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NEM Insurance tops gainers chart this week

This week’s trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a positive note.

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Gainers and Losers, Niger Insurance Plc

This week’s trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a positive note. The All Share Index opened at 29,830.70 basis points and closed at 31,005.17 basis points, up 1,174.47 or 3.94%. Year to date, the index is in the red, down 1.35%.

38 equities appreciated in price during the week, higher than 22 in the previous week. 29 equities depreciated in price, lower than 44 of the previous week, while 102 equities remained unchanged, lower than 103 equities recorded in the preceding week.

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Top Gainers

NEM Insurance Plc

NEM Insurance Plc was the best performing stock this week. The stock opened at N1.73 and closed at N2.48, up N0.75 or 43.35%. Year to date, the stock is down 8.15%.

The company yesterday announced that AFIG funds, a private equity firm, had taken up a 30% stake. AFIG is now the single largest individual shareholder.

The stake, from all indications, could be shares sold by VFD Group and several investors.

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Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc

Sovereign Trust Insurance gained 30% this week. The stock opened at N0.20 and closed at N0.26, up 30%. Year to date, the stock is up 23.81%.

The company, through its stockbroker, Dynamic Portfolio Limited, submitted an application to the Nigerian Stock Exchange for the approval and listing of a rights issue of 4,170,411,648 ordinary shares of N0.50 each at N0.50 per share, on the basis of 1 new share for every 2 ordinary shares held.

The qualification date for the rights issue was Tuesday, 15 January, 2019.

Royal Exchange Plc 

Royal Exchange Plc opened at N0.21 and closed at N0.27 this week, up N0.06 or 28.57%. Year to date, the stock is up 22.73%.

Cement Company of Northern Nigeria Plc

CCNN (also known as Sokoto Cement) gained 25.50% this week. The stock opened at N20 and closed at N25.10, up N5.10. Year to date, the stock is up 29.38%.

Custodian Investment Plc

Custodian Investment opened at N5.30 and closed at N6.45, up N1.15 or 21.70%. Year to date, the stock is up 14.16%.

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Union Bank of Nigeria Plc

Union Bank of Nigeria appreciated by 12.50% this week. The stock opened at N6 and closed at N6.75, up N0.75. Year to date, the stock is up 20.5%.

Dangote Cement Plc

Dangote Cement opened the week at N177 and closed at N194.90, up N17.90, or 10.11%. Year to date, the stock is up 2.74%.

Regency Alliance Plc 

Regency Alliance Plc gained 10% this week. The stock opened at N0.20 and closed at N0.22, up N0.02. Year to date, the stock is up 4.76%.

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Unity Bank Plc 

Unity Bank Plc opened at N0.83 and closed at N0.91 this week, up N0.08 or 9.64%. Year to date, the stock is down 14.95%.

Ikeja Hotels Plc 

Ikeja Hotels rounds up the top 10 gainers for the week with a 9.35% gain. The stock opened at N1.39 and closed at N1.52 up N0.13. Year to date, the stock is down 0.65%.

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Top Losers

Resort Savings and Loans Plc 

Resort Savings and Loans Plc was the worst performing stock this week. The stock shed 29.73%, opening at N0.37 and closing at N0.26, down N0.11. Year to date, the stock is down 48%.

Beta Glass Plc 

Beta Glass Plc opened at N67 and closed at N55, down N12 or 17.91%. Year to date, the stock is down 19.47%.

Linkage Assurance Plc

Linkage Assurance declined by 13.85% this week. The stock opened at N0.65 and closed at N0.56, down N0.09. Year to date, the stock is down 22.22%.

Berger Paints Plc 

Berger Paints opened at N8.60 and closed at N7.75, down N0.85 or 9.88%. Year to date, the stock is down by the same margin.

Etranzact International Plc

Etranzact International Plc dropped by 9.87% this week. The stock opened at N3.95 and closed at N3.56, down N0.39. Year to date, the stock is down by the same margin.

