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Amidst uncertainties surrounding the debt ceiling, the International Monetary Fund said U.S. debt default
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Geregu Power Delivers Impressive Return on Investment Top performing stocks give investors capital gain and the opportunity to share the company’s profit. And, Geregu Power Plc has done both as the stage has been cleared for the company to create wealth for shareholders again in 2023. The power company delivered a 95% return on capital investment from the beginning of the year to date. What is the market holding next? Geregu Power is investing to boost capacity and it actually brought a strategic investor to its board – Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA). Management told the Nigerian Exchange…
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