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megawealth01:Una get mind sha.. Those who bin play the jijo well go mint wella.. Buh the risk and HBP no be here. |
"Wickedness" is that you? ![]() megawealth01: |
Lol. The quietness is becoming deafning ![]() Guy man no wan dragging again. megawealth01: |
mikeapollo:I don't subscribe NNPC listing upstream sector abroad, but I do subscribe listing upstream on Ngx. Just like Total Energies is doing here. But u know our countri people abi African mentality, whenever we go abroad, we have a likely hood of showcasing (list our best asset--->upstream) our best version whether ee favour us or not ![]() |
mikeapollo:So na just mid or downstream dem wan also list for NYSE and LSE later on?. I don't think so. |
megawealth01:No substantial increment in the groups revenue growth. The key news is that Cavertion Marine is substantially expanding and adding value to the Caverton group from a previously negligible value contribution. Presently, it's adding about one-third of group revenue. |
SonofElElyonRet:Whats the advantage of owning sth that isn't functional, nothing detrimental to our energy security and thus, nothing ridiculous to me. Since we have contracted deals where we probably retained 50%,60%,70%,etc.. The minority owners failed to kick start the refineries to full capacity. Wetin we gain? So if 10% NNPC ownership and 90% to private equity will ginger them to successfully turn around these moribund refineries to commercial usage, the better. 10% is probably the least equity position and most likely to be effected, to make it attractive for foreign partnership. It could also potentially be more as per the report. |
faoogoke:🎶 🎶 "dreaming dreams and hoping that it comes through" 🎶 Everyday people, that's you, that's me. 🎶 |
KarlTom:Revenue increase Y-Y but Cost of sales=over 45% increase. Revenue Drop drastically -Q-Q Warris goin on? |
Mankind2024:Hmmmm... serious matter |
PETERiCHY:Not this year again ![]() OandO OoooooooOoooooooo |
Roseey0:Over ₦1Trillion, 300billion Naira!!! |
faoogoke:Hope dem never on-code, use all the oil-barrel dollars money enter election via city-boy movement. ![]() |
No wonder somebori here bin dey ask for Cardoso house/office address. Be like bottle for burst ![]() |
Geregu wey dey first release quarterly result back-to-back-to-back don turn last..? ![]() management effect is key to business. |
Lol.. abi, na to kukuma add the bushmeat returns to "other comprehensive income" to improve PAT ![]() Streetinvestor2: |
faoogoke:Lol... Maybe it's active on LSE or JSE ![]() faoogoke:Lol...MAYBE it has disclosed all these on the LSE or JSE, who knows? ![]() --------------------------- sorry though, I feel your pain |
Streetinvestor2:Shey I hear Q3 isn't usually the best Quarter for palm oil Agric companies? |
..heaven is far from you ![]() Agbalowomeri: |
elengine:Most top billionaires have a share-stake or strong influence with banks. Banks are the hub and gateway of liquidating assets especially SEAMLESSLY or ease difficult situations. They don't joke with it. Worse case is to leave one bank to get hold of another bank. Dangote-influence on FUGAZ,(especially access) major stake in Jaiz. Adenuga---Sterling Abdul Rabiu---BOI influence Elumelu---UBA OTE$---FBN JIM OVIA---Zenith. etc Even Elon Musk go get influential ones that responds to him with speed of light; bypassing all protocols ![]() |
MEGAWEALTH02:azzin.. ![]() Be like the "business guy-man" wan milk and squeeze the unprecedented hype into im other businesses.Nothing do am.. It's allowed ![]() |
awesomeJ:Hmm... |
KarlTom:Hmmm... @awesomeJ hinted a possible trade transaction around ₦75 few days ago. Weird |
Sunrisepebble:Lol.. Be like the guy need Cardoso Phone number, home and office address so he can go and vent the delay physically ![]() |
Ameboperoo:I have no idea... Maybe approach SEC directly via mail for guideline More details https://sharessaver.com/blog/unclaimed-funds-trust-fund-nigeria |
Ameboperoo:"The import of the provisions of Section 60 of the Finance Act 2020 (December 31, 2020), is that, where dividends declared by a public company quoted on the Nigerian Exchange Limited remained unclaimed for a period of six years or more, such dividends are expected to be transferred to the Unclaimed Funds Trust Fund (UFTF) to be held in trust and managed pending when the shareholder presents a claim for such unclaimed dividends." For more info: https://sec.gov.ng/for-investors/keep-track-of-circulars/circular-to-paying-companies-capital-market-stakeholders-and-the-general-public-on-the-treatment-of-unclaimed-dividends-of-public-companies/ . |

"Wickedness" is that you? 

wan milk and squeeze the unprecedented hype into im other businesses.