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BUA Foods Plc receives approval to list 18 billion shares on NGX

BUA Foods Plc has announced its readiness to be listed its shares on the main board of the Nigerian Exchange, after receiving regulatory approval and satisfying listing requirements.

3 years ago

Business·Business News

BUA Foods Plc receives approval to list 18 billion shares on NGX

BUA Foods Plc has announced its readiness to be listed its shares on the main board of the Nigerian Exchange, after receiving regulatory approval and satisfying listing requirements.

3 years ago

Business·Business News

Shareholders attribute increase in cement price to naira devaluation

Shareholders have blamed the continued increase in the price of cement on currency devaluation, calling on the government to create a better operating environment and incentives to increase investments in the industry.

3 years ago

Business·Business News

Shareholders attribute increase in cement price to naira devaluation

Shareholders have blamed the continued increase in the price of cement on currency devaluation, calling on the government to create a better operating environment and incentives to increase investments in the industry.

3 years ago

Business·Business News

Nigeria’s industrial sector needs competition for price control

Abdul-Samad Rabiu is the Chairman of BUA Group. In this interview, he talks about opportunities and challenges in Nigeria’s industrial sector, especially as it relates to policies that can help to check

3 years ago

Business·Industry

Nigeria’s industrial sector needs competition for price control

Abdul-Samad Rabiu is the Chairman of BUA Group. In this interview, he talks about opportunities and challenges in Nigeria’s industrial sector, especially as it relates to policies that can help to check

3 years ago

Business·Industry

Nigeria to receive BUA-purchased COVID-19 vaccines next week

BUA, one of Africa’s largest conglomerates, yesterday, said it had paid for one million doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines for Nigeria through Afrexim Vaccine Programme, in partnership with CACOVID.

3 years ago

National·News·Nigeria

Nigeria to receive BUA-purchased COVID-19 vaccines next week

BUA, one of Africa’s largest conglomerates, yesterday, said it had paid for one million doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines for Nigeria through Afrexim Vaccine Programme, in partnership with CACOVID.

3 years ago

National·News·Nigeria

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Int’l Women Society, ASR-Africa empower widows

BUA Foods Plc receives approval to list 18 billion shares on NGX

BUA Foods Plc receives approval to list 18 billion shares on NGX

Shareholders attribute increase in cement price to naira devaluation

Shareholders attribute increase in cement price to naira devaluation

Nigeria’s industrial sector needs competition for price control

Nigeria’s industrial sector needs competition for price control

Nigeria to receive BUA-purchased COVID-19 vaccines next week

Nigeria to receive BUA-purchased COVID-19 vaccines next week

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