NSE Last Weeks Summary
July 30th, 2007 Ugonna Maduagufor || ugonna@stockmarketnigeria.com(by ugonna MADUAGUFOR)
Last Weeks Activity Summary.
All share index ended at 51,894.04 points with 2.63 billion units of shares worth 38.1 billion naira traded. Seventy- two of the listed equities appreciated in value by way of price gaining, and this upward price trend was championed by first Bank Nigeria Plc. Notably, First Banks equity was just coming back to the trading floor after the statutory two weeks technical suspension due to her recent public offer. Other top gainers were Total Plc, Afribank Plc, and RT Briscoe. While the key price losers included Ashaka cement, WAPCO and Mobil.
Last week also, Seven new securities including five Federal Government Bonds were listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange floor. Also Nigerian Aviation Handling Company NAHCO was removed from the aviation sector by way of re-clasification into the newly created Airline servicing sub-sector.
Some of the results released last week includes:
First Bank Plc. Full financial year trading profit and loss summary on 31 march 2007.
2007 2006
Turn Over N90.32bilion N67.4billion
PAT N18.4billion N16.4billion
Dividend N1per share N1per share
Share Bonus One for Six One for One
CON Oil Plc Full financial year trading profit and loss summary on 31 Dec. 2006.
2007 2006
Turn Over N19.52billion N75.5billion
PAT N2.81billion N2.62billion
Dividend N2.75 per share N2.62 per share
Academy press Plc Full financial year trading profit and loss summary on 31 March 2007.
2007 2006
Turn Over N1.11billion N930.90million
PAT N61.8million N47.80million
Dividend 6kobo per share 5kobo per share
Date for close of register is 20th of August 2007.
Date for actual payment of dividend is 25th September 2007.
Annual General Meeting date is 6th September 2007.
Northern Nigeria Flour Mill Full financial year trading profit and loss summary on 31 March 2007.
2007 2006
Turn Over N4.8billion N4.9billion
PAT (N104.40million) N55.1million
Dividend Nil 25kobo
According to the board of directors of NNFM, the Loss After Tax recorded in 2007 is as a result of rising cost of production, stronger market competition and decreasing consumer demand for their products. However the board intends to combat this decline by adopting cost control strategies.







