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The Monthly NCM Report for May 2011 www.proshareng.com Page1

ISSN 1597 - 8842 Vol. 1 No. 69

The Monthly NCM Report for May 11

Issued on June 03, 2011




Executive Summary 3

Introduction 5

All-Share Index Movement 10

Market Dynamics 12

Comparison of 2009 and 2010 Market Performance 13

Sectoral Index Movements 15

NSE -30 Index, NSE -Food Index, NSE -Banking Index, NSE -Insurance Index &

NSE -Oil Index

Transactions Volume and Value Trend 20

Top Ten Trades for Q3 2010 22

Top Ten Traded Sectors for Q3 2010 22

Top Ten Gainers for Q3 2010 24

Top Ten Losers/Decliners for Q3 2010 25

Supplementary Listing for Q3 2010 26

Corporate Declarations for Q3 2010 27

Forecast Results for Q3 2010 55

Dividends Declared 59

Sectoral Analysis 62Outlook/ Analyst Opinion 68

Time Lines ( May Market News/Information) 70




The Monthly NCM Report for May 2011

ISSN 1597 - 8842 Vol. 1 No. 69

Executive Summary

The Nigerian Capital Market sustained the uptrend recorded in the previous month, as

market experienced consistent and steady bargain with improved market sentiments and

enthusiasm, reflecting optimistic reaction of investors to the dearth of politicaluncertainties in the country following the peaceful general election.

A cursory look at the market trend in the month revealed dominance of bulls activities

against the weak drive of the bears while low valuation of equities and quarter one

earning reports contributed to the steady rally experienced in the early stage of the

month i.e. from May 3rd, to 16th 2011. The month however experienced less institutional

buying as against active institutional buying witnessed considerably in the previous

month.

During the first ten trading sessions i.e. from May 3rd, to 16th 2011, the key benchmark

indices appreciated by 2.95% as against 0.64% appreciation recorded in the previous

month comparable period i.e. April 1st

to 14th

, 2011 on the back of sustained optimisticrally due to improved atmosphere in the political terrain.

The low speculative tendency witnessed in the early stage of the month buttressed the

improved sentiment noted above as market recorded two negative positions in the first

10 trading sessions as against 4 negative positions recorded in the previous month

comparable period.

Further analysis revealed that blue chip stocks particularly in Banking, Food & Beverages

sectors dictated the pace in the early stage of the month as revealed in the movement of

NSE sectoral indices. The trend also revealed that investors maintained the value-

investing approach witnessed in the previous month. – The cautious treading revealing

low risk appetite while buttressing the less speculative tendency stated above.

In addition, it was observed that the key benchmark indices stirred into bullish trend

during the period stated above as ASI was observed trading comfortably above its 20,

50, and 200days moving averages on 6th of May, 2011 while it peaked above its 50days

high on 16th May 2011 at 25,826.50 with YTD and MTD of 2.88% and 2.95%

respectively.

Performance Outlook in F irst Ten days is May 2011

Indicators May 3rd - 16th 2011 April 1st - 14th 2011

ASI +2.95% +0.67%

Volume traded 3.0 billion units 5.8 billion units

Proshare

However, market pulled back on 17th May 2011 on the back of profiteering, a kind of

market correction as market had appreciated by 4.64%, moving from 12 th April to 16th

May 2011 .i.e. 21days of less volatility while ASI remained resilient to bag N368.09

billion gain.




In the process of market correction, market shed N66.44 billion in 7days i.e. from 17th to

25th May 2011. During this period, market traded 2.55 billion units of share as against

3.00 billion shares traded in the first 10days-this buttress our position on the market

correction as stated above, though some institutional buying witnessed during the period

aided the huge volume recorded.

