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DANGOTE CEMENT
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, recorded a N1.47 trillion increase in the market value of his listed investments on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) during the third quarter of 2026.
Kenya has secured a new investor to establish a $254.4 million cement factory in Kitui County, with construction expected to begin in November 2026.
This work ranks the top 10 stocks under the NGX Industrial Index based on their size, or market capitalization.
The President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has said that the group’s cement company pays 52% of its taxes as revenue, with the government collecting 52 kobo from various taxes out of every N1 it turns around.
Nigerian companies are on track to pay significantly more taxes in 2025 and of the largest payouts in corporate history.
This article lists the top 10 Nigerian stocks that disbursed the most cash to shareholders in H1 2025, with the ranking based solely on what was received—whether as final or annual dividends.
Nigeria’s cement industry has once again posted impressive earnings in H1 2025; but the story behind the numbers is one of consumers bearing the brunt of unrelenting price hikes.
After a turbulent two years of currency swings with high foreign exchange losses and ballooning finance costs, many Nigerian companies are back in the black.
In the trading week ended July 18, 2025, the Nigerian industrial sector delivered a standout performance, soaring 19.17% to lead both sectoral and overall market gains.
Analysts at CardinalStone have revised their full-year 2025 revenue forecast for Dangote Cement to N4.2 trillion, a slight...
Tetracore Energy Group Limited, an integrated energy solutions provider with a robust and expanding portfolio in natural gas and power delivery across Nigeria and a growing footprint within the African continent, proudly announces the successful commissioning of Phase 2 of its AutoGas Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) supply network.
For their continued loyalty and patronage, Dangote Cement Plc has rewarded its distributors and customers with various choice gift items and cash worth N11 billion.