Quality of Earnings Analysis

For Nigerian bankers, July 6, 2004 is one date they will never forget. This is the day a total outsider to the banking industry permanently upturned the way they have been doing banking business in the country in the last 100 years.
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Stocks Watch

Five consecutive days of losses in both the All Share Index (ASI) and the market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has left the market at a year low.
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Nigeria’s current biggest bank in assets, United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) has announced an impressive third quarter results showing a significant 60 percent increase in gross earnings and 68 percent increase in profit before and after taxation. |
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7 UP Plc on Thursday released its full year results for the financial year 2008 showing poor growth in sales but a significant growth in profits. The company’s results for the financial year ended March 2008 shows a marginal 11.9 percent increase in sales to N31billion as at March 2008 compared to sales of about N27 billion made in the same 12 month period of 2007.
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Are oil stocks values for real? |
Unlike most other stocks in the capital market that have dropped much of their values in the last few weeks, Stocks listed in the oil marketing sector of the Nigerian stock exchange have remained largely stable or rising. |
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Banking News

For Nigerian bankers, July 6, 2004 is one date they will never forget. This is the day a total outsider to the banking industry permanently upturned the way they have been doing banking business in the country in the last 100 years.
Oil & Gas News

For Nigerian bankers, July 6, 2004 is one date they will never forget. This is the day a total outsider to the banking industry permanently upturned the way ... Real full story
Insurance News
 Five consecutive days of losses in both the All Share Index (ASI) and the market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has left the market at a year low. ... Read full story
Manufacturing News
Five consecutive days of losses in both the All Share Index (ASI) and the market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has left the market at a year low. . . . Real full story
Conglomerate News
Five consecutive days of losses in both the All Share Index (ASI) and the market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has left the market at a year low. Read full story.
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