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Dr. A.B.C Orjiako, Chairman, Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, in this interview with Vanguard shortly after the Company’s 8th Annual General Meeting, AGM in Lagos speaks on Seplat’s  diversification  to  renewable energy, new dividend policy,  Merger & Acquisition, M&A plans  into deep shore, financial position for the year 2020, change of name ,provision of cleaner gas, future  outcome among others.

Wema Bank deepens financial literacy for SMEs On Kindly Share This Story: By Peter Egwuatu Wema Bank Plc, has again demonstrated its commitment to deepening financial literacy and optimisation among its customers, particularly Small Medium Scale  Enterprises, SMEs. The Bank at a webinar themed ‘Unbundling Tax, Legal and Compliance – Issues for SMEs’ held recently stated that business education and registration was essential for any serious-minded entrepreneur to avoid floundering. The webinar featured facilitators who shared insights on how SMEs can upscale their businesses and Wema p...

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Seplat drives sustainable energy generation, gets shareholders’ approval on name change On By Peter Egwuatu Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, a leading Nigerian independent energy company listed on both the Nigerian Exchange Group (NXG) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has stated its drive for a sustainable energy generation, even as shareholders gave their approval for a change in corporate name. The shareholders at the 8th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held jointly  physical and virtually on Thursday approved the change of corporate name to Seplat Energy Plc. The shareholders ...

Views: Visits 9 By Peter Egwuatu The COVID-19  pandemic has affected the performance of Chemical and Allied Products Plc (CAP), in the first quarter of 2021, Q1’21, though its operating expenses, OPEX, improved by 258 bases points, bps or 23.3 per cent from 25.8 per cent  in the corresponding period of 2020, Q1’20. A review of the Company’s unaudited results released to the Nigerian Exchange Group, NXG, for the first quarter ended March 31, 2021 showed that the revenue of N2.1 billion was lower than Q1’20 by 9.5 per cent while the gross profit was N703 million, a decli...