Dangote Cement drivers discussed road safety, workplace welfare and operational challenges at a safety retreat organised by the company in Ogun State. The discussions took place during the 2026 Drivers’ Safety Retreat for personnel at the company’s Ibese plant. Participants considered issues affecting their work, inclu…
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…in 2026 has been driven largely by the performance of the Dangote Refinery in Lagos and Dangote Cement, both of which have gained considerably this year.
…units.The new vacancies obtained on Tuesday, August 4 cover two major divisions, Dangote Cement and Dangote Foods, with roles based in Lagos, Ogun, Kogi, Adamawa, and Edo states. The company is also hiring for its international operations in Tanzania, Senegal, Zambia, and India. Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor a…
…impact on the overall market index. A review of the top-valued stocks showed Dangote Cement Plc overtaking MTN Nigeria Plc to emerge as the most capitalised company. The 24 companies include nine banks, six consumer goods companies, three industrial goods companies, three energy companies, one consumer services company…
…to its economic reforms. DAILY POST reports that the 10 firms, including MTN Nigeria, Dangote Cement, Seplat Energy, Aradel Holdings, BUA Cement and others, recorded a combined profit after tax of N4.99 trillion in the first quarter of 2026. Reacting, the presidency said the strong financial performance recorded by man…
Dangote Cement Plc, Obajana Plant, has distributed educational materials to pupils in Lokoja, Kogi State, as part of its corporate social responsibility programme. The company’s General Manager, Social Performance Department, Ademola Adeyemi, in a statement on Sunday, described the initiative as an extension of Dangote…
…stocks, and general market trends.Nigeria's three largest listed cement manufacturers—Dangote Cement, BUA Cement, and HBM Nigeria—reported robust first-half 2026 earnings, driven by higher sales volumes, improved operational efficiency, and a more stable foreign exchange environment.The sharp increase in cement prices,…
Dangote Cement Plc, Africa’s largest cement manufacturer and the most capitalised industrial firm on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, has reported a group revenue of N2.514tn for the half-year ended 30 June 2026. According to unaudited financial statements submitted to the NGX on Wednesday, the figure represents a 21.35…
By Yinka Kolawole Dangote Cement Plc has reaffirmed its commitment to driving low-carbon cement production, with Group Managing Director, Arvind Pathak, urging African producers to accelerate decarbonisation while expanding capacity to meet the continent's growing infrastructure demand. Pathak made the call after parti…
…of building materials, paint products, construction technologies and cement, including Dangote Cement Plc, all showcasing innovative products and solutions designed to transform Africa's housing sector. Commissioners for Lands, Housing and Urban Development from states across Nigeria have also confirmed participation a…
…worth N12.247 billion. Six stocks traded ex-dividend during the week. Airtel Africa and Dangote Cement made the largest adjustments, with Airtel trading ex-dividend at N3,962.62 per share after a N58.58 payout. Dangote Cement adjusted to N1,110.00 after a N45.00 dividend. What you should know: The week's N5.64 trillion…
…marked down accordingly. Last week alone, UACN, Eterna Plc, FCMB Group, Airtel Africa, Dangote Cement, and Champions Breweries were marked down following dividend payments. The previous week, Seplat Energy traded ex-dividend, while Julius Berger, Chemical and Allied Products (CAP), BUA Foods, and Jaiz Bank have also ex…
…only 9 stocks qualify for this group. They are, Seplat Energy, Airtel Africa, Nestle, Dangote Cement, Presco, Aradel, Okomu Oil, Geregu, and AVA Infrastructure Fund. In context, for Seplat's price to move by even one kobo, someone needs to trade N113 million in a single transaction and for Aradel, that is N16.7 million…