IKEJA HOTEL vs TRANSCORP HOTELS PLC Q1 2026. 📊 Revenue: Transcohot leads significantly with 22.41B, substantially outpacing Ikeja Hotel’s 6.67B. Revenue Breakdown: Ikeja Hotel generates the vast majority of its revenue from Rooms (70.86%), with Food & Beverage contributing 23.13% and Other services making up 6.01%. Transcohot shows a highly similar structural reliance, pulling 70.31% of its revenue from Rooms, 24.88% from Food & Beverage, and 4.81% from Other services. Gross Profit: Transcohot maintains a strong lead here as well, securing a Gross Profit of 17.19B compared to Ikeja Hotel’s 3.35B. Net Income: Transcohot dominates the bottom line with 5.66B, more than double Ikeja Hotel’s 2.11B. Net Profit Margin: Ikeja Hotel boasts a superior margin at 31%, while Transcohot stands at 25%. Return on Equity (ROE): Transcohot leads with 6% against Ikeja Hotel’s 4%. Free Cash Flow (FCF) Margin: Ikeja Hotel shows positive cash generation at 13%, significantly outperforming Transcohot, which recorded a negative FCF margin of -36%. Equity: Transcohot maintains a much larger equity base of 88.79B compared to Ikeja Hotel’s 46.18B. However, Ikeja Hotel maintains a higher Equity Ratio (58% vs. 53%).

All eyes are on Aradel Holdings Plc as investors brace for their earnings report this week. Aradel's quarterly revenue has scaled massively over the last few years, climbing from a starting point of ₦8.69B in early 2022 to ₦158.49B by Q4 2025. The company experienced a significant explosive breakout in revenue starting in late 2023/early 2024, consistently maintaining quarterly revenues well above the ₦100B mark throughout 2024 and 2025. Can they Keep Up the Momentum? With the company consistently holding its ground well above the ₦150B mark, will this week's report push them back toward record highs? @aradelholdings #ngx #Aradel #oil #OilandGas #Crude.

Zooming out from the quarterly numbers, Aradel's 5-year growth is absolutely insane. 🤯 Revenue: Exploded from ₦51.57B (2021) to ₦697.30B (2025) mainly driven by upstream activities, with Crude Oil continuing to be the primary revenue driver for the group: Crude Oil: 63.11%, Refined Products: 30.23%, and Gas: 6.66% Net Income: Surged to a staggering ₦401.22B in 2025. While free cash flow margins pulled back in 2025, their Net Income Margin skyrocketed back toward its ATHs. The stock is up 234.00% Year-on-Year, 149.25 % Year-to-Date, sitting at ₦1,670/share. Don’t just watch this explosive growth from the sidelineseA ₦7.26T market cap, 234% YoY returns, and a massive 5-year growth story. You don't have to be an institutional player to build wealth with companies like Aradel. Platforms like @investbamboo make it easy to buy shares and transition from just watching it to a part-owner. This post is not a financial advice!! @aradelholdings #NGX #OilandGas #Crude

Bought UACN at an average price of ₦177.45/share today. #NGXBrickbyBrick. 🦅

From telecommunications giants to finance, oil & Gas, and industrials, here are the top ten stocks by revenue. #NGX. 📈 1. Airtel – N8.20T 2. MTN – N5.64T 3. Access Bank – N5.52T 4. Dangote Cement – N4.51T 5. Zenith Bank – N4.25T 6. Seplat Energy – N4.07T 7. Ecobank – N3.82T 8. FirstHoldCo – N3.63T 9. Oando – N3.21T 10. UBA – N3.15T . . . Start your long-term investing journey and buy these stocks on @investbamboo Invest in the US and Nigerian stock market and explore other investment options. Use my code *megz274780* to sign up Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d… iOS: apps.apple.com/app/id1474833…

