Ronald Adamolekun is a Business Correspondent for Premium Times Nigeria, focusing on national economic and business news in Nigeria. With a keen interest in finance, investments, and corporate developments, Ronald provides insightful analysis and reporting on key issues affecting the Nigerian business landscape.
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Access Holdings’ nine-month profit climbs 83% to N458 billion
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Investors are to receive their allotment by 27 January following approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, while the new shares are planned for listing a week later.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Return on equity stood at 14.6 per cent, compared to 11.9 per cent a year ago.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The company earned N12.8 billion from the disposal of undisclosed property, plant and equipment, proceeds of which helped soften the blow of rocketing costs on operating profit.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
This is not a buy, sell or hold recommendation but a stock investment guide.
MTN Nigeria hopes to use the cash to bridge the working capital gap in the short term.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
MultiChoice wrote off $21 million receivable relating to the cash it held with the bank before the liquidation, taking its write-off of cash and cash equivalents to 378 million rand.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The president is banking on a series of deals from Asia, notably from India and China, to accelerate a sluggish economy that fell prey to two recessions under the watch of his predecessor.
By: Ronald Adamolekun
Nigeria, Nov. 13 -- Nigeria's economic reforms since the current administration took office last May have boosted investors' confidence in the
By: Ronald Adamolekun
The bank hopes the Mauritian foray to position itself for trade finance and regional connectivity, boosting its potential to facilitate cross-border transactions across the continent and beyond.
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