Shareholders under the aegis of New Dimension Shareholders Association have called for an urgent review of proxy AGM arrangement, insisting the current practice contradicts the Companies and Allied Matters Act

When a company is planning the expansion of its operations, it may require huge amount of capital. However, instead of opting for debt

Apparently dissatisfied with level at which investors are short-changed in share reconstruction exercises, stock market investors have stressed the need for listed firms to stick to the initial policy of share buyback to enable shareholders to get value for their investment. Indeed, the shareholders, who opted for a ‘share buyback’, argued that post share reconstruction,…

Two ’ groups; Progressive Shareholders Association of Nigeria (PSAN), and Standard Shareholders Association of Nigeria (SSAN), have bemoaned the huge losses suffered by investors in the last few years.

For increasing shareholders value on investment through dividend payout and adherence to corporate governance principles, shareholders of C&I Leasing Plc have commended the company’s board on its 2015 performance.

The shareholders, who spoke during the bank’s fourth yearly general meeting held in Lagos, also urged the bank to do everything within its powers to reduce the number of unclaimed dividend

May & Baker Nigeria Plc has unfolded plans to expand its business frontiers as it seeks new opportunities that will improve its performance and increase shareholders’ value.

Agusto & Co., Nigeria’s lone rating agency, upgraded the credit rating of Coronation Merchant Bank, formerly Associated Discount House Limited to “A”.

Okezie lauded the management for the improved performance achieved in 2015 financial year, urging fellow shareholders to support the new chairman.

Caverton Offshore Support Group (COSG) has assured shareholders of improved performance in the current financial year, even as the firm sealed deals with four new clients in the helicopter subsidiary business.

Shareholders of Fidelity Bank have endorsed the bank’s N4.6 billion total dividend, culminating to16 kobo per share dividend due to every investor of the bank for the 2015 financial year.

For increasing shareholders value on investment through robust dividend payout and adherence to corporate governance principles, shareholders’ of Zenith Bank Plc have commended the lender’s board on its 2014 performance, as they approve a dividend of N1.75 kobo per share.