The company had this week held an Extra Ordinary General Meeting (EGM) to obtain shareholders approval to raise N7 billion fresh capital. It has yet to issue a notice pertaining to the outcome.

Newrest ASL Plc 

Newrest ASL opened at N7.90 and closed at N7.15, down N0.75 or 9.49% this week. Year to date, the stock is down by the same margin.

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Livestock Feeds Plc 

Livestock Feeds shed 9.43% this week. The stock opened at N0.53 and closed at N0.48, down N0.05 or 9.43%. Year to date, the stock is down 2.04%.

Northern Nigeria Flour Mills 

Northern Nigeria Flour Mills (a subsidiary of Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc) opened the week at N4.35 and closed at N3.95, down N0.40 or 9.20%. Year to date, the stock is down 17.71%.

Cornerstone Insurance Plc 

Cornerstone Insurance Plc fell by 9.09% this week. The stock opened at N0.22 and closed at N0.20, down N0.02. Year to date, the stock is flat.

Wapic Insurance Plc

Wapic Insurance Plc rounds up the top 10 losers for the week. The stock opened at N0.44 and closed at N0.40, down N0.04 or 9.09%. Year to date, the stock is down 4.76%.

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Onome Ohwovoriole has a degree in Economics and Statistics from the University of Benin and prior to joining Nairametrics in December 2016 as Lead Analyst had stints in Publishing, Automobile Services, Entertainment and Leadership Training. He covers companies in the Nigerian corporate space, especially those listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). He also has a keen interest in new frontiers like Cryptocurrencies and Fintech. In his spare time, he loves to read books on finance, fiction as well as keep up with happenings in the world of international diplomacy. You can contact him via [email protected]

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Why Shoprite is “exiting” Nigeria

Shoprite’s intention to divest from its Nigerian operations appears to be anchored on these factors.

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7 hours ago

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August 3, 2020

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Shoprite, Growth outlook

Africa’s largest retail chain, Shoprite, announced on Monday that it is considering divesting from its Nigerian retail entity, Retail Supermarkets Nigeria, the owners of Shoprite Supermarket Nigeria.

Shoprite Nigeria operates about 26 outlets across the country and employs about 2000 employees who are 99% Nigerians. A divestment means it will sell its holdings to another investor who will continue to run the business.

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According to the company, it has taken a decision to leave “following approaches from various potential investors” looking to invest in the Nigerian entity.  The group also said the decision is in line with its “re-evaluation of the Group’s operating model in Nigeria” one of the 15 countries where it currently operates.

Shoprite also confirmed it has initiated a formal process to sell its entire stake in the Nigerian entity or a majority stake.

READ ALSO: Nigeria’s retail outlets risk CBN sanction, debit N50 PoS fee from customers 

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Why the exit?

Shoprite’s explanation of its intention to divest from its Nigerian operations appears to be anchored on its investment expectation and operating environment. However, there could be more to it.

Firstly, Nigeria is a highly competitive space, where retail is the survival of the fittest. Following Shoprite’s foray into Nigeria in 2002, the retail chain disrupted Nigeria’s retail space giving ordinary Nigerians a taste of what it feels to shop with family and friends. But the fairy tale was not going to last forever. Previous retail outlets like Park n Shop rebranded and injected significant funds in their operations and business expansion. Park n Shop rebranded to Spar and has 14 outlets across the country. It only makes sense for them to divest having held on to the Nigerian operations for almost two decades.

Shoprite also competes with homegrown retail outlets especially in Nigeria’s commercial city, Lagos State. Retail outlets like Ebeano, Citydia, and Adiba are now household names that are expanding rapidly across the state. There are also several neighbourhood supermarkets in the nooks and cranny of Nigeria’s commercial capital piling pressure on Shoprite’s market share. Shoprite does not disclose revenues from its Nigerian operations.

