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Visualizing the Nigerian Stock market 📊 Turning NGX stock numbers into visual insights. || building a high growth 📈 portfolio brick by brick. #NGX

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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%).

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@ngx_wolf I wonder what they gain from it🤦‍♂️

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@ngx_wolf Brick by brick!

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@ngx_wolf 😂

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Okomu vs. Presco (Q1 2026) 📊

While both companies have delivered massive Year-To-Date (YTD) stock returns, Presco PLC takes a commanding lead across almost all major financial metrics for Q1 2026:

Topline: Presco brought in ₦100.86B in Revenue vs. Okomu's ₦58.95B.

Profitability & Margins: Presco recorded ₦49.26B in Net Income compared to Okomu's ₦23.60B, supported by a stellar 90% Gross Margin and 48% Net Profit Margin.

Cash Flow: Presco generated a strong ₦56.41B in Free Cash Flow (55% FCF Margin) vs. Okomu's ₦18.55B.
Cash is King!

Revenue breakdown by Geography: Both rely heavily on local sales, but Presco commands a slightly higher export share at 16.35% vs. Okomu's 7.06%.

Despite Okomu pulling a higher Return on Equity (ROE) at 32% (compared to Presco's 10%), Presco's massive equity base (₦477.07B) positions it as the heavyweight in this matchup.

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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
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massive growth, Man👏👏

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Building a More Reliable Investing Experience for You 💚

Hello Bamboo Community,

We want to sincerely apologise for the difficulties many of you have experienced recently, both on the Bamboo platform and when trying to reach our support team.

Over the past few months, participation in the Nigerian capital markets has grown at record-breaking speeds, and this surge has placed considerable strain on the key infrastructure the market relies on for account opening and trade execution. For too many of you, that has meant unacceptably long wait times to get your brokerage accounts up and running, and we're sorry for that.

In addition to that, the large number of retail investors seeking their dividends has overwhelmed the infrastructure the registrars use to credit brokerage accounts. We've reached out to registrars directly to move the process along faster, but this has often still been very slow

At the same time, reliability issues from our payment processor and intermittent disruptions to the NIBSS payment infrastructure over the past couple of weeks affected a large number of deposits and withdrawals, leaving many of you unable to move money when you needed to. Our support team has been flooded as a result, and response times have suffered.

We know how disruptive this has been, and we wanted to tell you precisely what has been happening and the concrete steps we are taking to fix this:

- We have doubled the size of our customer support team since the start of the year and are continuing to grow it.

- We have fully migrated to a new payment processor and introduced additional redundancy to make deposits and withdrawals significantly more reliable.

- A major redesign of the Bamboo app is currently in testing with members of our community. It will be meaningfully faster, more intuitive, and will resolve known bugs.

- We are working closely with infrastructure providers and industry partners to improve account opening, trade execution, and overall platform reliability across the Nigerian capital market.

- We have created a tracker for you to be able to find your registrar when waiting for your dividends. You can find it at - ( https://t.co/13t99VCZYt ). We’re also working on making the information for each registrar available directly on the app while we continue to look for permanent solutions.

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We are committed to doing better, and to earning your trust through action, not just words. Thank you for your patience as we work through this.

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NGX WEEKLY REWIND: May 25 - 29, 2026.

A shortened but eventful trading week on the NGX!

📈 Market Pulse
All-Share Index (ASI): Closed positive at 250,385.47 points.

Equity Capitalization: Standing strong at ₦160.50 Trillion.

Total Deals: Investors executed 241,313 deals over the week.

Corporate Whispers & Headlines
The Initiates Plc (TIP): Acquired an additional 20% stake in The Initiates Uganda (TIU) for $2.02M. This pushes TIP's total stake to 55%, officially making TIU a full subsidiary.

Dangote Sugar: Launched a massive ₦485.9 Billion rights issue designed to fuel their ongoing expansion plans.

NGX domestic and foreign portfolio investments reached a striking ₦1.803 Trillion in April 2026 - .

UBA commissioned a brand new innovation hub at UNILAG, while FidBank UK expanded its investment pathways for Nigerians looking to tap into the UK market.

Top Gainers & Losers

Top 3 gainers:
INTENEGINS: +32.55%

SOVRENINS: +20.61%

TANTALIZER: +18.4%

Top 3 losers:
DANGSUGAR: -18.22%

TIP: -15.98%

CAP: -10%.

[UGO🦅 @01Megad]

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
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@the_goodfemi Tor!

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NGX WEEKLY REWIND: May 25 - 29, 2026.

A shortened but eventful trading week on the NGX!

📈 Market Pulse
All-Share Index (ASI): Closed positive at 250,385.47 points.

Equity Capitalization: Standing strong at ₦160.50 Trillion.

Total Deals: Investors executed 241,313 deals over the week.

Corporate Whispers & Headlines
The Initiates Plc (TIP): Acquired an additional 20% stake in The Initiates Uganda (TIU) for $2.02M. This pushes TIP's total stake to 55%, officially making TIU a full subsidiary.

Dangote Sugar: Launched a massive ₦485.9 Billion rights issue designed to fuel their ongoing expansion plans.

NGX domestic and foreign portfolio investments reached a striking ₦1.803 Trillion in April 2026 - .

UBA commissioned a brand new innovation hub at UNILAG, while FidBank UK expanded its investment pathways for Nigerians looking to tap into the UK market.

