Food & Beverages
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Nigerian Breweries Crashes 9.8% to ₦74.00 in Brutal Reversal
Nigerian Breweries PLC closed at ₦74.00 on September 9, 2026 after a -9.8% single-day drop — the worst one-day fall…
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Cadbury Crashes 9.9% to ₦58.45 in Cataclysmic Selloff
Cadbury Nigeria was cut down on September 9, 2026. The stock crashed 9.9% to ₦58.45, erasing weeks of gains and…
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Dangote Sugar: Cash Is Flowing Again, But The Debt Wall Is Still Coming
Dangote Sugar Refinery looks like two different companies right now. On one side, you have a business that just printed…
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Nigerian Breweries: Stronger Balance Sheet, Tighter Margins
For Nigerian Breweries Plc, the first half of 2026 reads like a story of two forces pulling in opposite directions.…
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BUA FOODS: TRADING VOLUME FOR POWER IN H1 2026
BUA Foods did not post the kind of headline growth the market is used to in the first half of…
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ONE BRAND, ONE PROBLEM: INSIDE CADBURY’S BOURNVITA DILEMMA
Walk into any Nigerian kitchen, corner shop, or roadside kiosk and you’ll find Cadbury staring back at you. The yellow…
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ONE GIANT, MANY MOUTHS TO FEED: INSIDE NESTLÉ’S NIGERIA DILEMMA
Open any Nigerian pantry and Nestlé is already there. The red tin of Milo on the shelf, a sachet of…
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BOURNVITA VS MILO: WHO RULES THE NIGERIAN BREAKFAST TABLE?
Walk into any Nigerian home at 6am and you’ll see the quiet rivalry playing out on the kitchen counter. The…
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CADBURY NIGERIA H1 2026: GROWTH IS COMING IN, BUT CASH IS WALKING OUT
For a company that has spent the last few years fighting to stay relevant on Nigerian shelves, Cadbury Nigeria’s first…
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BUA FOODS H1 2026: CHOOSING MARGIN OVER VOLUME IN A TOUGH MARKET
BUA Foods Plc’s H1 2026 unaudited results tell the story of a company that chose profitability over topline growth in…
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