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    UBA Climbs to N1.89trn on Huge Trading Volume

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaJuly 14, 2025 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    UBA Climbs to N1.89trn on Huge Trading Volume
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    UBA Climbs to N1.89trn on Huge Trading Volume

    United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc maintained uptrend which pushed its market value to about N1.89 trillion at the beginning of the week on huge volume transactions.

    Equities analysts are projecting significant upside potential for investors who staked bet on UBA shares ahead of earnings and interim dividends.

    With the shift market conditions and expectation of rates cut, UBA Plc has continued to keep its kite flying as the group continue to managing drags, gravity and capitalise on opportunities in the industry.

    The banking group has continued to attract investors; attentions in the stock market ahead of earnings release and expectation of dividend payments.

    Data from the Nigerian Exchange showed that UBA tested N46.95 in the equities segment before it pull back, settling at N46 which represents 5.63% price appreciation on huge volume transacted.

    The price drift reflected value hunters increased bets as 68.790 million shares of UBA were transacted at the total value of N3.054 billion with significant deals pull by the buy side actors.  

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has raise bar on the industry oversight, recently mandating that deposit money banks to fully exit forbearance loans as a condition for future dividend payments.

    Analysts expressed view that the directive underscores the regulator’s commitment to enhancing asset quality and enforcing capital discipline.

    In an update, analysts at CardinalStone Securities Limited highlighted that UBA boast of robust capital buffers, which remain resilient even under a 100.0% provisioning scenario.

    UBA’s diversified earnings base, particularly from its non-Nigerian operations, is also likely to provide additional cushion, reinforcing view that it is well positioned to sustain dividend payments even in financial year 2025, CardinalStone said.

    Analysts said while the CBN policy increases the risk to near-term dividend distributions for some banks, it ultimately supports the evolution of a more resilient and transparent financial system. #UBA Climbs to N1.89trn on Huge Trading Volume#


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