Dangote Cement

Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) has denied the ownership of the truck involved in an accident in Iworoko Ekiti, near Ado-Ekiti, in which 15 persons were confirmed dead and many others injured on Saturday.

Aliko Dangote, the President of Dangote Group, who was ranked Africa’s richest man in the 2019 Forbes Africa’s billionaires list, has remained consistently ahead of the pack for the eighth consecutive year, with a current net worth of $10.3 billion.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) started the year 2019 on the red side, as the market shed N134 billion wednesday.

Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) resumed on Thursday on a downward trend after a two-day holiday to observe Christmas and Boxing Day celebrations.

The volume of shares traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday rose by 171.65 per cent with the indices appreciating by 0.32 per cent.

The volume of shares traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday rose by 171.65 per cent with the indices appreciating by 0.32 per cent.

Activities closed for the week on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on a positive trend following gains recorded by some highly capitalised stocks after two consecutive days losses.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share Index on Tuesday rebounded by 34 per cent following Dangote Cement gain.

Block Moulders Association of Nigeria describes Dangote Cement’s new product, BlocMaster, as the best cement for all seasons

Investors’ in the Nigerian stock market recorded a N50bn increase in their wealth on Wednesday as the market extended its bullish run into the second consecutive day after the rebound on Tuesday.

The chairman and chief executive of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has said yesterday in Kano that the main priority of the company was to provide job opportunities to teeming jobless Nigerians

The Nigerian equities market closed lower on Thursday with further decline of 1.33 per cent to extend losing streak to five consecutive transactions days.

The persistent downward trend on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) continued on Wednesday with Dangote Cement leading the losers’ table.

The crucial indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed on a positive note on Friday with the market capitalisation rising by N70 billion or 0.60 per cent.

The lines of aging blue, red and yellow trucks begin almost 6 miles (10 kilometers) from the gates of Nigeria’s main port of Apapa.

The Management of Dangote Cement over the weekend assured block moulders and other stakeholders in the building construction business of the durability and the extra power its new product, BlocMaster, possessed.

A financial expert, Prof. Uche Uwaleke, on Wednesday expressed optimism that the Nigerian stock market would rebound by the second quarter of 2019.

Companies under the leading African Indigenous Conglomerate, Dangote Industries Limited, as part of its strategies to increase market share and deepen customers’ affection, will be unveiling their various new products at the on-going Lagos International Trade Fair.