Capitalisation dips by N121 billion, amid profit taking in 53 stocks

After several months of consistent upbeat, the Nigerian stock market, yesterday, reversed some gains to close on a downturn as market capitalisation declined by N121 billion amid price depreciation in 53 stocks.

by Helen Oji

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by Helen Oji

Minister pledges support for industries to drive productivity, economic growth

by Tobi Awodipe

Shareholders okay Berger Paints N232 million total dividend

by Helen Oji

Industrial sector rebounds, records over 73% year-to-date gain

by Helen Oji

Investors gain N1.24 trillion, position for 2023 earnings

by Helen Oji

Capital market closes H1 upbeat, as capitalisation rises by N139b

by Helen Oji

Equities sustain sliding profile as index plummets further by N84b

by Helen Oji

Berger Paints restructures for global competitiveness

by Helen Oji

Investors lose N31b amid heightening political tension

by Helen Oji

Berger Paints appoints Oguntade as chief executive officer

by Editor

Berger Paints, stakeholders partner ahead of plant automation next year

by Helen Oji

Berger Paints targets higher profit from investment, innovations

by Helen Oji

Stock market indices plunge by N55 billion

by Helen Oji

Berger Paints appoints Ayoko as company secretary

by Editor

‘Good corporate governance remains key to forestalling collapse’

by Helen Oji

Berger Paints plans sub-Saharan African expansion

by Helen Oji

Experts chart path to wealth creation

by Benjamin Alade

Berger Paints to commission automated factory in Q3

by Helen Oji

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