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BUA Cement's board has approved its nine-month results, with the company set to file the statements by October 30 after a first half marked by strong revenue and profit growth.
NGX Regulation imposed N123.17m in penalties across 15 companies, renewing debate over enforcement.
The All-Share Index fell 0.91 per cent to 245,278.34 points and market capitalisation dropped N1.47 trillion to N159.257 trillion as Dangote Cement declined 5.5 per cent.
Dangote Cement has appointed Goldman Sachs and UBS as bookrunners for a proposed $1 billion secondary share sale and listing in London, potentially as early November, with investor engagement beginning October 27.
Africa's largest cement producer has appointed Goldman Sachs and UBS as bookrunners for a London secondary listing that could raise about $1 billion as early as November, with investor meetings due to begin on October 27 in London, South Africa and Dubai.
NAFDAC destroyed N22.73 billion worth of unsafe and substandard products between January and August 2026, seizing cosmetics, drinks, drugs and food in nationwide raids.
The food and drug regulator seized fake packaging for alcoholic beverages across shops in Aba, stepping up enforcement against product adulteration.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery reported a profit of about N6.29 trillion (about $4.73 billion) for the first nine months of 2026, cementing its turnaround.
Five leading Nigerian financial institutions reported a combined pre-tax profit of about N2.29 trillion in the first half of 2026, cementing banking's dominance of corporate earnings.
Banks Have More Cash Than They Can Immediately Deploy The CBN data showed that banks’ SDF placements rose from N6.014tn on September 28...
The $50bn Question Is Now About Delivery According to Oduwole, the investment announcements resulted from more than 80 memoranda of...
A Big Move From a Heavyweight A 4% move is significant when it comes from a stock of BUACEMENT's size. The Stock Has Room Below Its...
The transaction lifted eligible capital above the N500 billion minimum for an international commercial-bank licence, subject to final approvals.