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unite4real:Let's see what GTCO pays. The should do better. I no trust Access but they may surprise us. But forget the poor dividend, the fact that they are able to pay dividends shows they might have met and resolved the CBN forbearance issue. |
emmanuelewumi:Dangote seem very prepared. He has been giving them what they deserve.
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Sunrisepebble:This man. Where have you been. In your absence your Aradel has been doing well |
Aradel seriously doing some quantity. Over 6billion Naira done. Is that a seller? Cos the price has fallen to 520 officially as much of the huge trades were done at 520. |
Yesterday, I saw Rano Rice in the market here in Imo state. I have also seen BUA rice and other BUA foods. Dang rice and Dangfoods where are you? Meanwhile I think those guys at NSE need to encourage RANO to list on the exchange. His company and products have spread through our Nigeria. He happens to be the only northerner in the petroleum sector with outlets in almost all the states of Nigeria including the southeast. |
leo1234:This time last year it was already out. Last year's H1 result was released on 11th September 2024 |
Streetinvestor2:Lol. He high no be small. |
Olaide1295:Whichever way you put it, it is still subsidy. When you remove subsidy on everything including electricity that is generated locally, you destroy local production in general and consumption. Why not remove royalties and taxes on crude oil produced and consumed locally by indigenous refineries in order to boost and encourage expansion as you put it. When they place your business premises on Band A that's when you will understand. Pls don't read my comment on the surface this FG removed subsidy on a whole lot of things apart from petrol, electricity and education. |
I just saw this topic on the front page. Yet they advised us to remove fuel xupsidi. That it's the only way we can survive. Now we pay more than fuel subsidi itself https://www.nairaland.com/8516514/united-states-spends-31-bilion
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The type money wey dey enter Aradel. Shebi Una say na selloff. Ok oh. 22billiin Naira done this morning already and price appreciation follow join |
Chinkili dividend from CILeasing landed earlier today. I didn't even fill any form for this one |
megawealth01:PZ have serious debt issues, unlike Cadbury. PZ also has higher OS. It will be difficult for PZ to catch up though not impossible. Q1 result (which is due already) should give a pointer. |
egojeny1:I expect to see PZ above 40 in a very short time. |
Sugar is doing very well this morning |
Zagee:I think he confused the fintech market for the parallel market. The Abokis bought mine |
GeneralDae:I don't know where you pple get these figures. I just sold a few units following this post of yours. They bought at 1,530/1$. |
megawealth01:Today is Public holiday. Very funny that in Saudi Arabia, they don't recognise today as holiday. It's not too celebrated. But in Naija we took like holiday. |
Ginalex:Excellent result we expect a full bid and a return to over N40. I no know why I no add more of this one. I just pray the price movement goes slowly so that small money will be raised for a top-up |
https://www.nairaland.com/8512845/zenith-bank-eyes-ivory-coast Zenith bank is expanding into other African countries. It seems they are clear on the CBN forbearance issue. UBA approved dividends though they also expect CBN approval. This shows they took might be clear on the forbearance issue. Access has not slowed down with it's expansion... It seems those banks that have met the recapitalisation requirement are clear on the forbearance issue. Just maybe |
chimex38:Something tells me Access will have the best dividend yield this year. Disclaimer: the source is not always right. |
emmanuelewumi:They paid N2.5 for last year. They have maintained a steady rise in both interim and final dividends since 2018. They promised paying at least N1 as interim dividend this year (that was before the CBN directive on forbearance). We watch and see, but I think Access might have the best % dividend in the industry this year(if CBN does not intervene) I mean above 10% dividend yield |
Agbalowomeri:One banking result this new month with confirmation of interim dividend will just change the trend for the banking sector |
yMcy56:It the same result they posted last week they reposted.
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yMcy56:The deal cannot be concluded until all suits are settled. They are still at preliminary stages of their suit. In fact the suit has been put on hold pending the determination of an appeal at the court of appeal. This their deal might not have SEC approval until that suit is settled. It is only when SEV approves that they can make the communication on NSE and then the MTO. Meanwhile e be like say Ellah don release another thing today by way of publication |
2zona:People have been dieing from accidents involving dangote trucks and other trucks including lafarge, BUA etc for years. Very unfortunate but I do not think it will affect share prices. It's more of an issue for the insurance companies and I am aware Dangote spends a lot on insurance. VDM has a very powerful voice but I doubt if his voice is powerful enough to harm dangote's interests |
emmanuelewumi:The problem with Access is that the managers are not just into pushing up of prices like UBA and others. Even when they did their RI, the refused to push it up for better outcome |
Ddll:Pls add Access to the analysis. E get why |
mikeapollo:lol. E shock you? 4×4 They want to kill this business |
handsomebolanle:Na yeye stock be that. I am heavy there sha. The thing is just giving me daily fall in portfolio value |
mikeapollo:If true, 1.3trillion might not be that much considering the companies on NSE with huge foreign based shareholder/ownership structure eg Lafarge, MTN, Nestle, etc |
SonofElElyonRet:Chai. Hope you know some pple bought at 90? |
Streetinvestor2:about N70 |
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