The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) says it has partially lifted the suspension placed on shares belonging to Oando Plc. In a notice signed by Tinuade Awe, general counsel, head of
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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has suspended trading in shares belonging to Oando Plc. According to a statement issued by JSE’s Sens service on Thursday, Oando’s listing was suspended following
Oando Plc is set to hold its annual general meeting (AGM) on September 11 in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom state capital, after it got a nod from the Securities and Exchange
The senate on Monday suspended the planned concession of the Port Harcourt refinery to Agip and Oando by the ministry of petroleum resources. The senators also resolved to constitute an ad
The oil markets are looking on the bright side, as multi-billion dollar investments are returning to the table, which may
Wale Tinubu, group chief executive, Oando Plc has blamed militant activities and oil production disruptions for the company’s continued losses.
Year 2015 was indeed a terrific year for business in Nigeria. In some quarters, it is believed to be the
Wale Tinubu, group chief executive of Oando Plc, has blamed the company’s record loss on falling crude oil prices and the
Oando PLC, one of Nigeria’s indigenous oil companies, recorded a minimum of 131 percent increase in loss, some N183.9 billion in
Market capitalisation at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday dipped by N85 billion to close at N13.779 trillion, compared
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