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Nigeria’s 10 most profitable companies in 2021 - Businessday NG
Dec 23, 2021 · The economy grew by 4.03 percent in the third quarter of 2021, showing sustained growth over the last four quarters since the recession witnessed in 2020. BusinessDay’s analysis of the financial performance of the 30 biggest listed companies on the NGX shows Dangote Cement, MTN, Zenith Bank, GTCO, BUA Cement, Nestle, First Bank of Nigeria ...
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Firm eyes slice of Nigeria’s $8bn e-commerce marketplace. Temitayo Jaiyeola Nov 08, 2024. Saleko has been launched to tap into Nigeria’s growing e-commerce market. According to Mordor Intelligence, Nigeria’s e-commerce market will be...
25 Nigerian firms make FT 2024 Africa’s fastest growing list
May 14, 2024 · The Nigerian firms are Omniretail, Moniepoint, Afex Commodities Exchange Limited, Mycredit Investments Limited, Alpha Morgan Capital Managers Limited, Thrive Agric Limited, Bisedge Limited, The Seamless Company Limited, West African Soy Industries Limited, Sundry Markets Limited, Veritas Homes and Properties Limited and Paga Group Limited.
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Nigeria’s minimum wage increase: A step forward, but challenges …
The Editorial Board. August 20, 2024. In mid-July 2024, President Bola Tinubu approved a significant increase in Nigeria’s minimum wage, raising it from ₦30,000 to ₦70,000. This adjustment aimed to address the rising costs of essentials such as food, transportation, and utilities, which had rendered the previous wage insufficient.
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Aradel to pay N34.8 billion interim dividend less than a month after listing. In nine months in 2024, Aradel Holdings posted a net profit of N110.6 billion, marking a 477 percent year-on-year growth, from the N19.2 billion recorded in the corresponding period in 2023.
More businesses seen shutting down as uncertainties mount
Feb 14, 2024 · The rise in uncertainty in Nigeria’s macroeconomic environment is on course to further dampen business activities, with some more firms seen closing up shop this year.. Unstable macroeconomic indicators have affected the medium and long-term plans of many businesses, a situation experts said could drive down profitability, lead to more job losses, low …
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Nigerian firms defy economic woes, grow liquidity by 48%
Sep 2, 2024 · Nigerian firms defy economic woes, grow liquidity by 48%. Chinwe Michael and Ifeoluwa Adebayo. September 2, 2024. Despite a challenging economic environment, Nigerian businesses have demonstrated resilience, significantly increasing their liquidity levels. BusinessDay’s analysis of the latest financial statements of 14 companies shows that ...