Tag: GTCO

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Traders ignored impressive half-year earnings of Presco and FBN Holdings as they put huge volumes of both firms’ shares to ...

The all-share index increased 675.7 points to 50,626 points, while market capitalisation closed higher at N27.3 trillion.

The fall followed profit-taking actions by traders in the shares of Nigerian Breweries although intense sale of shares in GTCO ...

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The all-share index dropped 633 points to 51,778.1, while market capitalisation eased to N27.9 trillion.

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.

The market appears to have entered correction territory after shedding 0.22 per cent last week.

Nigeria’s biggest oil and gas firm by market value Seplat led the advance on Friday, assisted by Flour Mills and ...

The all-share index inched up by 3.2 basis points to 48,571.8, while market capitalisation jumped to N26.2 trillion.

Shares in the group tumbled 1.42 per cent to N24.6 per unit on Lagos’ Custom Street on Tuesday following the ...

Lafarge Africa, oil driller Oando, Nigerian Breweries and GTCO led the charge, even though the pace of gain was muted ...

The all-share index contracted by 122.6 points to close at 46,842.9, while market capitalisation closed at N25.5 trillion.

Big lenders UBA and GTCO led the slide, which happened against a background of 64 per cent decline in volume.

The 26th Nigeria Universities Games kicked off on Saturday at the University of Lagos with a message of unity.

Large volumes of shares in UBA, GTCO and Zenith Bank were put up for sale, depressing the main stock index.

Investors’ demand for bank stocks aided the climb as FCMB Group, Zenith Bank, United Capital and GTCO led the charge.

All our selections this week have made impressive dividend offer for 2021.

The firm will again pay N3.0 per share, the rate it paid in 2020 -- the best since 2017.

The all-share index inched up 12.99 basis points to 47,246.90, while market capitalisation increased to N25.5 trillion.

UBA also features in the selection for presently trading below its actual value which makes it cheap for investment.

The all-share index eased by 84.04 points to 47,202.30 points, while market capitalisation dropped to N25.4 trillion.

Sell-offs in the shares of MTN Nigeria, GTCO and Access Bank sparked off the retreat just as trade volume declined ...

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