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I think today is for International Studies/Affairs on this thread. On Monday, we’ll continue with Finance. University of NSEMPA ![]() |
https://businessday.ng/companies/article/unity-providus-merger-hits-full-throttle-as-integration-progresses/ Which one person go believe? KarlTom: |
Share the update with your people now ![]() mikeapollo: |
UNITY BNK as an entity is not returning to the stock market. The merged entity will be listed under the new name- PROVIDUS UNITY BANK. The merger has already been finalized. The announcement is just been delayed by a few minor reasons that I cannot mention here. ppogba: |
ARADEL leads value as All-Share Index records 1 billion shares The Nigerian All-Share Index closed the trading session on September 17 in positive territory, gaining 489.5 points to settle at 142,036.2. This represents a 0.35% increase from the previous day’s close of 141,546.8, as the Nigerian stock market reclaimed levels above 142,000. Trading activity surged, with the number of shares exchanged reaching 1 billion, up from 414 million the previous day. Read More https://nairametrics.com/2025/09/17/aradel-leads-value-as-all-share-index-records-1-billion-shares-what-drove-volume/ |
Bye! awesomeJ: |
From ChatGpt 📌 What Happens to Unity Bank’s Negative Shareholders’ Funds 1. Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Bailout • CBN has provided a ₦700 billion support package to clean up Unity Bank’s balance sheet. • ₦303.7 billion → to clear Unity’s obligations (bad debts, liabilities). • ₦392.3 billion → invested in a 20-year FGN bond, counted as Tier-2 capital for the new ProvidusBank. 👉 This effectively neutralizes the negative shareholders’ funds, because the bailout fills the hole in Unity’s books. ⸻ 2. ProvidusBank as Surviving Entity • After the merger, Unity Bank ceases to exist, so its negative equity doesn’t carry forward on paper. • Instead, all assets, liabilities, and obligations are absorbed by ProvidusBank, but with the CBN funds cushioning the impact. ⸻ 3. Scheme of Arrangement • By law, a scheme of arrangement ensures shareholders aren’t left carrying a bankrupt balance sheet. • The cash/share offer (₦3.18 or 18-for-17 swap) reflects the restructuring: • If you take cash, you’re paid out directly from funds provided for the transaction. • If you take shares, you join ProvidusBank, which now has fresh capital support to stay compliant. ⸻ 4. Effectively “Wiped Off” • The negative shareholders’ funds are absorbed, written off, or restructured through the merger, so shareholders don’t directly bear them after the merger. • But: this also explains why Unity Bank shareholders are not getting a higher payout — the bank had no positive book value; it’s CBN’s intervention making the deal possible at all. ⸻ ✅ In simple terms: Unity’s negative shareholders’ funds are being cleaned up by CBN and won’t follow you into Providus. The ₦3.18/share offer is a “rescue exit” price, not a reflection of true positive equity. awesomeJ: |
The Billionaire, please do you have an idea of a timeline of their return to the market? megawealth01: |
I’m not panicking. I’m only commenting kintus: |
I swear. It’s almost on full bid sef yMcy56: |
What’s going on with ELLAH LAKES? Is it making a rebound abi eye dey pain me? |
I’ve been waiting for you since morning. I hope the process doesn’t take another 1 year to be actualised sha. The news really made my day megawealth01: |
Yes zendi: |
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Prophecy time ProphetUtuocha: |
First it was Oando, now it’s Ellah Lakes. It’s about to be a very long weekend of analysis |
From ChatGpt I’ve gone through the Ellah Lakes Plc Unaudited Financial Statements for the year ended 31 July 2025. Here are the key highlights: 📊 Financial Performance • Revenue: ₦139.8 million (2024: nil) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Cost of Sales: ₦1.1 million • Gross Profit: ₦138.7 million • Operating Loss: ₦549.8 million (improved from ₦1.16 billion loss in 2024) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Earnings Per Share (EPS): -₦0.14 (2024: -₦0.58) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf 💰 Financial Position • Total Assets: ₦31.2 billion (2024: ₦24.6 billion) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Total Liabilities: ₦8.2 billion (2024: ₦2.7 billion) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Equity: ₦22.9 billion (2024: ₦21.8 billion) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Cash & Cash Equivalents: ₦5.7 billion (2024: ₦243.3 million) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf ⚖️ Debt & Loans • Director’s Loan: ₦6.86 billion (new in 2025) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf • Borrowings: ₦549.5 million (down from ₦1.37 billion in 2024) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf 🔑 Notable Notes • Biological Assets: Grew to ₦768.9 million from ₦585.1 million in 2024 (palm plantations, livestock, others) YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf. • Other Assets: ₦551.3 million (vs. ₦13.7 million in 2024). • Ondo State Deal: Ondo State Government (20% owner of ELP Sunshine Ltd.) is proposing conversion of its equity into a long-term lease on 5,000 hectares of land YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf. • Cashflow: Positive cash inflow from financing activities (₦9.2 billion), mainly from new share issues and director’s loan YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf. 📉 Expenses • Administrative Expenses: ₦324.7 million (2024: ₦310.6 million). • Personnel Expenses: ₦352.4 million (down from ₦673.8 million in 2024). • Finance Costs: ₦9.7 million (down from ₦170.4 million in 2024). YEAR_END-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2025.pdf ⸻ 👉 In summary: Ellah Lakes Plc reported revenue for the first time, but still ended with a loss of ₦549.8m. Assets and equity increased significantly, largely due to new financing (including a large director’s loan of ₦6.86bn) and improved cash reserves. However, expenses remain high relative to revenue, keeping the company in loss-making territory. nosa2: |
It seems so cos the buttons have been disabled. Maybe do a mail to info@morgancapitalgroup.com to find out how to proceed Mfunkynation: |
One thing I like about the market is that we can analyze as much as we want to but the market will do what it likes |
It’s been removed from EQTY, it’s now under NON-INTEREST Mfunkynation: |
Yes you’re correct but unity bank as an entity will no longer be listed on the exchange. They’re still suspended because they’re waiting for SEC’s approval to list both entities. SonofElElyonRet: |
I watched the AGM. The chairman assured shareholders that before June an EGM will be called to announce the merger with Providus bank as necessary approvals have been gotten. So any moment from now. Also according to them 2024 result is far better than 2023. So we wait! faoogoke: |
AGM is on the 19th. Let’s see what they have to offer faoogoke: |
Abeg what’s going on with TRANSCORP? Is it BUY/HOLD/SELL at this point. One minute it’s going up and the next minute it’s dropping. Abeg make una advice me |
Wait for the surprise. I wish I can say all I know. Long story short don’t undermine or underestimate the influence of the North. Raider76: |
This is so unnecessary How do you come to a platform where people are supposed to make money and bring tribalism into it? Can you imagine Otedola, Dangote and the rest doing something like this? Very childlish Let’s wrap it up pls Emir01: |
Yes o. Northerners no gree o. [OP quote author=megawealth01 post=134116351] WOW. It's going to probably be huge |
I hear they’re filling with CAC. Some details were divulged to some H/O staff. I don’t want to say much before I cast. megawealth01: |
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