- Tuesday, July 21, 2026
BusinessDay
In 2025, Nigeria’s manufacturers are reaping the fruits of inflation. Profits are swelling, not because factories are producing more, but...
Nigeria’s consumer goods sector is facing a paradox. While companies are posting impressive profits, their warehouses are filling up with...
With less than six months to the recapitalisation deadline for Nigerian banks, 11 banks have fully satisfied the minimum capital...
The sharp rebound in earnings per share (EPS) across Nigeria’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies is boosting the equities market,...
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) began trading on June 5, 1961, just seven months after Nigeria gained independence on October 1,...
Nigeria’s oil and gas sector has long been the backbone of government revenue and foreign exchange, but investors on the...
Nigerian firms are showing early signs of financial relief as their ability to meet short-term obligations rises, signaling that the...
From a modest $35 million fund closed in 1998, Nigeria’s private capital industry has grown into one of Africa’s most...
Nigeria’s cement makers recorded their best half-year performance ever in 2025 as price adjustments, operational efficiency, and a more stable...
Nigeria’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector’s half-year credit sales hit a five-year high on the back of inflationary pressures, weaker...
Cadbury Nigeria Plc and Okomu Oil have emerged as the top performers among Nigerian manufacturers in the first half of...
Assets are key to financial freedom, a pathway for the rich to generate enough income, savings, and investments to live...
Beer makers in Africa’s largest consumer market are swimming in profits, helped by a stable naira and more local sourcing...
Nigeria’s largest publicly listed firms delivered a strong financial performance in the first half of 2025, driven by easing foreign...
Amid the bullish run in Nigeria’s equities market, one sector has quietly slipped under the radar: the oil and gas...