Short Term Market Correction in May, 2011

Date ASI %Change

17/05/2011 25,821.85 -0.02

18/05/2011 25,788.06 -0.13

19/05/2011 25,717.73 -0.27

20/05/2011 25,790.64 +0.28

23/05/2011 25,762.67 -0.11

24/05/2011 25,738.80 -0.09

25/05/2011 25,618.53 -0.47

Aggregate Loss -0.81

Proshare

During the short term market correction, the intense sell activities cut across the board

but the NSE major sectors recorded more hit as reflected in the trend of NSE sectoral

indices. Banking sector remained the worst hit, dipping by -3.99% within the 7days

correction. However, NSE 30, NSE Food & Beverages and NSE Oil & Gas retained positive

MTD performance of 1.80%, 2.21% and 0.86% respectively as at May 25th 2011 while

NSE Banking & Insurance dipped by -1.17% and -3.47%.

Nevertheless, the market sustained its bullish outlook and strong footing above its

50days and 200days moving averages of 25,134.35 and 25,137.68 to retrace at

25,829.75 while embarking on 3days northward trends to close the month on positive

note with 3.11% aggregate gain for the month on the back of improved positive

sentiments.

Furthermore, updates and follow ups on the rescued banks revealed that the group

experienced intense sell activities but closed with improved performance outlook of

aggregate loss of -48.38% when compared with aggregate loss of -62.6% recorded in

the previous month.

Rescued Banks: Improved Performance Outlo ok in May, 2011

Symbol

3rd

May

31st

May %Change Symbol

Apr-

01

Apr-

29 %Change

INTERCONT 1.3 1.35 3.85% FIRSTINLND 0.68 0.69 1.5%OCEANIC 1.71 1.76 2.92% UNITYBNK 1.23 1.2 -2.4%

PLATINUM 1.2 1.16 -3.33% PLATINUM 1.23 1.19 -3.3%

FIRSTINLND 0.69 0.65 -5.80% INTERCONT 1.4 1.31 -6.4%

AFRIBANK 1.71 1.60 -6.43% WEMABANK 1.27 1.18 -7.1%

UBN 3.01 2.77 -7.97% AFRIBANK 1.93 1.78 -7.8%

SPRINGBANK 1.19 1.09 -8.40% UBN 3.29 3.01 -8.5%

UNITYBNK 1.18 1.05 -11.02% SPRINGBANK 1.33 1.19 -10.5%

WEMABANK 1.23 1.08 -12.20% OCEANIC 1.99 1.63 -18.1%




Aggregate Loss/Gain -48.38% Aggregate Loss/Gain -62.6%

Proshare

In addition, the merger and acquisition talks in the banking sector sustained the mixed

outlook recorded in the previous month with another cancelled or void MoU betweenFCMB Plc and Finbank Plc. http://www.proshareng.com/news/13837 while few other

rescued banks are still battling with due diligence towards recapitalisation of the banks.

In the same vein, the status of the MoU between Vine Capital and Afribank Plc is

insecure as series of uncertainties seem to have beclouded the progress made so far on

deal between vine Capital Partners Ltd and Afribank.

https://www.proshareng.com/news/13913

In our opinion, this is likely to have negative impact on the recapitalisation in the

banking sector as the process tends to take more time than expected which might

negatively affect timing and enthusiasm of the prospective buyers while it slows down

activity in the sector.

On the other hand, Access Bank Plc maintained the memorandum of understanding

signed with intercontinental Bank Plc while African Alliance Capital sustained the

memorandum of understanding signed with Union bank Plc

https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNews.php?id=13646.

On new banking model, more banks embarked on divesting from non banking business

as new banking regime stipulates. More so, Oceanic Bank Plc sold its subsidiary in Sao

Tome to Global Fleet Group owned by Jimo Ibrahim as part of the process by the bank to

secure new banking licence for the new banking regime in the country.

https://proshareng.com/news/13880

To this regard, we want to reiterate that timely conclusion of the mergers and acquisition

in the banking sector is likely to return positive activities to market with certain degree

of market confidence if the processes are transparent to the investing community.

