- NGX Index Rebounds on Small-Cap Stocks Revival, Gains N208bn
- Lagos Opens N200bn Bond for Subscription at 16.75%
- Africa Digital Assets Pre-Launches Kenya, Namibia Tokens to Democratize Finance
- XRP Breaches Safety Net as Ripple Deepens Wall Street Footprint
- Fuel Discount Promo, not Restoration of Subsidy – NNPC Ltd.
- Airtel Money Completes London Stock Exchange IPO
- Lagos Assembly Sets up Committee to Recover Government Assets
- NDIC Pays N1.5 bn to Over 10,000 Depositors of Newly Failed MFBs
For Okomu Oil: Analysts say Rebound is on the Horizon. Quite a number of operators in the fast moving consumers’ goods sector with inelastic or at least partial inelastic demand are enjoying border closure.
FBNH: Analysts Raise Price Target on Account of Solid Balance Sheet. First Bank of Nigeria Holdings Plc traded at ₦5.30 on Wednesday, though analysts have estimated price target that is more than double this market price.
60% of 10.3m global COVID-19 infections reported in June — WHO. Covid-19 pandemic war is far from being over given the latest data on infection rate provided the by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Bargain Hunting Lifts NSE Market Cap by ₦60.4 billion.
Gold Mining: Segilola Will Begin Operation in 2021 – CEO. Segun Lawson, the Chief Executive and Managing Director of Thor Exploration Limited, a company with focus on early stage gold exploration has confirmed that Segilola project in Osun state will commence operation in 2021.
African Banks are small but Profitable – The Banker. African banks are small in world terms but they punch above their weight in profits, according to The Banker’s latest ranking of the Top 1000 World Banks.
Oil prices climb on improve demand in United States. Oil prices rose on Wednesday after an industry report showed crude stockpiles in the United States staged a bigger drop than expected, suggesting demand is improving even as the coronavirus outbreak spreads around the world.
Conoil Lifts Revenue by 14.4%, declares ₦2 dividend per share. Conoil Plc has lifted its revenue as the company recorded a turnover of ₦139.8 billion in its audited financial statement for 2019.
NSE Reviews Eligibility Criteria for Pension Index. The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), on Tuesday, announced the review of the eligibility criteria for the NSE Pension Index in line with changes in the regulatory and market requirements.
Zenith Bank: Profitability to Remain Best in Class in 2020 – Vetiva. Equity analysts at Vetiva Capital have said Zenith Bank Plc.’s profitability will remain best in class for financial year 2020.
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