Shopping is also going online as evidenced by the growth in online shopping since COVID-19 hit Nigeria. Jumia, one of Nigeria’s largest online retail outlets, revealed lower earnings in the first quarter of 2020. However, the company is optimistic of higher revenue growth in Q2, on the back of the COVID-19 lockdowns. Jumia had earlier noted that “we are seeing unprecedented demand to join the Jumia platform, especially for named brands. We believe those dynamics will help accelerate the shift toward online.”

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Local competitors like Spar and Ebeano already offer online shopping experiences and deliver goods to your doorstep. Shoprite’s business model relies heavily on physical store visits.

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As internet services become faster and cheaper, more Nigerians will rely on e-commerce to meet their shopping needs. Jumia has often struggled in this space and remains unprofitable. However, gravitation towards online shopping is inevitable and only those who have the capital and know-how will come out winners.

Jumia’s competitor in this space, Konga, was also recently acquired by Zinnox. Konga was then merged with another Nigerian retail giant Yudula. Interestingly, Konga’s model includes a combination of online and brick and mortar. The company has since been acquiring warehouses across the country as delivery points for its retail expansion drive.

Nigeria’s harsh operating environment is also another major challenge Shoprite faces. The Muhammadu Buhari-led administration, through the CBN, has focused on supporting locally made goods by banning forex availability for the importation of local substitutes. This has negatively impacted the number of products Shoprite can sell and how many new shelves it can create per floor space. It also creates supply chain challenges, especially with locally produced goods.

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Note that supermarkets sell on very thin margins. Therefore, the more products they can sell the higher the operating profits. Taxes are also higher and Nigeria’s susceptibility to exchange rate devaluation is also a major challenge. The company makes money in Naira and must convert to dollars before converting back to Rands.

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In 2017, when Nigeria last faced a currency crisis, Shoprite explained that it has about Rand 2.3 billion in cash locked up in Angola and Nigeria due to currency restrictions (inability to repatriate their money on time). Information reaching Nairametrics from traders suggest most foreign-owned investments in Nigeria are also facing “restrictions” due to limited liquidity in the NAFEX window.

Shoprite’s less talked challenge is its Legal Issues. In 2011, Nigerian company A.I.C Limited (the Claimant), which is owned by Chief Henry Akande, issued a summons against Shoprite South Africa and its Nigerian subsidiary for an alleged breach of a joint venture agreement (the JV Agreement) allegedly concluded in 1998. The company took Shoprite to court claiming it breached on an agreement to set up the Nigerian arm of the business.

The Federal High Court then ruled in favour of AIC and awarded damages of $10 million against Shoprite in 2017. Shoprite appealed the judgment in the appeal court and lost again earlier in 2020. It is unclear if Shoprite has any plans to take the matter up to the Supreme Court. Could this be another reason why the owners are deciding to divest?

Whatever the reason is, officially, it perhaps makes sense for the company to exit its Nigerian operations in the light of the points mentioned above. Its Nigerian entity is worth 1.1 billion Rands (N24 billion) per its financial statements and could be worth more when the sale is eventually consummated.

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Daily Parallel Market exchange rate – ₦480/$1

The US dollar closed at ₦480/US$1 in the parallel market

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13 hours ago

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August 3, 2020

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Forex, NIGERIA: Daily Parallel Market, Exchange Rate

The exchange rate between the naira and the US dollar as of Monday, August 3rd 2020 closed at ₦480/US$1 on the parallel market. The exchange rate closed at ₦485/$1 on Friday 31st July 2020.

  • Naira: ₦480
  • Dollar: $1
  • Date: August 3rd, 2020

The exchange rate between the naira and the British pound sterling closed at  ₦570/₤1 on Monday 3rd August as against ₦585/₤1  recorded on Friday 31st July 2020.

