Tag: Lafarge Africa

Revenue accelerated more than one-third to N2.2 trillion, driven by hikes in the prices of products in a year Dangote ...

Independent auditor Ernst & Young (E&Y) raised an eyebrow at the management of Lafarge Africa making an outrageous provision of ...

Mr El-Dokani’s service ends at the end of June, capping three years of stewardship

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

Africa Prudential, Conoil and Neimeth also feature in this week's list.

The firm increased revenue by more than one-fourth to N90.6 billion, with its cement division to thank for the leap ...

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

The firm's turnover still lags behind the figure reported four years back in 2017.

Africa’s biggest cement manufacturer upped production volume from 24.7 million to 28.5 million in the period under review to strengthen ...

Dangote Cement hopes the move will help create a lower supply of its common stock, needed to drive up share ...

Dangote Cement controls 61 per cent of the market share, Lafarge Africa 22 per cent and BUA Cement the rest.

The Pioneer Status Incentive grants a tax holiday for companies working in industries considered not sufficiently developed enough in Nigeria ...

In 2019 financial year, only a few top CEOs were able to reflect their increased pay in their companies' corporate ...

The All-Share Index (ASI), which opened at 24,427.73 points, rose by 355.88 points or 1.46 per cent to close at ...

The loss of N198 billion was due to month-end rebalancing.

The market capitalisation dipped N17 billion or 0.13 per cent to close at N13.136 trillion against N13.153 trillion posted on ...

The market capitalisation which opened at N12.440 trillion rose by N37 billion to close at N12.477 trillion, indicating by 0.30 ...

The market capitalisation, which opened at N11.917 trillion, inched higher by N80 billion or 0.67 per cent to close the ...

The market capitalisation which opened at N11.945 trillion lost N152 billion or 1.27 per cent to close at N11.794 trillion.

The market capitalisation, which opened at N10.771 trillion, rose by N134 billion or 1.24 per cent, to close at N10.905 ...

The All-Share Index, which opened at 21,330.79 lost 30.32 points or 0.14 per cent to close at 21,300.47.

The market capitalisation shed N14 billion or 0.12 per cent to close at N11.832 trillion against N11.846 trillion posted on ...

The market capitalisation which opened trading for the month at N13.657 trillion, dipped N208 billion to close at N13.449 trillion.

The All Share Index rose by 99.71 points or 0.36 per cent to close at 27,871.90 compared with 27,772.19.

The All-Share Index lost 294.90 points or 1.05 per cent to close at 27,772.19 compared with 28,067.09 achieved on Friday.