UACN PLC Q1 2026 earnings 📊. Income Statement Revenue: Skyrocketed from ₦56.01B in Q1 2025 to ₦191.22B in Q1 2026—representing an explosive 241.4% expansion. Gross Profit: Advanced by 284.5% to top out at ₦54.81B, maintaining a solid 28.66% margin. EBIT: Posted a 315.8% gain to land at ₦28.39B, yielding a 14.8% Operating Margin. Net Income: Accelerated by 311.4% to hit ₦13.64B, translating to a 7.13% Net Profit Margin. Revenue Breakdown By Segment: The Packaged Food & Beverages division acts as the primary engine room, commanding 84.23% of sales, while Edibles & Feed holds 9.39%, and Paints captures 6.06%. By Geography: Domestic demand rules the charts with Nigeria accounting for 99.71% of revenue, while Export markets contributed 0.29%. Balance Sheet & Cash Position Equity: The capital base saw healthy growth, pushing up to ₦83.95B (YTD) from ₦69.77B at the close of 2025 (FY). Liquidity & Leverage: Operates on tight but functional lines with a 1.04x Current Ratio, an Equity ratio of 14.05%, and a heavily leveraged 4.10x Debt-to-Equity profile. Free Cash Flow (FCF): Rebounded into deep positive territory at ₦34.55B (YTD) for an 18.07% FCF Margin, completely erasing the ₦-1.88B deficit recorded in early 2025. Other Core Metrics (TTM) Return on Equity (ROE): 16.3% Earnings Per Share (EPS): ₦7.05 Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio: 26.2x Dividend Yield: 0.54% Market Momentum UACN continues its explosive run on the exchange, booking a massive 103.13% Year-to-Date return and a staggering 460.15% Year-on-Year performance. The stock price currently sits at ₦184.85. @UACNigeria #NGX #UACN #NigerianStockMarket

Nestle vs Unilever Q1 2026 📊 Revenue Nestle leads significantly with ₦326.13B, substantially outpacing Unilever’s ₦59.17B. Revenue Breakdown Nestle generates the vast majority of its revenue from Food (61.6%), with Beverages contributing 38.4%. Unilever shows a more diversified structure, pulling 63.7% of its revenue from Foods, 26.8% from Personal Care, and 9.5% from Beauty & Wellbeing. Gross Profit Nestle maintains a strong lead here as well, securing a Gross Profit of ₦132.06B compared to Unilever’s ₦26.61B. Net Income Nestle dominates the bottom line with ₦38.77B, more than five times Unilever’s ₦7.02B. Net Profit Margin Nestle boasts a slightly superior margin at 12%, while Unilever stands at 11%. Return on Equity (ROE) Nestle leads massively with an impressive 75% against Unilever’s 6%. Free Cash Flow (FCF) Margin Nestle shows a superior cash generation efficiency at 14%, outperforming Unilever, which recorded an FCF margin of 6%. However, Unilever recorded a towering Free Cash Flow of 355.63B compared to Nestle's 46.66B. Equity Unilever maintains a much larger equity base of 114.47B compared to Nestle’s 51.63B. Unilever also maintains a significantly higher Equity Ratio (60% vs. 6%). While Nestle is dominating in pure revenue, gross profit, and an incredible 75% Return on Equity (ROE), Unilever is absolutely crushing it on Free Cash Flow and boasts a massive 60% Equity Ratio. The best part? Both stocks have seen massive Year-To-Date (YTD) gains—with Unilever up 94.44% and Nestle up 59.60%! 🚀 The real question isn’t just who won the quarter, but which one belongs in your portfolio. Don't just buy their products at the supermarket—own the companies behind them. Tap the link..Download Bamboo, Use my code *megz274780* to sign up Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d… iOS: apps.apple.com/app/id1474833… Join Bamboo and start your investment journey. Invest in the US and Nigerian stock market and explore other investment options. Disclaimer: Not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

NGX WEEKLY REWIND: Jun 8 - 11, 2026. A four-day trading week didn't slow down the momentum on #NGX ! Due to the Federal Government declaring Friday, June 12, 2026, a public holiday to commemorate Democracy Day, investors packed massive volume into just four days. Turnover surged as investors traded 4.964 billion shares worth ₦207.521 billion across 235,966 deals this week. This marks a sharp climb in value compared to the 3.966 billion shares valued at ₦175.659 billion traded in 343,587 deals last week. Headlines 1. Dangote Refinery has been valued at a staggering $39.1 billion in a recent private placement. (via @Nairametrics ). "According to an Information Memorandum seen by Nairametrics, the refinery is offering 3 billion ordinary shares at a placement price of $0.35 per share. The transaction is expected to raise approximately $1 billion and has already attracted strong investor interest, with indications suggesting that the offer may be oversubscribed following the close of the indication-of-interest period." 2. Conoil has proposed a ₦1.39 billion dividend payout, despite experiencing a 77% profit slump in 2025. (via @Nairametrics ). "Conoil Plc has proposed a dividend of N2.00 per share for the 2025 financial year, amounting to a total payout of N1.387 billion, despite reporting a sharp decline in profitability as rising borrowings and finance costs weighed heavily on earnings. The proposed dividend, subject to shareholder approval at the company’s Annual General Meeting, represents a 42.9% decline from the N3.50 per share paid for the 2024 financial year, according to the company’s audited financial statement filed with the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on Friday, June 12." 3. NGX Group Chairman, Alhaji Dr. Kwairanga, visited the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange to explore strategic collaborations on cross-border listings. (via @proshare ). "For market participants, the engagement reflects the NGX's broader ambition to position Nigeria as a leading investment destination while expanding its connectivity with major global financial centres." 📈 Market Pulse All-Share Index (ASI): 244,738.74 Equity Capitalization: ₦156.97 Trillion Total Deals: 235,966 @ngxgrp #NigerianStockMarket #NGX

