Lafarge Africa Plc has released its full year results for the period ended December 31, 2018, and said revenue grew by 3.1percent to N308.43billion from a low of N299.15billion in 2017.

As at 1.59pm on Thursday June 20, 2019, the company’s share price had rallied on the Nigerian Stock Exchange by 95kobo or 9.95percent, from N9.55 to N10.5.

Gross Income of N69.68billion in 2018 against N48.97billion represents an increase of 42.3percent.

The company was able to reduce its record Loss before Tax     (LBT) by 42.7percent from a high of N34.03billion in 2017 to N19.50billion in 2018.

Also, its Loss after Tax (LAT) at N8.80billion in 2018 stood lower by 74.6 percent compared with N34.601billion in 2017.

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