- Tuesday, July 21, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s trillionaira revenue club expanded further in 2025 as BUA Cement, Lafarge Africa, and Nestle Nigeria Plc crossed the N1...
The higher-than-expected earnings rebound of many listed corporates in Africa’s most populous economy has unlocked a total of N1.7 trillion...
Nigeria’s pharmaceutical manufacturers have delivered their strongest earnings in at least a decade, signalling a sharp reversal from years of...
FCMB Group and Wema Bank posted the fastest profit growth among Nigeria’s mid-sized lenders in 2025, riding a surge in...
Nigeria’s trillion-naira stocks are multiplying and tightening their grip on the market. Twenty-five companies out of the 148 listed firms...
Nigeria’s real estate securities are entering a decisive phase as macroeconomic stabilisation, infrastructure expansion, and asset repricing combine to reshape...
Nigeria’s biggest palm oil producers, Presco Plc and Okomu Oil Plc, had their best run in 2025, helped by higher...
Nigeria paint manufacturers – Chemical and Allied Products (CAP) Plc, Berger Plc, and Meyer Plc collectively posted a net profit...
In 2025, about 60 listed companies distributed dividends to shareholders. This includes both interim and final payouts. From blue-chip stocks...
Nigeria’s equities market delivered one of its strongest re-ratings in recent history in 2025, as a handful of large-cap companies...
Against the backdrop of lending rates that have climbed into the 30 percent range, Nigerian listed firms are increasingly warming...
Nigeria’s economy has been projected for expansion this year, with real GDP growth expected to rise to 4.4 percent as...
In the first nine months of 2025, Nigeria’s corporate finance landscape recorded deals valued at about $987.5 million. The data...
The year 2025 is shaping up to be the Nigerian stock market’s strongest year since 2020. As of December 25,...
At the beginning of 2025, the economy was still weighed down by high inflation, elevated interest rates, weak consumer demand,...
