FBN delivers 213% growth in PBT to N206bn in H1 2023
By Cynthia Ezekwe. FBN Holdings Plc (FBNH) recorded a stellar performance in its profit before tax which balooned 213.1 per cent
Hold Guinness, sell Unilever, BUA, buy Zenith, MTN, UBA, GTB, FBNH analysts at Lead Securities tell investors
Analysts at Leads Securities have made ‘hold’, ‘buy’ and ‘sell’ calls on a number of stocks for
FBN Holdings reports 178.8% growth in profit after tax in FY2017, declares 25k dividend
FBN holdings, Nigeria’s foremost financial services company and parent company of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has reported a profit
The CBN policy on dividend payout by banks: Power to shareholders?
Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria published a circular, which introduced measures that serve both as a prerequisite and also
FBNH, Guaranty, Dangote Cement power Nigerian equities to record 1.0% gain
The Nigerian equities market sustained gains Thursday as benchmark index, the NSEASI, grew 1.0 percent to 42,604.40 points while YTD
Nigerian bank stocks in stellar performance, gain 154.5% in price appreciation y-o-y
Banking stocks dominated the Nigerian equities market and remained the toast of most investors in 2017, chalking up average price
Appetite for new risk assets wanes in Nigerian banks as govt. securities offer window for easy interest income
The relative high yields on government securities have created an environment for Nigerian banks to grow net interest income (NII)
Nigerian Breweries, Seplat, FBNH drag equities market bearish as benchmark index tumbles 0.4%
Nigeria’s equities market’s bearish close Friday was extended in Monday’s trade as bourse’s all-share index shed another 0.4 percent
Nigerian bourse: Bears sustain grip on market as NSE ASI loses 1.6% to profit taking
The Equities market extended its bearish run Thursday as the Nigerian Stock Exchange all-share index (NSE ASI) and market
Nigeria’s top banks’ directors take home N6.17 billion in 2016
Executive compensation- Updated * Bad bank, AMCON, directors earn N776 million despite 351bn loss… Directors at Nigeria’s top