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Airtel Africa Flatlined in Nigerian Market at N8.1 Trillion Airtel Africa is worth N8.10 trillion in the equities market, according…
MTN Nigeria Plc share price increased in the equities market as market priced in the latest tariff hike in the industry. On Friday, MTN Nigeria share price settled at N247.90, up by about 6.4% from N233 at the beginning of the week.
FCCPC, NCC Partner to Curb Telecoms Abuses The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) and the Nigerian Communications Commission…
MTN Nigeria Exits Investors Relegation, Gains 21% in Fresh Rally MTN Nigeria Plc gained 21% in the equities market in…
MTN Nigeria Plc returned to profitability in the third quarter (Q3) of the financial year 2024, a development that marked a significant turning point after three consecutive quarters of net losses. The feat signalled a successful recovery strategy and a promising trajectory moving forward.
Telecommunications giant MTN Nigeria Plc is among the top stocks that topped the losers chart in 2024, according to details obtained from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) equities trading segment.
Airtel Africa has announced the commencement of a second share buyback programme that will return up to $100 million to shareholders.
GCR Ratings has affirmed Airtel Networks Limited’s, Airtel Nigeria, national scale long and short term issuer ratings of AAA(NG) and A1+(NG) respectively stable outlook.
MTN Nigeria Plc net losses grew by more than 3335% year on year to N514.928 billion, details from the telecommunication company’s
Nigeria’s top investment banking firm, CardinalStone Limited, has slashed Airtel Africa’s 12-month price target amidst expectation that the telecom company will return to profitability in the financial year 2024/2025.
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