Tag: Airtel Africa

While the price of internet data has remained relatively stable in the past decade, calls for an upward review by ...

Airtel Africa mobile money division expanded its subscriber base by 13.4 per cent to 41.5 million during the period under ...

At $5 billion, turnover was slightly weaker by 5.3 per cent as all key revenue sources, except mobile money revenue, ...

The valuation of Airtel Money, the group’s fastest-growing subsidiary, has expanded by more than half since 2021.

Profit after tax fell to $2 million from $523 million.

Airtel Africa, the continent’s unit of New Delhi’s telecommunications titan Bharti Airtel, is the biggest company in Nigeria by market ...

Once renewed, the group said the licence will be valid for a period of 15 years

The new appointee will also hold the role of regional operating director of the telecom operator.

The all-share index climbed down by 715.7 basis points to 49,629.4, while market capitalisation dropped to N29.3 trillion.

Shares in Airtel Africa climbed 5.2 per cent to N1,630 per unit on Monday after the news hit the market

Driven by increased activity, the rebound followed a 41 per cent improvement in transaction volume

Market breadth was positive as 20 gainers emerged compared to 16 laggards

The borrowing will be repaid over eight years.

The main equity index expanded by more than 2 per cent or N517.8 billion.

The measured advance was driven by higher demand for a couple of mid-cap stocks including Geregu Power, FBN Holdings and ...

The debut season of ‘The Voice Africa’ will be rolled out in Chad, DRC, Gabon, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Niger, Nigeria, ...

The all-share index grew 14.1 basis points to 44,332.2, while market capitalisation marginally climbed to N24.1 trillion.

The telecom operator has shed more than N2 trillion in market value in less than two weeks, having seen a ...

Market breadth, an indicator showing the direction stocks are likely to head soon, was positive with 17 gainers on record ...

The main equity index added N532.2 billion or 2 per cent as sector leaders Airtel Africa and Nestle drove gain.

The bond had been priced at 5.35 per cent originally at issue.

“Nigerian start-ups raised 1.37 billion dollars of the four billion dollars raised in Africa in 2021. Of these, the FinTech ...

The telco firm and its units are also at liberty to make donations to political organisations and “incur political expenditure ...

Wireless operator Airtel Africa drove gains with support from Flour Mills and FBN Holdings.

The gain hinged on the telecom sector via the Performance of MTN Nigeria, drawing support from GTCO and FBN Holdings.