Tag: BUA Cement

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The index has returned 31.9 per cent since the start of the year.

Turnover at sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest cement producer advanced 28. per cent

Nigeria’s biggest manufacturer by market value reported a net loss of N113.6 billion on forex-denominated transactions January through June from ...

Shares have returned 13 per cent so far this year.

BUA remains committed to delivering on its corporate social responsibilities to its host communities.

The all-share index expanded 80 points to close at 49,709.5, while market capitalisation closed higher at N26.8 trillion.

Sell-off in the shares of cement makers BUA Cement and Dangote Cement triggered the drop in a session.

The projects included a furnished clinic, a school, a mosque, and 170 tonnes of BUA cement

Profit after tax climbed to N28.2 billion, improving by more a third over the figure a year ago.

Police said no life was lost in the incident and that the operatives put out the fire with the help ...

Sales quickened by 58.5 per cent to N97 billion, the new plant lifting the corporation’s nameplate by 3 million metric ...

BUA Cement will pay N2.6 for every share; in 2020 it paid N2.06.

Revenue for the period enlarged 23 per cent to N257.3 billion from a year earlier.

BUA Cement says the explosion was an isolated fire incident at a diesel storage tank in the factory.

The BUA Group chairman says the support of President Buhari for Nigerian enterprise has been unflinching.

BUA Cement, PRESCO and Fidson also make the cut.

Profit for the period came to N16.6 billion from N15.5 billion a year earlier.

Analysts say the firms share price rise was not necessarily driven by company fundamentals or specific business benefiting news.

BUA Cement and lenders Zenith Bank and Stanbic IBTC Bank helped pushed total gains on Tuesday.

Year to date, the index is up by 3.82 per cent.

BUA Cement and GTCO, two heavyweight equities, triggered the pullback, which in monetary terms equalled N51 billion.

Nigerian regulators appear to aid a trend that is not only diminishing the rights of minority shareholders, but increasingly making ...

Profit before tax was up 72.7 per cent at N281.3 billion.