- Consolidated Hallmark Maintains Bullish Profile, Boosts Investors’ Wealth
- Wema Bank Slides as EPS Moderated by 20% in H1-2026
- Sterling Holdings Drops by 7% as Earnings Per Share Sinks
- Nairobi Stock Exchange Index Rises on Energy, Banking Stocks Rally
- US Effective Tariff Rate Falls on Latest Tariffs, Changing Trade Flows
- HBM Nigeria Slides as Investors Sell the Earnings, Dividend News
- CBN Cuts Rate on 364-Day Nigerian Treasury Bills, Rejects N2.4trn
- Iran Vows to Maintain Tighter Control Over Strait of Hormuz
Analysis
Transnational Corporation Plc’s earnings per share (EPS) shrank in the first half of 2026 due to a 17% year-on-year decline in profitability to N54.4 billion, its unaudited financial statement revealed.
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Amidst ongoing recapitalisation in the banking sector, the Nigerian top five (5) banks have gained significant weight on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) amidst valuation attraction, strong earnings, and sustained dividend payments.