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EQS-News: Rapid Nutrition PLC: Rapid Nutrition Guidance Update with Notable 2020 Year-End Results vom 15.02.2021, 06:00 Uhr Bild: pixabay.com Rapid Nutrition PLC: Rapid Nutrition Guidance Update with Notable 2020 Year-End Results 15.02.2021 / 06:00 Rapid Nutrition Guidance Update with Notable 2020 Year-End Results London, Feb. 15, 2021 - Rapid Nutrition PLC (SW: RAP, OTCQB: RPNRF), a natural wellness company focused on organic wholefood-based nutrition and science-based herbal products, announced the following trading update ahead of the publication of its Annual Financial Report for the pe...

Rapid Nutrition PLC: Rapid Nutrition Guidance Update with Notable 2020 Year-End Results EQS Group-News: Rapid Nutrition PLC / Key word(s): Annual Results 15.02.2021 / 06:00 Rapid Nutrition Guidance Update with Notable 2020 Year-End Results London, Feb. 15, 2021 - Rapid Nutrition PLC (SW: RAP, OTCQB: RPNRF), a natural wellness company focused on organic wholefood-based nutrition and science-based herbal products, announced the following trading update ahead of the publication of its Annual Financial Report for the period ended 31 December 2020. Evolving to meet growing consumer demand for h...

How WorldRemit continues to lead the way in Nigeria On Kindly Share This Story: Annual remittances to Nigeria are estimated to be approximately $24bn, accounting for 6% of GDP, according to research by PwC . The importance of these overseas transfers has been amplified by the global pandemic and economic downturn. In response to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Directive on international money transfers, WorldRemit was the first cross-border payments business to make it possible to send money from countries including the United Kingdom and the United States so that it can be received in US do...

Share this story Annual remittances to Nigeria are estimated to be approximately $24bn, accounting for 6% of GDP, according to research by PwC. The importance of these overseas transfers has been amplified by the global pandemic and economic downturn. In response to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Directive on international money transfers, WorldRemit was the first cross-border payments business to make it possible to send money from countries including the United Kingdom and the United States so that it can be received in US dollars in Nigeria, both for cash pickup collection and into bank a...