Trading activities rebounded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Tuesday due to price growth posted in some large and medium capitalised equities.
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The Counsel to Nigerian Breweries Plc, Godfrey Airemen, has disclosed that the company would appeal against the judgment of the Edo State High Court sitting in Benin City ordering it to apologise to one of its consumers, Prof. Ernest Izevbigie, for what the Court described as “wrongful inscription of low sugar” on the bottle of the company’s Amstel Malta brand.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has donated a six-classroom block, library and conveniences to Mastercare International School, Asaba, Delta State through its Felix Ohiwerei Educational Trust Fund in honour of the 2017 Maltina Teacher of the Year, Felix Ariguzo, who teaches in the school.
The grand finale of this year’s Nigerian Breweries Golden Pen Awards, which comes up on September 28, 2018, promises to be grand indeed, going by the level of readiness of the organisers.
Nestle, one of the highly capitalised equity, topped the losers’ chart with a loss of N10 per share to close at N1,500 per share.
The index closed lower at 39,031.72 against 39,187.04 recorded on Tuesday, indicating a loss of 155.32 points or 0.40 per cent.
The All-Shares, at the close of trading, improved by 907.82 points or 2.46 per cent to close at 37,854.92 in contrast with 36,947.10 achieved on Monday.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation rose to N170 billion or 1.15 per cent to close at N14.940 trillion against the N14.770 trillion achieved on Thursday.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Seplat, which joined the Premium Board, led the laggards’ table with a loss of N23.90 to close at N702 per share.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation closed higher at N15.277 trillion compared with N15.165 trillion recorded on Thursday, a growth of 0.74 per cent.
The Lagos rally, the second of the three rallies scheduled for the year, is part of activities for the 10th edition of the Don’t Drink and Drive Campaign, a road safety awareness campaign organized by Nigerian Breweries and the FRSC.
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Ambrose Omordion, the Chief Operating Officer, InvestData Ltd, attributed the development to investors’ reaction to the shareholders’ approval to the merger between the three companies.
The tournament, which attracts wide participation from across Nigeria, saw Effiong Etifit emerge overall winner ahead of 248 other golfers who participated in the competition.
The mini brewery (Sensor Room) was on display to showcase the process of brewing Star Lager Beer from the grain to glass.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that some highly capitalised equities posted price losses with Nestle leading the losers’ pack with N9.99 loss to close at N1,200.01 per share.
The monarch made this proclamation when the team from Nigerian Breweries Plc paid a courtesy visit to him in his palace on Friday as part of activities for the grand finale of Ariya Repete, Goldberg’s talent hunt competition for indigenous Yoruba music, holding in the city on that day.
Patrick Olowookere, the Corporate Communications and Brand Public Relations Manager, made the disclosure to newsmen during a facility tour in Ado Awaiye in Iseyin area of Oyo State on Wednesday
This is part of the ongoing Ariya Repete initiative, an expanded music talent hunt for Fuji and Juju artistes, organised by Goldberg