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Articles & Analysis | Oil and gas from The Report: Nigeria 2015

The Company

Oando was listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in February 1992 and in 2005 became the first African company to have a cross-border inward listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. In 2012 its upstream business, Oando Energy Resources, became the first indigenously Nigerian firm to be listed on...

Articles & Analysis | Hospitality from The Report: Nigeria 2015

The Company

 Transcorp Hotels, formerly Transnational Hotels and Tourism Services, is the hospitality subsidiary of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria (Transcorp), which holds a 79% stake in the company following the successful conclusion of an...

Articles & Analysis | IT solutions from The Report: Nigeria 2015

 

The Company

Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) was incorporated as a private limited liability company in 2005 and fully commenced operation in 2011 following its 2010 acquisitions of 100% stakes in CWL Systems, DCC Networks and ExpertEdge Software....

While the assets of Nigeria’s main pool of domestic institutional investment – pension funds – have grown rapidly since reform was enacted in 2006, their investment mix has remained very conservative, clustered overwhelmingly in government securities with a so-called risk-free rate of return, which funds have bought to hold. Indeed, asset growth has been driven by the...

Articles & Analysis | Banking from The Report: Nigeria 2015

THE COMPANY: Guaranty Trust Bank, with its many businesses covering Anglophone West Africa and the UK, has grown into one of Nigeria’s most respected and service-focused banks. The bank, along with its subsidiaries, is organised into three business segments: retail, corporate and commercial. It currently has over 29.43bn shares...

With issuance on the primary market remaining far below the levels seen during the heydays of the mid2000s, attracting new supply will be key if the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is to meet its goal of a $1trn market capitalisation by 2016 – up from N12.14trn ($74.05bn) in early April 2015.

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