Lafarge

The operational costs of the three major cement companies in the country shot up to N1.65 trillion in 2023, an additional N50 billion to the N1.15 trillion they expended to keep their plants running in 2022. The surging costs of doing…

Lafarge pleads guilty to providing material support to Islamic State, other terrorist groups in Syria French cement giant Lafarge SA will pay a $778 million fine after pleading guilty to providing material support to Islamic State (IS)…

Muhammad Nami, the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), has restated that the mandate of the Service is to collect taxes that are due to the federation and the Federal Government but not empowered to grant…

The Nigerian stock market closed the week on a negative note Friday when the exchange closed bearish. The negative sentiment towards equities saw the All-Share Index ASI dipped 142.08 index points or 0.27 per cent, as the index closed at…

The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) continues its bullish runhave again upstaged the bears on the floor of the as stocks rallied on Thursday. The NGX's All-Share Index(ASI) soared by 559.91 index points or 1.06 per cent to close at…

For fulfilling their tax obligations despite the ravaging Covid-19 pandemic and the attendant harsh economy, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has celebrated Nigeria Liquified Petroleum Gas Company Ltd and 21 others, describing…

Five listed equities on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) namely, Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria Communication, Airtel Africa Telecommunication, BUA Cement and Nestle Nigeria Plc are the five most capitalised firms and accounting for 36.9 per…

The federal government and Cement manufacturers have agreed on discounted price for the construction of the 300,000-Social Housing Scheme under the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) for low income earning Nigerians. Although, the…

The appreciation of stocks of Dangote Cement, Lafarge Africa, Zenith Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank and Guinness Nigeria contributed to the rise of the All-Share Index, (ASI) by 1.10 per cent on Tuesday. The appetite for the shares of these…

OMOTAYO ARAOYE Leading Sub-Saharan Africa building materials company, Lafarge Africa Plc, has announced a revenue increase of 2.3 per cent for the first half of 2020. Lafarge, in a statement signed by its General Counsel and…