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This is contained in a disclosure filed to The Exchange.
The bank reported earnings per share of N1.11, a 35.37% growth.
The period in review witnessed a wave of increase in prices of goods and services.
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The sum of 65 kobo per share was allocated as ordinary dividend to shareholders.
Royal Exchange Plc has announced its inability to present its Audited Financial Statement and Unaudited Financial Statement to the Nigerian Exchange Limited during the...
SEC gave its approval on Monday, June 28.
The bonds will be listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited and FMDQ Securities Exchange.
The bond by MTN Nigeria is the first telecommunications company bond issued in Nigeria and the largest corporate bond issuance in the debt capital...
The lower interest expenses reflected the 36.7% YoY and 18.7% YoY declines in interest costs on term deposits and debt securities respectively.
On the cost side, Operating Expenses grew by 10.1 percent to N249.8 billion, as against N217.2 billion in 2019
The revenue of the FMCG company increased by 1% in 2020 (N287 billion), compared to FY’19 figures (N284 billion).
Only shareholders whose names appear in the Register of Members and Transfer Books at the close of business on 19th October 2020 will receive...
The final dividend of 6.5 Kobo per share will be paid for all the outstanding 1,899,157,107 ordinary shares of the company.