BUA Cement PLC
9 Jan
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) last week, recorded a turnover of 921.8 million shares worth N27.2 billion in 15,601 deals.
12 Dec
• Investors' fortune rises by N333b as analysts predict brighter outlook With the yuletide season and year-end celebrations expected to usher in a bullish run, the capital market has extended its bullish momentum for the fourth consecutive week due to buying interest in BUA Cement Plc (+19.1 per cent), Nestle Nigeria Plc (+1.7 per cent)…
9 Jul 2021
Shareholders have blamed the continued increase in the price of cement on currency devaluation, calling on the government to create a better operating environment and incentives to increase investments in the industry.
2 Mar 2021
Following upticks in BUA Cement PLC and 11 other companies, the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) yesterday resumed the first trading session in March in an upward note as market capitalisation increased by N69 billion.
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