DANGSUGAR · NGX

DANGSUGAR: Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc, close and 52-week range

2 min · Data of 7 November 2026
DANGSUGAR

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc · NGX

₦65▼ −0.99%Close of 6 November 2026 · from the previous close
52-week low ₦51.652-week high ₦95.8

No stored history for Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc yet: the price source for daily bars did not answer on 6 November 2026, so there is no chart, no month-end table and no 1, 3 or 5-year change here.

Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc (DANGSUGAR) closed at ₦65 on 6 November 2026, down ₦0.65 (−0.99%) on the previous close. Its 52-week range runs from ₦51.6 to ₦95.8, and the close sits in the lower part of that range (30.3 on a scale where 0 is the low and 100 is the high). This page has no stored price history; it says so below.

The close of 6 November 2026

The previous close, worked out from the change the board prints, was ₦65.65. The difference of ₦0.65 per share is 0.99% of that.

Among the 8 NGX companies on this site, DANGSUGAR is number 7 by change on the day (1 is the best) and number 4 by position in its 52-week range (1 is nearest its low). The ranking compares those 8 with each other and nothing wider. The exchange lists Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc under Consumer Goods on its Main Board board.

DANGSUGAR: the figures and how each is worked out

FigureValueHow it is worked out
Close₦65the exchange board's close for the day
Previous close₦65.65the previous close the exchange board prints
Change−0.99%the close against the previous close
52-week low₦51.6TradingView's 52-week low
52-week high₦95.8TradingView's 52-week high
Position in range30.3(close − low) ÷ (high − low)
Sector (as the exchange lists it)Consumer Goodsthe exchange's own label

Read: 06.11.2026 21:48

Where the close sits in the 52-week range

Over the last 52 weeks DANGSUGAR traded between ₦51.6 and ₦95.8, a spread of ₦44.2 per share: the high is 85.65% above the low.

The close of ₦65 is 25.96% above the low and 32.15% below the high, which puts it closer to the low than to the high. That is a position, not a forecast.

What a purchase of DANGSUGAR costs, in arithmetic

The cost of a purchase is the number of shares times the price, before the broker's commission and any taxes. At the close of 6 November 2026: 10 shares of DANGSUGAR come to ₦650, 100 shares to ₦6,500 and 1 000 shares to ₦65,000.

On this site's board (NB, BUAFOODS, SEPLAT, PRESCO, OKOMUOIL, DANGSUGAR, WEMABANK, FIDELITYBK): the price at the time you order will differ from the close, so treat these as orders of magnitude, then check the live price with your broker.

What this page does not have

This page has no stored price history for Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc: the source of daily bars did not answer on 6 November 2026, so there is no chart, no month-end table and no one, three or five-year change. If that source answers later, those parts will be added with their own dates.

At a glance

CodeDANGSUGAR
ExchangeNGX
Close6 November 2026
SourceNGX equities board
HistoryNone stored yet

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Questions about dividends

What did DANGSUGAR close at?

₦65 on 6 November 2026, down ₦0.65 (−0.99%) on the previous close. That is the figure the board printed after the session, not a live price.

Where is DANGSUGAR in its 52-week range?

The range is ₦51.6 to ₦95.8 and the close is at 30.3 on a 0 to 100 scale. The position moves every session.

What do 100 shares of DANGSUGAR cost?

₦6,500 at the close of 6 November 2026, before commission and taxes. The live price will differ.

Where do the DANGSUGAR figures come from?

On this site's board (NB, BUAFOODS, SEPLAT, PRESCO, OKOMUOIL, DANGSUGAR, WEMABANK, FIDELITYBK): from NGX equities board and TradingView screener, read on 6 November 2026. The exchange board and the screener agree on the close and the previous close.

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