Lafarge Africa

The shareholders of the major cement manufacturers are to share a total of N609.55 billion in dividends for the 2023 financial year. The amount is an increase of 30.3 percent over N467.85 billion declared in the 2022 financial year. The…

Lafarge Africa Plc, the cement-producing and marketing company, bowed to operating pressure from cost and income in the first quarter, and its profit slowdown in 2022 extended to a drop in the first quarter. At N14.9 billion, group…

The Country Chief Executive Officer of Lafarge Africa Plc, Khaled El Dokani, said the company invested over N902 billion in Corporate Social investment in 2021. Speaking Tuesday at the Facts Behind the Sustainability Report (FBSR)- an…

The shares of Lafarge Africa Plc went up by 5.28 per cent on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) as the Board of Directors approved the appointment of Kaspar Theiler as Non-Executive Director. The Company's shares gained N1.35…

The recovery of the Nigerian Exchange Grop (NGX) on Wednesday continued as the All-Share Index and Market Capitalization rose by 0.29 percent. The Equities market also recorded a gain in the previous trading session when the ASI and…

The nation’s bourse on Wednesday sustained its bearish performance for the third consecutive trading day, with the market indicators dropping further by 0.10 per cent. Specifically, the All-Share Index which opened at 42,043.79 dipped…

Lafarge Africa Plc has disclosed that it would divest 35 per cent of its shares in Continental Blue Investment Ghana Limited. The company secretary, Adewunmi Alode the divestment is one of the resolutions at a recent board meeting.…

Transaction on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) commenced the week on a negative note, with All Share Index (ASI) dropping 0.23 per cent. The ASI which opened trading at 41,176.14 basic points, shed 93.76 index point to…

For Lafarge Africa Plc, the current financial year is one of relative leanness that follows the big windfall of last year. Though the cement producing company improved profit from continuing operations at the end of the third quarter, the…

The bearish trend of the Nigerian equity market continued as stocks tumbled again on Tuesday, pushing the All Share Index (ASI) marginally by 0.09 per cent. The ASI stood at 35,033.74 basic points as against 35,064.36 basic points it…