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Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc reported half-year results showing a 41% increase in revenue during the second quarter and a reduction in losses. The update provides earnings information relevant to investors tracking the company and the performance of NGX-listed services-sector equities.
The Nigerian stock market lost N2.93 trillion in value over two days as investors engaged in substantial profit-taking involving listed blue-chip companies on the Nigerian Exchange. The report highlights broad market weakness without identifying specific stocks, sectors, dates, or individual company performance.
Maritime workers and stakeholders in Rivers State have given the Federal Government four days to address dilapidated roads and concerns over the E-Call system, threatening to shut down Onne Port. A shutdown could affect port-dependent logistics and transport activity, including listed services companies with exposure to related operations.
About 130 indigenous Nigerian upstream oil and gas companies have received more than $400 million in support from the Nigerian Content Development Fund. The funding relates to domestic industry participation and capacity development, creating a relevant sector-level update for investors tracking listed Nigerian oil and gas companies.
seplat is one of very few ngx-listed companies paying dividends in us dollars. the qualification date is august 13, 2026, with payment expected around august 28.
Nigeria-India bilateral trade reached $9bn in 2025-26, representing a 26% increase over the previous year, according to an Indian envoy cited by The Punch. The report highlights expanding commercial ties between both countries but does not identify specific Nigerian Exchange-listed companies or sectors.
The EFCC recovered N115 billion and $84 million in outstanding NDDC levies from 24 oil firms following an investigation into NEITI audit queries. The development concerns regulatory compliance and financial obligations within Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, which is represented by listed companies on the NGX.
NUPRC data indicates that Nigeria’s average daily crude oil production fell by 4% in July to 1.505 million barrels per day. Including condensate production of 0.17 million barrels per day, total output averaged 1.67 million barrels per day during the month.
Geregu has both.Its ordinary shares are listed on the NGX, while it also issued a ₦40.085bn corporate bond in 2022.If you own the shares, you own part of Geregu.If you own the bond, Geregu owes you money. This are Completely different instruments.
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The EFCC says it recovered more than N115 billion in outstanding statutory levies owed to the Niger Delta Development Commission by defaulting oil companies between 2021 and 2023. The recovery was disclosed to the Senate Committee on Public Accounts, alongside the reported clearance of 19 oil firms.
President Bola Tinubu approved a new tax incentive framework for deep offshore oil and gas projects. The policy aims to attract up to $50 billion in investment, revive stalled developments and increase Nigeria’s crude oil production, creating a potentially relevant regulatory development for the listed energy sector.
Civil society organisations are asking the Federal Government to publish the memorandum of understanding for the proposed $2.5bn JBS Nigeria livestock deal. They cited the need for public scrutiny, including concerns relating to environmental and social implications of the proposed investment.
Civil society organisations are asking the Federal Government to publish the JBS Nigeria memorandum of understanding valued at $2.5bn. They are also warning against repeating past problems in oil-sector agreements, raising issues of transparency, governance and potential regulatory implications for Nigeria’s energy industry.
NAICOM issued guidelines on 31 March 2026 governing the operation of foreign or international health insurance providers in Nigeria. The report outlines compliance considerations for insurers and policyholders, making it relevant to regulatory developments affecting Nigeria’s insurance and healthcare sectors.
The report examines the Central Bank of Nigeria’s new payments system circular and its implications for banks, fintechs and investors. It focuses on regulatory requirements affecting Nigeria’s digital payments ecosystem, making the development relevant to listed financial services and ICT companies on the Nigerian Exchange.
Nigeria’s crude oil production fell 4% month-on-month in July 2026, according to NUPRC, although output remained above the OPEC quota for a third consecutive month. The development provides sector context for Nigerian Exchange-listed oil and gas companies.
🇳🇬NGX is making a bigger push for foreign capital — this time targeting Hong Kong and Chinese companies.Here’s what happened 🧵👇1/ The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) Chairman, Umaru Kwairanga, led a delegation to Hong Kong to meet with major financial institutions including https://t.co/q17wof8MsC
NNPC is preparing to implement a new Production Sharing Contract framework that could unlock as much as $50 billion in deep offshore oil and gas investments. The development is relevant to Nigeria’s petroleum investment landscape and may have implications for listed oil and gas companies.
The EFCC said it recovered more than N115 billion in statutory levies owed to the Niger Delta Development Commission by defaulting oil companies between 2021 and 2023. The commission also said 19 oil companies had been cleared, according to remarks before the Senate Committee on Public Accounts.
Nigeria’s domestic equities market extended its decline for a second consecutive session, with the All-Share Index falling 1.12% to 243,967.09 points. Overall market capitalisation dropped by N1.762 trillion to N157.494 trillion amid a midweek sell-off.
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