Tag: Oando

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.

NAHCO led gainers, appreciating by 10 per cent to close at N3.52.

Oando features in this week’s pick for trading well below its real value.

Oando, Champion Breweries, Dangote Cement and Zenith led the retreat.

Dangote Cement, Honeywell Flour and UACN led the charge, with the advance helping to pare the bourse’s year-to-date loss to ...

The index remains 3.63 per cent down year to date.

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.

Much as there is great expectation of more corporate reports, investors are paying attention to the ongoing meeting of the ...

The rise derived boost from investor exuberance for the shares of United Capital and those of energy and consumer goods ...

The index has seen a 5.96 per cent decline January to date.

The development followed two straight days of gain by the bourse, which has now fallen by 5.89 per cent so ...

A PREMIUM TIMES examination of the scarcity shows the hike in price was not market-driven.

The all-share index inched up to 39,396.57 points, racking up 64.96 index points.

The market's cumulative loss for February stood at N1.363 trillion.