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Unilever Nigeria Plc released its unaudited interim report for the twelve months period ended 31st December 2024.
The finance costs of major FMCG companies in Nigeria surged by 133.3% year-on-year, reaching N1.074 trillion in the first nine months of 2024 compared to N460.22 billion in 2023.
The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) ended the trading session on Tuesday, November 19th, with a bullish stride, climbing 225.06 points to close the day in positive territory.
A significant factor contributing to the exodus of multinational companies is the declining purchasing power of Nigerian consumers
Bankers from Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan have initiated contact with potential investors in the buyout
As part of efforts aimed at driving inclusion in the workplace, Unilever Nigeria held a panel discussion session themed “Equity is” to celebrate International Women’s Day.
Unilever has unveiled plans to trim approximately 7,500 jobs worldwide in a strategic revamp aimed at achieving savings of around 684 million euros ($869 million) over the next three years.