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FIDSON HEALTHCARE PLC 7-Year Market Capitalization Growth (Early June) 2020 Market cap: ₦6.5 Billion Stock price: ₦3.10 2021 Market cap: ₦11.5 Billion Stock price: ₦5.50 2022 Market cap: ₦17.1 Billion Stock price: ₦8.20 2023 Market cap: ₦19.8 Billion Stock price: ₦9.50 2024 Market cap: ₦34.5 Billion Stock price: ₦16.50 2025 Market cap: ₦58.5 Billion Stock price: ₦28.0 2026 (Current) Market cap: ₦327.6 Billion Stock price: ₦136.50 @Rxbremen #NGX #Fidson #Investing #Stocks #Nigeria

When a company declares a dividend, they use three critical dates to manage who gets paid. Here is what they mean in simple terms: 1. Ex-Dividend Date This is the most important date for investors. It dictates who is eligible to receive the declared dividend. If you buy a stock on or after the ex-dividend date, you will not receive the upcoming dividend payout (the seller gets it instead). To get the dividend, you must buy and own the stock before this date. 2. Record Date This is the day the company checks its official books to compile the list of all registered shareholders who qualify for the dividend. You don't need to do anything special here; as long as you bought the stock before the Ex-Dividend Date, your name will automatically be on this list when the Record Date arrives. 3. Pay Date (The Payday) The best day of all! This is the actual date the company deposits the dividend money directly into your brokerage account or sends out the payments. Dividend season is one of the ultimate reward for your patience. It’s time to let your capital work for you. here are some key positions to watch: Seplat Energy: ₦122.29/share (Ex-Div: June 8th) Dangote Cement: ₦45.00/share (Ex-Div: June 18th) Ecobank: ₦2.15/share (Ex-Div: June 15th) UAC: ₦1.00/share (Ex-Div: June 12th). Don't Just Watch from the Sidelines—Own It!! You don't need a complicated setup to get a piece of the pie. All you need is a platform like @investbamboo . Signup, Fund your account instantly, and lock in your favorite NGX stocks ahead of their ex-dividend deadlines. . . This post is not a financial advice! #NGX #Dividends #NigeriaStockMarket

LAFARGE AFRICA PLC. ( WAPCO ) 7-Year Market Capitalization Growth 2020 Market cap: ₦377.7 Billion Stock price: ₦23.45 2021 Market cap: ₦385.8 Billion Stock price: ₦23.95 2022 Market cap: ₦386.6 Billion Stock price: ₦24.00 2023 Market cap: ₦507.4 Billion Stock price: ₦31.50 2024 Market cap: ₦1.13 Trillion Stock price: ₦70.15 2025 Market cap: ₦2.16 Trillion Stock price: ₦134.10 2026 (Current) Market cap: ₦5.28 Trillion Stock price: ₦328 @Rxbremen #NGX #WAPCO #Lafarge #Investing #NigerianStockMarket

7-Year Market Capitalization Growth 2020 Market cap: ₦24.3 Billion Stock price: ₦8.30 2021 Market cap: ₦27.2 Billion Stock price: ₦9.30 2022 Market cap: ₦32.4 Billion Stock price: ₦11.05 2023 Market cap: ₦42.3 Billion Stock price: ₦14.45 2024 Market cap: ₦65.0 Billion Stock price: ₦22.20 2025 Market cap: ₦266.6 Billion Stock price: ₦91.00 2026 (Current) Market cap: ₦536.2 Billion Stock price: ₦183.00 @Rxbremen #NGX @UACNigeria