Why nearly half of Nigeria’s listed companies paid no dividends in three years
Whether through dividend payment or capital appreciation or both ways, a stock must have a means of compensating investors for ...
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Whether through dividend payment or capital appreciation or both ways, a stock must have a means of compensating investors for ...
Improvement in the size of trade was just 6 per cent, which explains the slow rate at which the combined ...
Oil drilling giant Seplat drove Friday’s climb, with support from Nigerian Breweries, Vitafoam, Transcorp and Courteville.
Year to date, the index has yielded 6.35 per cent.
The all-share index eased 0.51 per cent.
Telco heavyweight Airtel Africa was central to the strong performance.
GTCO and Zenith, Nigeria’s two biggest lenders by market capitalisation, accounted most for the drop as investors were more willing ...
Unity led gainers, appreciating by 9.62 per cent to close at N0.57.
Stoking loss, the banking index dipped 0.75 per cent to 359.93 basis points.
Year to date, the index is down by 3.45 per cent.
