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synoble:Send mail to Account Department => Yemisi Olatokun - yemisio@morgancapitalgroup.com Its free |
I and other investors here using Morgan Capital. always enjoy free active execution of trades. @Mankind always has an inspiring post here and he now highlighted how his disciplined longterm investment strategy make him a billionaire. @Locodemy is good at spotting the hidding gem but his hand tremor upon seeing small profits make him not to make billions with ngx. |
Sterling Corporation disclosure: insider buying. What’s cooking in Sterling? Shares on full bid!
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Agbalowomeri:Meaning it's a bait where a greedy uninformed member will send DM for the secret of making 900% within a half year😂 |
Below is Unilever Nigeria Plc Unaudited Interim Financial Statements For the Six Months Ended 30 June 2025. https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/44620_UNILEVER_NIGERIA_PLC.-_QUARTER_2_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JULY_2025.pdf. Here is the breakdown . Unilever Nigeria Plc’s Unaudited Interim Financial Statements for the six months ended 30 June 2025 show strong growth and a significant improvement in profitability compared to the same period in 2024. Key Highlights for H1 2025: •Revenue: ₦98.1 billion (H1 2024: ₦63.9 billion). This is a 53% year-on-year increase, driven by growth across all product segments (Foods, Personal Care, Beauty & Wellbeing). •Gross Profit: ₦42.1 billion (H1 2024: ₦26.2 billion). •Operating Profit: ₦18.8 billion (H1 2024: ₦3.5 billion). •Profit Before Tax: ₦24.2 billion (H1 2024: ₦6.3 billion). •Profit After Tax: ₦14.4 billion (H1 2024: ₦4.4 billion). •Basic and Diluted Earnings Per Share: ₦2.51 (H1 2024: ₦0.77). Q2 (Three Months to 30 June 2025) Snapshot: •Revenue: ₦51.1 billion (Q2 2024: ₦31.6 billion). •Profit After Tax: ₦8.85 billion (Q2 2024: ₦1.08 billion). •EPS: ₦1.54 (Q2 2024: ₦0.19). Segment Performance (H1 2025): •Foods: ₦58.7bn revenue •Personal Care: ₦29.6bn revenue •Beauty & Wellbeing: ₦9.8bn revenue Financial Position as of 30 June 2025: •Total Assets: ₦160.5 billion (Dec 2024: ₦141.6 billion). •Total Equity: ₦92.3 billion (Dec 2024: ₦85.1 billion). •Cash and Cash Equivalents: ₦83.7 billion. •Current Liabilities: ₦61.7 billion. Cash Flow (H1 2025): •Net cash from operating activities: ₦17.4 billion (positive, reflecting operating turnaround from H1 2024). •Net cash from investing activities: ₦4.0 billion (mainly interest receivable and lower capital expenditure). •Net cash used in financing: -₦7.7 billion (mostly from dividend payments). Operational & Strategic Notes: •Revenue growth is attributed to increased domestic sales (domestic sales constitute 98% of revenue). •There was a significant improvement in writebacks on receivables, reversing large impairment losses in 2024. •Cost management remains in focus, with a moderate increase in marketing and admin expenses relative to sales. •The company maintains strong liquidity, having paid down trade financing facilities and boosted cash balances. •Dividend of ₦7.18 billion declared and paid in H1 2025. Risk Management & Other Notes: •No material changes in financial risk management policies. •Company remains compliant with free float requirements on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. •Major shareholders: Unilever Overseas Holdings BV (76%), Stanbic Nominees (4.4%), with 19.6% free float. Conclusion: Unilever Nigeria delivered robust revenue and profit growth for the first half of 2025, significantly improving margins and cash position. Key drivers were strong volume growth, cost discipline, and a favorable product mix, positioning the company well for the remainder of the year. C:@bivins |
Lafarge Africa Plc’s financial statement for the six months ended 30 June 2025 reveals strong financial performance compared to the same period in 2024. Key Highlights: •Revenue: The Group’s revenue rose sharply to ₦516.98 billion from ₦295.58 billion in H1 2024, indicating robust sales growth. •Gross Profit: Gross profit for the period more than doubled to ₦295.77 billion from ₦147.64 billion, reflecting increased efficiency and higher sales. •Operating Profit: Operating profit surged to ₦192.27 billion compared to ₦78.91 billion previously, showing improved core profitability. •Profit before Tax: There was a significant jump in profit before tax to ₦199.74 billion from ₦46.63 billion, driven by higher operating profit and a favorable finance cost position. •Profit After Tax: Profit after tax increased strongly to ₦132.68 billion, up from ₦29.35 billion, illustrating excellent bottom-line growth. •Earnings per Share: Basic earnings per share rose to 824 kobo in H1 2025 from 182 kobo in H1 2024. •Expenses: While selling, distribution, and administrative expenses increased, these were outweighed by revenue growth and efficiency gains. •Financial Position: Property, plant, and equipment stood at ₦422.3 billion, showing continued investment in fixed assets. Overall, Lafarge Africa Plc demonstrated substantial improvement in revenue, profitability, and earnings for the first half of 2025, indicating a strong operational and financial position. Credit @bivins1 |