Top Gainers & Losers

Top 3 gainers:
INTENEGINS: +32.55%

SOVRENINS: +20.61%

TANTALIZER: +18.4%

Top 3 losers:
DANGSUGAR: -18.22%

TIP: -15.98%

CAP: -10%.

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NGX WEEKLY REWIND: May 18 - 22, 2026

The NGX  wrapped up an intense week of trading! With the All-Share Index closing at 249,712.37 and equity capitalization holding strong at ₦160.07T across over 334k deals.

HEADLINES:

1. "African capital markets must expand beyond oil, banks to creative economy – NGX Chairman" - @nairametrics.

NGX Chairman urges African capital markets to look beyond traditional sectors like oil and banking, pointing toward the massive potential in the creative economy.

2. "SEC issues guidance for capital market Transition to T+1 Settlement Cycle" -@Nairametrics .

"A notice signed by SEC management, which was published on Monday, May 18, 2026, issued a directive on a framework that all capital market operators and other relevant stakeholders are required to follow ahead of the June 1 dateline.

The transition is part of the Commission’s broader market modernization agenda aimed at improving liquidity and aligning the Nigerian capital market with international best practices." - nairametrics.

3. "Dangote Refinery to utilize POS terminals, fintechs for landmark IPO" - @Nairametrics .

Typically, participating in an Initial Public Offering (IPO) requires dealing with traditional stockbrokers and complex paperwork. By utilizing fintechs and POS terminals, Dangote Refinery is democratizing the process. This allows everyday Nigerians to buy shares as easily as buying groceries, likely triggering unprecedented retail investor participation for one of Africa's largest industrial assets.

4. "Sterling Financial Holdings Sustains Record Growth As Q1 Profit Rises By 52% " – @BusinessDayNg

5. "Aradel powers N37 billion NGX session as oil stocks lead Monday’s trade" - @Nairametrics
"Aradel Holdings Plc dominated the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), accounting for N6.15 billion in value traded, the highest turnover value in a market that recorded N37.02 billion in total transactions on Monday, May 18, 2026."

MARKET PULSE:
ASI: 249,712.37

Market Cap: ₦160.07T

Total Deals: 334,745

🚀Top Gainer: ABC Transport (ABCTRANS) leading the pack with an impressive +44.82% surge!

🔻Top Loser: Sovereign Trust Insurance (SOVRENINS) shedding -22.45%.

What are your thoughts on the market this week?

Other Sources: @assessworth @proshare

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@lizzypcy123 Basically, the Kwale operational base.
they stopped relying heavily on their Port Harcourt base.

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In 2018, The Initiates Plc total revenue stood at ₦700.80 million, driven primarily by the Thermal Desorption Unit (TDU) which generated ₦314.63 million (45%) and Waste Treatment & Disposal at ₦226.65 million (32%). Together, these two segments accounted for over 77% of the company's entire business.

By 2019, revenue dropped by 21.49% to ₦550.22 million. The core drivers of the business completely flipped:
Shifting into the spotlight, Industrial Cleaning & Decontamination surged to ₦191.53 million, cementing its place as the company's number one revenue driver.

Emerging from the wings, Incineration Services skyrocketed by an astonishing 334.78% to generate ₦107.55 million.

The TDU dropped to ₦174.74 million, while Waste Treatment shrank drastically to just ₦65.53 million.

In 2021, Revenue dipped to ₦333.8M. in 2022, the numbers started moving upward again. In 2023, they crossed the billion-naira milestone at ₦1.85B. Then came 2024, where they more than doubled that figure to ₦4.66B.

By 2025, Their top line expanded by an astronomical 2,026% over the six-year period, jumping from N550.22 million in 2019 to N11.698 billion in 2025. This highlights massive operational scale-up and higher market demand in their waste management and industrial cleaning segments.

More impressively, Profit After Tax (PAT) skyrocketed from just N42.27 million in 2019 to N3.388 billion in 2025.

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In 2018, The Initiates Plc total revenue stood at ₦700.80 million, driven primarily by the Thermal Desorption Unit (TDU) which generated ₦314.63 million (45%) and Waste Treatment & Disposal at ₦226.65 million (32%). Together, these two segments accounted for over 77% of the company's entire business.

By 2019, revenue dropped by 21.49% to ₦550.22 million. The core drivers of the business completely flipped:
Shifting into the spotlight, Industrial Cleaning & Decontamination surged to ₦191.53 million, cementing its place as the company's number one revenue driver.

Emerging from the wings, Incineration Services skyrocketed by an astonishing 334.78% to generate ₦107.55 million.

The TDU dropped to ₦174.74 million, while Waste Treatment shrank drastically to just ₦65.53 million.

In 2021, Revenue dipped to ₦333.8M. in 2022, the numbers started moving upward again. In 2023, they crossed the billion-naira milestone at ₦1.85B. Then came 2024, where they more than doubled that figure to ₦4.66B.

By 2025, Their top line expanded by an astronomical 2,026% over the six-year period, jumping from N550.22 million in 2019 to N11.698 billion in 2025. This highlights massive operational scale-up and higher market demand in their waste management and industrial cleaning segments.

More impressively, Profit After Tax (PAT) skyrocketed from just N42.27 million in 2019 to N3.388 billion in 2025.

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