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  • Naira: ₦570
  • Pounds Sterling: ₤1
  • Date: August 3rd, 2020

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The exchange rate between the naira and the European euro closed at ₦530/€1 on Monday 3rd August 2020. The exchange rate closed at ₦520/€1 on Friday 31st July 2020.

  • Naira: ₦530
  • Euro: €1
  • Date: August 3rd, 2020

Activity: USD closed at ₦480/US$1 in the parallel market

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READ ALSO: The risk of buying Forex at black market rate of N460/$1 

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Data war: MTN takes over, gains 1.7 million subscribers, as Glo outshines Airtel in June

MTN gained 1.74 million data subscribers in June against the 882,458 it recorded in May 2020.

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Although competition in the Nigerian telecommunication space has always been stiff, latest data seen by Nairametrics indicated that the competition is getting stiffer.

Telecommunications operators, especially in the data section, are giving each other a hot chase. Gone are the days when the biggest telecommunication firm automatically retains the top position. Recently, companies that were once described as fringe players are catching up really fast in terms of attracting new subscribers every month.

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For instance, in May 2020, Glo took other operators by surprise, dwarfing them to lead the chart as the telco with the highest number of subscribers in a month when it gained 8.302 million data subscribers. The indigenous telco grew from 28.934 million in December 2019 to 37.236 million by the end of May 2020, while MTN gained 4.75 million data subscribers. Airtel, which used to be the second-highest in subscriber growth after MTN, recorded 2.795 million. Unfortunately, 9mobile lost 812,827 subscribers within the same period.

READ MORE: Airtel loses over 100,000 subscribers in one month, as Glo chases MTN’s market share

MTN regains top position

According to data released by the Nigerian Communication Commission for the period ending June 2020, Nigeria’s largest mobile telecommunication company, MTN, gained 1.74 million data subscribers against the 882,458 it recorded in May 2020.

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Also, at the end of June 2020, the total number of data subscribers on MTN data network rose to 60.60 million from the 58.86 million it recorded in May. This means the telco added 1.74 million data subscribers.

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Glo attracted more subscribers, outshining Airtel (subscribers base) for the first time in years

Despite a challenging year for Globacom in terms of its data subscriber base, the telco took industry watchers by surprise, as its subscriber base chased, met and overtook Airtel’s In June 2020.

For the first time in years, the once second largest telco (subscribers base) lost its position to the indigenous company as the latter increased its base from 34.24 million in May to 37.97 by the end of June 2020. The Indian-owned telco only managed to increase its base from 37.32 million to 37.57 million within the same period.

On the other hand, 9mobile ended the month without attracting any data subscriber. According to the NCC data, 9mobile continues its steady decline, as a total of 16,000 subscribers dumped the network for others when it fell from 7.26 million subscribers to 7.10 million within the same period.

 [READ MORE: MTN wins data war, as 1.88 million subscribers dump Glo, 9mobile)

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In terms of market share, Glo is now trailing behind MTN, as the latter expanded its overall market share in June.

At the end of June 2020, MTN’s total data market share rose further to 60.60 million subscribers. On the other hand, Glo had 37.97 million, followed by Airtel’s 37.57 million and 9mobile’s 7.10 million.

Internet remains slow in Nigeria despite the advent of 4G network

The advent of 4G/LTE in the global telecom industry was accompanied by the expectation of fast internet speed. The 4G is the fourth generation of wireless mobile telecommunications technology, succeeding 3G. Potential and current applications include amended mobile web access, IP telephony, gaming services, high-definition mobile TV, video conferencing, and 3D television.

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While GSM companies continue to jostle for market share, it has often come at the expense of poor service and lack of accountability. Quite frankly, as an average internet user in Nigeria, one is usually left at the mercy of poor mobile internet services which frustrate one to seek limited alternatives.

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Nigeria’s internet download speed remains among the slowest in the world, and while the telcos continue to rake in heavy gains from data sales, consumers continue to groan for lack of fast and affordable internet services.

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