NB: Nigerian Breweries Plc, close and 52-week range
Nigerian Breweries Plc · NGX
No stored history for Nigerian Breweries 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.
On 6 November 2026 the board for Nigerian Breweries Plc (NB) shows a close of ₦70, down ₦0.2 (−0.28%) from the session before. Its 52-week range runs from ₦60 to ₦103, and the close sits in the lower part of that range (23.3 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 ₦70.2. The difference of ₦0.2 per share is 0.28% of that.
Among the 8 NGX companies on this site, NB is number 5 by change on the day (1 is the best) and number 1 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 Nigerian Breweries Plc under Consumer Goods on its Main Board board.
NB: the figures and how each is worked out
| Figure | Value | How it is worked out |
|---|---|---|
| Close | ₦70 | the exchange board's close for the day |
| Previous close | ₦70.2 | the previous close the exchange board prints |
| Change | −0.28% | the close against the previous close |
| 52-week low | ₦60 | TradingView's 52-week low |
| 52-week high | ₦103 | TradingView's 52-week high |
| Position in range | 23.3 | (close − low) ÷ (high − low) |
| Sector (as the exchange lists it) | Consumer Goods | the exchange's own label |
Read: 06.11.2026 21:48
Where the close sits in the 52-week range
Over the last 52 weeks NB traded between ₦60 and ₦103, a spread of ₦43 per share: the high is 71.67% above the low.
The close of ₦70 is 16.67% above the low and 32.04% below the high, which puts it closer to the low than to the high. It describes where the price stands now and says nothing about where it goes next.
What a purchase of NB 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 NB come to ₦700, 100 shares to ₦7,000 and 1 000 shares to ₦70,000.
On this site's board (NB, BUAFOODS, SEPLAT, PRESCO, OKOMUOIL, DANGSUGAR, WEMABANK, FIDELITYBK): these sums use the close only; the price you get depends on the order book when you trade.
What this page does not have
On this site's board (NB, BUAFOODS, SEPLAT, PRESCO, OKOMUOIL, DANGSUGAR, WEMABANK, FIDELITYBK): there is no chart or history on this page. The daily-bar source refused requests on 6 November 2026, and a chart drawn from anything else would be invented. Dividends are not here either: no dividend record could be read.
At a glance
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Questions about dividends
What did NB close at?
₦70 on 6 November 2026, down ₦0.2 (−0.28%) on the previous close. That is the figure the board printed after the session, not a live price.
Where is NB in its 52-week range?
The range is ₦60 to ₦103 and the close is at 23.3 on a 0 to 100 scale. The position moves every session.
What do 100 shares of NB cost?
₦7,000 at the close of 6 November 2026, before commission and taxes. The live price will differ.
Where do the NB 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.
A CFD account is not the same as holding shares
The guides on this site describe buying shares through a local broker and a CSCS account. If you open a CFD account with an international broker, you hold a price contract, not the share itself. Read the contract terms before you rely on any dividend adjustment.