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    MTN Nigeria Price Decline New Entry Point for Investors

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaOctober 9, 2023Updated:October 9, 2023 Analysis No Comments2 Mins Read
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    MTN Nigeria Price Decline New Entry Point for Investors

    MTN Nigeria Plc’s (Ticker: MTNN) share price plunged more than 5% to N250 due to profit-taking activities on the telecommunication company stocks. Its market valuation had moved near N6 trillion before selloffs triggered by earnings disappointment curbed the share price from climbing further.

    According to analysts’ reviews, the telecom industry, the Insurance and some key players in the banking sector were among the stocks losing valuation to selling rallies that recently took off in the domestic bourse.

    The telecom market price started nosediving following its unimpressive result in the first half of 2023. MTN Nigeria’s earnings was affected by foreign currency fluctuation that required its asset and liabilities to be revalued.

    As a result, the company recorded large FX losses. This dragged the bottom line downward despite increased revenue generation.

    At the close of business on Friday, the Nigerian Exchange placed a lower valuation of N5.248 trillion on MTN Nigeria. The stocks however remained investors toast on account of its solid business fundamentals and performance.

    Over the last seven trading sessions, MTN Nigeria Plc’s market valuation has dropped by about 5.5% from N264.50 to N250. Analysts said the decline has created a new entry point for investors willing to take position ahead of the third quarter of the financial year 2023 earnings season.

    In the stock market, MTN Nigeria ranked second in terms of valuation with 20.995 billion shares outstanding worth N5.248 trillion. #MTN Nigeria Price Decline New Entry Point for Investors  Fidelity Bank Loses 25% of Its Market Value

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