On Wednesday, social media platforms were awash with the news that PZ Cussons, one of the most popular conglomerates in Nigeria, was packing up. The news was given credence after a national daily published a report with the title "Nigeria PZ Cussons to Withdraw amid Tough Conditions". The content of the report, however, did not…

Eat’N’Go Limited, Nigeria’s franchisee for Domino’s Pizza, Cold Stone Creamery and Pinkberry Gourmet Frozen Yoghurt...

London's stock market rose on Tuesday following gains in Tokyo and a slump in the pound, with most world indices shut owing to public holidays.

Bharti Airtel’s Africa business is being valued at $6.6billion even as the Sunil Mittal-led telco’s international holding company for Africa operations explores an initial public offer (IPO) to dilute a minority stake, analysts said.

London's FTSE 100 ended 2017 on a new record high on Friday, on a shortened final day of trading before the New Year break.

The presentation of the report is scheduled as the anchor event of the “Nigeria Banking  and Investment Forum: Capital Markets Partnership,” hosted by the LSE in collaboration with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), and Afrinvest.

Stockbrokers on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) may be warming up to take advantage of Investment opportunities in the Nigerian Capital Market (NCM) to leverage its fast growing profile.

Mouka Nigeria Limited was recently recognised by London Stock Exchange (LSE) for service excellence. The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Ray Murphy, spoke on the recognition and sundry economic issues.

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) in its recent ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ report unveiled in Lagos recently, listed Sigma Pensions amongst the fastest growing private businesses in Africa.

Nigeria’s ST. Nicholas Hospital is one of 58 companies identified by the London Stock Exchange (LSE) recently as the fastest growing in Africa, for recording consistent year on year (YoY) growth and building a successful indigenous model in healthcare.

The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) on Friday launched a report that listed 58 Nigerian companies among the fastest growing private businesses in Africa.

The International Markets Unit - Head of Middle East, Africa and South Asia, London Stock Exchange, (LSE), Ibukun Adebayo, has described the success of Nigeria’s bond listing...