click the target name here scroll down to where you see block streetinvestor for 3weeks tick the box Then, click the box with the 'block street investor' intruction |
The volume in UBA share purchase today and the total number of bids after market closure is a good indication of institutional investors interest in the stock. We keep riding
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In honour of the late former President, Muhammadu Buhari, NGX Group facilities will be closed on Tuesday, 15 July 2025, as the nation observes the declared public holiday. Normal operations resume Wednesday, 16 July 2025. |
These three miserable giant men guarding Kwankwaso should have stay aside. Dangote with his influnce on the african economy shouldn't have turned his back, but there is trust. To us kanawan Dabo, Kwankwaso is like a father to everyone. |
He was now arrested by police as he agreed to descend on condition of meeting a tiktok influencer. He is a 19 year old from Adamawa state. He will undergoes psychiatric screening before being arrainged in the court. |
Gbogboski:No cause for protest as, the one who started the conflict is the one crying for help. |
BREAKING: CBN suspends dividend payments executive bonuses & foreign investments for 7 Nigerian banks under regulatory forbearance: 🏦 Zenith Bank 🏦 GTCO 🏦 Access Bank 🏦 UBA 🏦 FBNH 🏦 FCMB 🏦 Fidelity Bank 📉 Suspension holds until capital adequacy is independently verified. 📲 Stay informed. Follow @TNIPodcaster for real-time market updates! |
A Kano senator that claimed to be spending 12m per each borehole in 2012 was tagged 'thief''. However, corruption keep worsening in Nigeria as if it's hardened thieves that are leading the nation. |
Mankind2024:I was paid my recent access bank dividend without filling the e-mandate form. I rate coronation 5/5, |
The shop owner deserve commendation for outsmarting him in day one. He could have bankrupt the the business in year one. |
AcadaGuy:i followed all the due process with morgan capital to claim my Zenith dividend but veritas kept frustrating the process. I sold all my stocks in their register and ignored the unclaimed dividend. Any stock in veritas register is a no for me-they can cause volatility in your blood pressure! |
It's a lucrative programme in radio stations in Kano where politicians sponsored thugs to abuse, discredit and even throw false accusation against the target-they most get improsoned. The restrictions is a good developmen! |
freeman67:Sukuk rentals just recieved As usual, 90% is heading to fugaz stocks while the remaining 10% is for upgrading my comport zone. |
servicom101:I want to sell my usdt from binance How do you process the trade? |
debeey87:Always use 10% of your total passive income per annum to upgrade your life. |
The girl closed her eyes as her pe;vic outlet said she is the only onr capable of giving birth.
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USAfall2024:Nice update. Its now reading 22.88% |
RonuMiscreant:Perhaps there's dispute between them. However, I liquidated my available cash out yesterday and I was credited within the first hour. |
Neurotika:It persist for almost 4 days. Perhaps, the collaboration is no longer working. |
Neurotika:The current return from Coronation mmf of iiinvest is o%. Be thankful of yours. |
RonuMiscreant:They normal;y updated it once or twice a week. No loss |
RonuMiscreant:i am using it |
Batman2412:I've being using for over 7 years. It's like they are re-selling it from their ownership-no upfront interest. It's high liquidity in case of preliquidation is why I always prefer it over that of CBN and banks. |
Emzedz:I'm in to it. |
Youngzedd:Meta AI response: Risevest is considered a legit investment platform, with over 80,000 users and a reputation for providing a safe and secure investment environment ¹. They're registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria and have partnerships with regulated entities in other countries to hold non-Nigerian investments ¹. Risevest has been operating since 2019, and their platform allows users to invest in dollar-denominated assets, including US stocks, real estate, and Eurobonds ² ¹. They offer a user-friendly interface, low minimum deposit requirements, and a focus on educating their customers on investing and wealth management ³ ². Some benefits of using Risevest include: - *Diversified investment options*: Invest in US stocks, real estate, and Eurobonds - *Low minimum deposit*: Start investing with a relatively small amount - *User-friendly interface*: Easy to navigate and manage your investments - *Financial education*: Risevest provides resources to help customers learn about investing and wealth management However, it's worth noting that Risevest charges management fees, which can eat into your returns ². Additionally, their customer service has received mixed reviews, with some users reporting difficulty in getting assistance ². Overall, Risevest appears to be a legitimate investment platform with a strong reputation and a user-friendly interface. However, as with any investment platform, it's essential to do your research, understand the fees and risks involved, and make informed decisions about your investments. |
