Morning Beats
Lafarge Africa plans EGM, seeks shareholders’ nod to raise N90b fresh fund
The board of Lafarge Africa Plc,
on Monday, wrote the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), announcing plans for an
Extra-Ordinary General Meeting (EGM), on September 25, 2018,Guardian
Uncertainties, political tensions may cripple investment in
Nigeria’s oil sector
Stakeholders in the oil and gas,
and investment sectors have said growing socio-economic uncertainties and
political instability could further quash inflow of investment into the countryGuardian
Non-oil exporters advocate value-addition, revamped processes to
check losses
To reduce losses suffered from
long haulage and shipping cycles as a result of prolonged rehabilitation of
access routes leading to the ports, non-oil exporters are urging members to
embrace value-addition, and re-jig their export processes as well as
value-chain operations.Guardian
Profit taking drags stock market indices by N57b
Hopes for a bulls’ run dimmed
yesterday, following renewed profit-taking by investors at the Nigerian Stock
Exchange (NSE), as the bears took centre stage again on equity transactions,
reversing the Tuesday’s positive sentiment, as market capitalisation
depreciated by N57billion.Guardian
‘UK, a great ally for Nigeria capital market development’
The Chief Executive Officer, The
Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Oscar N. Onyema, has averred that the United
Kingdom remains a key partner to Nigeria, particularly for its capital market
development.Guardian
Fed Govt, states debts hit $22b
DMO lists who owes what The Debt
Management Office (DMO), yesterday put Nigeria’s external debt stock at
$22billion.The
Nation
Ogbeh praises CBN’s 9% credit lending to farmers
The Minister of Agriculture and
Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, yesterday applauded the Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN) and Committee of Bankers for pegging interest rate to farmers at
nine per cent.The
Nation
CBN maintains N15b T-Bills collateral for settlement banks
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
has asked settlement banks to provide clearing collateral of not less than N15
billion worth of treasury bills for them to perform settlement roles.The
Nation
Nigeria saves $800m from rice production
The Bank of Agriculture (BoA) on
Wednesday disclosed that the Federal Government has saved about 800 million
dollars by encouraging local production of rice in the country.The
Nation
Why Buhari withheld assent to PIGB
The Presidency on Wednesday
disclosed why President Muhammadu Buhari withheld his assent to the Petroleum
Industry Governance Bill (PIGB).The
Nation
Maritime to lead economic diversification — Buhari
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari,
yesterday said that the Federal Government is repositioning the Nigerian
maritime sector to take a leading position as alternative source of revenue in
growing the economy in with its economic diversification programme.Vanguard
GEEP: BoI disburses N15bn loans to 400,000 micro-enterprises
THE Bank of Industry (BoI) has so
far disbursed N15 billion loans to about 400,000 micro-enterprises under the
Government Enterprise and Empowerment Program (GEEP) of the federal governmentVanguard
May’s Visit: Nigeria’s business community expresses optimism on
improved trade relationship
The business community in Lagos
says the visit of British Prime Minister, Theresa May, will deepen existing
bilateral relationship between the two countries.Vanguard
Oil price climbs back to $76, highest in recent time
THE price of crude oil yesterday
rose to $76.62 from $74.17 to per barrel in the global market following limited
inventories in the United States and Iran sanctions.Vanguard
Naira depreciates to N363.06/$ in I&E window
The Naira,
yesterday, depreciated to N363.06 per dollar in the Investors and Exporters
(I&E) window as the volume of dollars traded dropped to $131.82 millionVanguard
Illegal funds repatriation: CBN fines four banks N5.8bn, orders
lenders, MTN to refund $8.1bn
The Central Bank
of Nigeria has imposed heavy fines totalling N5.87bn on four banks under its
regulatory purview for alleged illegal funds repatriation.Punch
We’ve paid $15bn dividends, $6.5bn taxes to FG – NLNG
The Nigerian
Liquefied Natural Gas Limited said on Wednesday that it had so far paid to the
Federal Government dividends in excess of $15bn.Punch
NIPOST set to begin electronic money transfer service
The Nigerian
Postal Service is set to roll out a new product – electronic money order – that
would enable customers in both rural and urban communities to transfer and
receive money across the country.Punch
NNPC to establish 200,000bpd condensate refineries
The Nigerian
National Petroleum Corporation has said it will establish two condensate
refineries with a total refining capacity of 200,000 barrels per day at Western
Forcados Area and Assa North/Ohaji South Areas of Delta and Imo states.Punch
Banks release N77.4bn for agric projects
The Nigerian
Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending has facilitated
the release of a total of N77.4bn from the Deposit Money Banks into
agribusiness in Nigeria.Punch
SEC proposes new rule on derivatives trading
The Securities
and Exchange Commission has proposed changes and new rules regarding
derivatives trading and registration requirements for commodity brokers.Punch
TCN installs 220MVA transformers in Lagos, Ekiti, Niger
The Transmission
Company of Nigeria said it has completed the installation of 100MVA, 60MVA and
60/66MVA, 132/33kV power transformers in three different transmission
substations across the country.Punch
GDL launches N1bn low-risk money market fund
Growth and
Development Asset Management Limited has launched a N1bn money market fund to
corporate and private investors.Punch
Firm pushes ahead with 100,000bpd refinery in Port Harcourt
JIL-Amber
Consortium has said that through its special purpose vehicle, African Refinery
Port Harcourt Limited, it is advancing with its 100,000 barrels per day
refinery relocation and colocation project near the Port Harcourt Refining
Company.Punch
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