atiku, says oil and gas sector should not be politicised

  A member of the House of Representatives, representing Isiala Mbano / Onuimo / Okigwe…

2 years ago

Fidelity Bank affirms commitment to data protection, strong corporate governance

  Leading financial institution in Nigeria, Fidelity Bank Plc, has assured its customers of unwavering…

2 years ago

NGX rates Fidelity Bank highest on corporate governance

  Fidelity Bank Plc complies with the highest corporate governance standards as the leading commercial…

2 years ago

This website uses cookies.