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Companies
Oil company Aradel Holdings Plc has announced a N23 dividend per share following an earnings beat for the 2025 financial year. The company grew profit after tax by 192% year-on-year to N757 billion, beating analysts’ estimates by miles.
With a profit margin of more than 60%, Dangote Cement Plc sold 64% of its production volume
GCR Ratings (GCR) has upgraded Wema Bank Plc’s national scale long and short-term issuer ratings to A(NG)
Access Holdings Plc’s decision to reduce equity stakes in some of its foreign subsidiaries following the Central Bank of Nigeria directive limiting offshore investments to 10% of shareholders’ funds represents more than a routine regulatory adjustment; it is a defining moment for capital discipline within Nigeria’s banking sector.
MTN Nigeria Plc slumped by about 9% on the Nigerian Exchange amid a surge in transaction volume driven by sell-side actors. The share price declined, dragging MTN Nigeria’s market value back from the 52-week high reached after its Q1 2026 earnings.
Cement company Lafarge Africa Plc’s post-earnings stock market valuation surged about 19% to N5.64 trillion, according to data obtained from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).
MTN Nigeria Plc.’s market value topped N19 trillion on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) as robust earnings performance triggered strong bargain hunting in the local bourse.
In its weekly stock recommendation, equity analysts at Cowry Asset Limited confidently project a 36% upside for Fidelity Bank’s share price on the Nigerian Exchange.
First Holdco Plc lost approximately 14% of its market value on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) as investors rotated out interest in the oldest listed financial services companies in Nigeria.
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