Tag: Oando

Oando Partners World’s Largest Electric Vehicle Manufacturer, Yutong, champions energy transition in transportation.

The state government is situating the project within a broader plan that will buck up the switch to renewables

Shares in the company jumped by roughly 10 per cent to N5.40 per unit at 11:13 WAT in Lagos Thursday.

Shares in the company gained nearly 10 per cent as of 10:14 WAT in Lagos after the news hit the ...

The company’s unaudited earnings reports for Q1 to Q4 have been scheduled for release on 30 June

The DSS threats notwithstanding, fuel scarcity persisted as Nigerians have continued to lament scarcity of petroleum products during festive periods.

Measly gains cumulatively garnered by bank stocks like Zenith, Access Holdings, Zenith and FBN Holdings were eroded by dips in ...

Shareholders reinforce confidence in Oando's management as company holds 43rd AGM in Lagos

“In July 2021, Oando entered into a settlement with the SEC on all matters subject to litigation and other issues ...

Oando will provide the renewable energy that will facilitate the deployment of electric mass transit buses, charging centres and supporting ...

The selection, a product of analytical market watch, offers a guide to entering the market and taking strategic positions in ...

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

The NGX 30 moved close to the peak last recorded nearly four years ago.

Julius Berger makes the pick for trading much lower than its intrinsic value at the moment.

Nigeria's grim socio-economic situation has seen many plunged into poverty as prices continue to surge and basic utilities such as ...

As petroleum minister, the president has failed to marshal his team to end a crisis that has left millions of ...

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

Mr Buhari said the persons involved must “be held accountable for substandard services and or products sold by them” .

The Emadeb/Hyde/AY Maikifi/Brittania-U Consortium is the second company to react to the position of the NNPC blaming four firms of ...

The NNPC says it does not usually check for methanol.

Oando appears on the pick on account of currently trading below its intrinsic value.

Caverton Support Group is also on the list.

Since the turn of the year, the index has advanced by 2.7 per cent.

Sterling Bank also made the cut this week.