Tag: UBA

The bank repurchased $310.9 million of the notes in 2021, and the outstanding portion of $189.1 million and the coupon ...

Zenith Bank, UBA and FBN Holdings drove the pullback.

Mr Elumelu’s plea is part of the reason he was on the stage at the Museum of the Future in ...

The mild climb followed increased demand for financial services stocks led by Fidelity Bank, Access Bank and UBA.

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

Mr Elumelu says the prevailing hardship should make Nigerians elect better leaders to come 2023.

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

This will be paid to shareholders whose names appear in the register of members at the close of business on ...

Pre-tax profit stood at N153.1 billion compared with the N131.9 billion posted a year earlier, while profit after tax enlarged ...

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

Nigerian Breweries and FBN Holdings led the retreat, with UBA, UCAP and GTCO strengthening loss.

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

The all-share index closed at 42,388.57, dropping 6.14 basis points.

The advance mostly derived strength from appreciation in the shares of MTNN, Seplat, UBA, Access, ETI, GTCO and Sterling Bank.

Shares in UBA jumped 0.59 per cent, trading at N8.45 per share at 12:25 WAT on Monday following the news.

The insurance sector was at the far back of performance of the five sector indexes tracked by the bourse.

The committee gave the banks two weeks to reconcile their accounts with the consultant working with it or risk removal ...

Wednesday’s advance rested on the performances of FBN Holdings, GTCO, UBA, Access and Champion Breweries, with a couple of mid-cap ...

Nigerians conducted electronic transactions in just four payment categories, summing up to N178 trillion in 2020 alone, a half bigger ...

The all-share index dropped 21.16 points.

UBA’s pre-tax profit stood at N76.186 billion, one-third higher than its figure for half year 2020.

The all-share index and market capitalisation fell 0.57 per cent.

The all-share index was up by 68.01 basis points at 39,252.19.

Meyer, which announced an attractive dividend for shareholders, lost the most as the date for qualifying for the payout passed.

The all-share index was 9.84 points up at 38,927.83 just as market capitalisation rose to N20.3 trillion.