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On the cost side, Operating Expenses grew by 10.1 percent to N249.8 billion, as against N217.2 billion in 2019
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Let’s dive into the exciting world of stocks and take a closer look at the NGX’s top performers in January 2024. The NGX, making...
In the bustling world of the Nigerian stock market, all eyes are on Dangote Cement. On January 22, the company’s share price skyrocketed to...
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Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), Africa’s leading financial services institution, has been named Nigeria’s strongest brand and Best Banking Brand by Brand Finance...
On May 21, 2024, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) concluded its 295th meeting with a pivotal decision:...
On the cost side, Operating Expenses grew by 10.1 percent to N249.8 billion, as against N217.2 billion in 2019
The target of the CBN are Nigerians in the diaspora who they want to offer N5 for every $1 remitted to Nigeria.
To be eligible, the diaspora remittances need to be processed and received from one of the registered IMTOs and funds received into a Bank...
The revenue of the FMCG company increased by 1% in 2020 (N287 billion), compared to FY’19 figures (N284 billion).
For the reporting week most commodities traded on the exchange experienced a decline in prices.
The company recently announced its intention to delist from NSE after 43 years of trading.
The clearing house plans to start implementing some of Oliver Wyman’s recommendations by the second quarter as part of a program of expansion over...
NNFM (-27.48%) led the losers’ chart, while MCNICHOLS (+56.86%) was the top gainer in the month of February, followed by GUINNESS (+21.32%).
Managing Director of Fragg Investment Management, Franklin Odoemenam noted that companies who access the market, may secure capital at a favourable coupon rate with...
Dangote Cement lost the most with N270 billion followed by BUA with N240 billion and Lafarge with N112 billion.