14 results for “q3”
Stanbic IBTC group nine-month profit before tax rose 35% to N113.37bn, driven by subsidiaries across banking, pensions and asset management, alongside a scrip dividend programme at N159.86 per share.
LASACO Assurance posted a N1.60bn profit before tax for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, reversing a N4.72bn loss in the same 2025 period, on revenue of N23.81bn, though operating cash flow remained negative.
Access Holdings has delayed its nine-month results presentation citing a pending regulatory approval, leaving the group Q1 PBT of N272.21bn as its last full profitability print, and it will pay no dividend for 2025.
NGX Group posted a 9M 2026 profit before tax of N20.58bn, up 83.29% year on year, on revenue of N27.26bn, driven by transaction fees that grew 112.39%, even as THEWILL calculations show a softer Q3.
Fidelity Bank closed Friday, October 23, 2026 at N24.00 after a 9.09% session gain, taking its weekly advance to 14.01% in a week when the ASI dipped 0.13%, as focus shifted from the recapitalisation narrative.
Transcorp Power maintained output and revenue despite gas-supply and grid constraints, showing the value of well-run generation assets.
Unilever sustained profitable growth despite consumer pressure, declaring an interim dividend as pricing and cost controls protected margins.
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.
SpaceX posts strong Q3 results with revenue up 161% to $14.6bn driven by Starlink and launch services.
Guinness Nigeria reported strong Q3 growth with revenue up 20.4% and PAT rising 53.1% to N40.69bn.
S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow gained as technology led and SpaceX surged on strong Q3 results.
The listed lottery operator reported revenue of N920.7 million for the third quarter against N1.09 billion a year earlier, with a loss after tax of N105.8 million and accumulated losses of N2.92 billion against equity of N3.48 billion.
Asia's cocoa grindings jumped 29.2% in Q3 2026 and Europe's rose 3.2%, pushing prices higher as demand recovers, with implications for Nigeria and Cote d'Ivoire.
Turnover on the Nigerian Exchange rose to N158.29 billion in the first full trading week of October as investors repositioned ahead of third-quarter earnings.