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Nigerian firms' borrowing cost more than doubles as rate hike bites
Nigeria’s biggest firms are feeling the heat of the central bank’s decision to raise interest rates as new data show...
Nigeria’s biggest firms are feeling the heat of the central bank’s decision to raise interest rates as new data show...
Twenty Nigerian listed firms made less cash from their core business activities in the first three months of 2024, an...
Twenty-four Nigerian firms saw their combined revenue more than triple to N1.15 trillion within four years, BusinessDay analysis of the...
Twenty-five firms in Nigeria have been listed in a ranking by the Financial Times and research company, Statista, among the...
In the 10 months to December 2023, six Nigerian companies stopped operations in the country due to its tough business...
18 Nigerian firms increased their liquidity by 77 percent in the first nine months of 2023 amid the uncertainties in...
Kreston Global, a global accounting network, has announced the inclusion of Pedabo, a Nigerian firm, into its network as part...
Seven publicly listed firms in Nigeria incurred N21.53 billion as legal fees in the first half of 2023 from N4.79...
For more than six decades, some companies have been operating in Nigeria despite many economic challenges and political uncertainties that...
Nigerian firms recorded a 133 percent increase in corporate borrowings in 2022 as working capital needs soared amid an intense...