MTN Nigeria’s half-year revenue nears N1 trillion on rise in data income
Shares in the corporation gained 5.3 per cent on Friday following the news.
Shares in the corporation gained 5.3 per cent on Friday following the news.
The all-share index was down by 153.8 basis points at 52,944.7. Similarly, market capitalisation depreciated to N28.5 trillion.
Helping gains were Okomu Oil, International Breweries, Cadbury and Presco.
The all-share index added 709.5 basis points to close at 50,836, while market capitalisation jumped to N27.4 trillion.
Different sectors including ICT, banking as well as consumer goods drove gain.
The index rose to its peak since September 2008 on Tuesday, helped by an investment exuberance that saw energy giant ...
MTNN cited an extension of its coverage areas for 4G services October through December as the catalyst for the higher ...
Year to date, the index is up by 3.82 per cent.
The advance mostly derived strength from appreciation in the shares of MTNN, Seplat, UBA, Access, ETI, GTCO and Sterling Bank.
The all-share index eased 0.51 per cent.
The all-share index jumped 454.40 points to 41,704.11, while market capitalisation rose to N21.8 trillion at the end of trade.
The all-share index advanced by 0.15 per cent.
Transcorp contributed 41 per cent of the entire volume, which stood at 387.2 million.
The all-share index edged down by 46.93 basis points to 38,802.12 and market capitalisation to N20.2 trillion.
Trade ended with a positive breadth with 24 gainers recorded against 22 losers.
The benchmark index rose to 38,866.39 points.
The benchmark index climbed 380.81 points to close at 39,085.78, while market capitalisation rose to N20.450 trillion at the end ...
The All Share Index (ASI) tapered by 0.44 per cent to 39,522.06 basis points. Market capitalisation declined to N20.678 trillion ...
The week records a return of -1.66 per cent.
Airtel Africa, Flour Mills, WAPCO, MTNN and Fidson largely stoked gains the same day the central bank held benchmark lending ...
Market breadth was significantly positive as 49 equities emerged compared to seven losers.
The market capitalisation appreciated by investors’ N105 billion or 0.83 per cent to close at N12.692 trillion against N12.587 trillion ...
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