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Skyway Aviation shed nearly 10% on August 3 after opening at its 52-week peak, raising questions about whether the stock’s 93% year-to-date rally has finally run out of fuel.
Airtel Africa purchased nearly 800,000 shares in just two trading sessions, pushing its ongoing buyback past 15.9 million shares since May.
Oando swung from an operating loss to a ₦128 billion operating profit, but a familiar threat still looms beneath the surface.
Transcorp Power closed at ₦197.70 on August 3, falling below a floor that had held for a full year, as transmission vandalism and shrinking revenue weigh on investor confidence in the utility stock.
Aradel Holdings delivered a record ₦1.06 trillion in operating profit for H1 2026, but the bottom line tells a far more complex story beneath the surface.
Vitafoam Nigeria posted a 45% jump in nine-month net profit, fueled by a dramatic reduction in borrowing costs that unlocked billions in earnings capacity.
BUA Foods delivered wider margins and a bigger bottom line in H1 2026, even as topline revenue fell by more than ₦147 billion.
Seplat is trimming its stake in the NNPC-SEPNU joint venture, freeing cash for a special dividend and quicker debt paydown across 2026.
Seplat Energy declared its highest quarterly dividend on record at 12 cents per share, raising fresh questions about what fueled the rare bonus and whether it can last.
Dangote Cement erased its entire net debt position and entered cash surplus territory within a single half-year reporting period.
Airtel Africa just printed a fresh all-time high on the Nigerian Exchange, and the numbers behind the rally suggest this telecom giant may only be warming up.
The CBN’s 2025 annual report shows autonomous inflows now account for nearly two-thirds of Nigeria’s foreign exchange supply, signaling a structural shift away from central bank-driven liquidity.
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