FirstHoldCo Rally Adds $600m to Billionaire Otedola’s Net Worth
Femi Otedola’s aggressive bet on First HoldCo has added about $600 million to his fortune in less than five months,
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NGX Seeks Tinubu’s Backing for NLNG, NNPC Listings Amid Record Market Rally
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) has proposed a four-point programme, including the listing of commercially viable state assets and
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Otedola-Led FirstHoldCo Smashes N6tn Valuation, Extends Lead Over Zenith and GTCO
First HoldCo, the parent company of Nigeria’s oldest bank, has strengthened its position as the country’s largest lender by market
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AVA Capital Gains 10% on Stock Market Debut, Hits N41.25bn Valuation
AVA Capital Plc made its debut on the Nigerian Exchange Limited on Friday, adding N41.25 billion to the equities market’s
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FirstHoldCo Tops N5trn Valuation as Billionaire Otedola Bumps Up Stake
First HoldCo Plc, the parent company of Nigeria’s oldest bank, crossed the N5 trillion market capitalisation mark after chairman Femi
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Airtel Africa Becomes First Nigeria-Listed Firm to Cross N20trn Market Cap
Airtel Africa has become the first company listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) to surpass a N20 trillion market
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Airtel Nears N20trn Market Cap, Overtakes BUA Foods as Nigeria’s Most Valuable Firm
Airtel Africa has overtaken BUA Foods to become the most valuable company on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), after a
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Nigerian Stocks Start Second Half At Two-Month Low
…market value drops to N144.8tn Nigeria’s stock market opened the second half of the year on a weak note, with
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Airtel Africa Regains Crown as Nigeria’s Most Valuable Firm 11 Months After Losing It
*Telco’s market cap tops N18 trillion Airtel Africa has regained its position as Nigeria’s most valuable listed company, 11 months
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BUA Foods has returned as the most valuable company on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, as MTN Nigeria’s shares fell by
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