Dangote Cement Comes Third in Valuation Ahead of BUA Foods, Closes On MTN
Dangote Cement overtook BUA Foods as the third-most valuable company on the Nigerian stock exchange on Friday as its shares
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FirstHoldCo Shares Tumble After Otudeko’s N196bn Sale
The share price of First HoldCo Plc, the parent of Nigeria’s oldest lender FirstBank, plunged by 4.1 percent on Friday
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New US Consul General in Lagos Assumes Office
The U.S. Mission has announced the arrival of its new Consul General, Rick Swart, who arrived in Lagos on Wednesday.
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Aradel Taps ex-DPR Boss to Replace Jadesimi as Chair
Aradel Holdings Plc, a Nigerian independent oil company, has appointed a former director of the Department of Petroleum Resources, Augustine
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It’s Official: Otudeko Sells FirstHoldCo Shares for N196bn
Oba Otudeko, a long-time significant shareholder in First HoldCo, has offloaded his shares in the parent of the country’s oldest
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Dangote Aims to Rival NLNG With Gas Pipeline in Olokola Port
Aliko Dangote, president and chief executive of Dangote Industries Limited, is looking to enter the Nigerian liquefied natural gas (LNG)
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Zenith Becomes Second Bank to Hit N3trn Valuation as Shares Soar
Zenith Bank saw its market capitalisation cross the N3 trillion mark on Wednesday, becoming the second lender to achieve the
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Dangote Bets on Fertiliser Plant Expansion to End Africa’s Imports by 2028
Aliko Dangote, president and chief executive of Dangote Industries Limited, has said the expansion of his fertiliser plant in Lagos
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Chapel Hill Denham Advises GTCO on ‘Landmark’ London Deal
Lagos-based investment bank Chapel Hill Denham acted as financial adviser to Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) on its $105 million
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Ecobank Launches $250m Private Placement, Picks RenCap as Adviser
Pan-African lender Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has launched a private placement of contingent convertible notes targeting proceeds of $250 million
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