On the final note, the month of May conformably closed with impressive gains of

3.11%, putting year to date market performance higher at 3.04%. The performance

recorded positioned the month second best so far in the year 2011. However, the

outlook recorded in the month is in line with position for the entire Q2, 2011 as

envisaged in our previous NCM reports.

https://proshareng.com/reports/view.php?id=3329




A number of developments we believed should have impact in the month aspredicted in the past monthly reports. Some of which are:

Factors expected to impact Market Outcomes

Better economic outlook as politicaltension and power play ceased

Investors reacted positively as political tensionwaned and remained moderated.

Positive corporate actionsInvestors reacted positively to impressivecorporate actions from key companies

Liquidity challenges The liquidity challenges remained the same

Increased lending into real sectorBanks are yet to resume full lending to realsector

Increased efforts towards infrastructurerevamping

Government sustained momentum

Recapitalization process in the bankingsector

The process is experiencing some set backs

Merger & Acquisition in the bankingsector

sustains mixed outlook as another MoU wasnullified by court of law

Conclusion of bids on rescued banks Still on course but none is concluded yet

Monetary Policy Rates will be adjustedpositively

The hike in the MPR by CBN in the monthencouraged assets relocation due to attractiveinterest rate in money market

Inflation outlook Inflation outlook improved but had no impact

New banking regime- likely to haveeffect on the market as more banks willdivest from their subsidiaries

more banks continued to divest from theirnon-banking subsidiaries.

Increased institutional investingLow institutional buying witnessed in themonth

Continued cleanup of marketirregularities by NSE NSE maintained strict position

Developments in the coming months:

Direction of policy by new government

continued effort towards infrastructure development

Sustained support towards real and agricultural growth

Portfolio restructuring

Anticipation of impressive Q2 corporate actions

Liquidity challenges

Change in Monetary Policy Rates

Recapitalization in the banking sector

Conclusion of bids on rescued banks




Thank you for reading and do take time to share with us your thoughts on the market,

analyst at [email protected].

We value your feedback and comments.




Introduction

Equity Market sustains bargain sentiments by 3.11% upbeat on cautioustrading.

Market activities in the month of May sustained the positive trend recorded in theprevious month to close on positive. The month experienced impressive bargain position

with growing and sustainable enthusiasm while the fading of political tension and the

smooth transition into new government have been the major driving elements.

More so, less speculative trading was observed while active position of the bargain

hunters revealed the dominance of the bulls in the month, though there were traces of

low risk appetite and fragile market confidence as investors maintained cautious bargain

outlook throughout the month.

The impressive uptrend in the NSE 30 index which basically measures the performance

of blue chips in the market coupled with active performance of big and mid cap stocks

suggested active value investing in the month which buttressed our cautious treadingand low risk appetite noted above.

Furthermore, the early stage of the month experienced steady bargain sentiments as

against unstable and speculative tendency witnessed in the previous month comparable

period.

The first 10 trading sessions in the month of May (May 3rd, to 16th 2011,) recorded

2.95% appreciation against 0.64% recorded in the previous month comparable period

on the back of active and optimistic bargain position driven by moderated political risk,

low valuation of valued stocks and impressive Q1 corporate actions from key companies.

During the early bullish period, the key benchmark indices hit above its 50 days high at

25,826.50 while trading above its 50 and 200days moving averages comfortably, puttingmonth to date performance as May 16th 2011 at 2.95% against 0.67% performance

recorded in the previous month comparable period. This buttressed our position on

growing enthusiasm observed in the month as noted above.

In addition, there was significant fall of -48% in the volume traded during the period

highlighted above which signifies hold positions of value investors during the consistent

rally, although absence of institutional buying was observed during the period compared

with active positions of institutional investors witnessed in previous month comparable

period.

However, market experienced correction on the back of profit taking due to impressive

growth of 4.64% (N368.09billion gain) recorded between 12th

April and 16th

May2011- a 21 days resilient uptrend as revealed by further analysis. As a result of profit

taking, market CAP shed N66.44 billion between 17th and 25th May 2011 while ASI pulled

back from its 50 days high to stand at 25,618.53. Also, blue chip stocks particularly in

Banking and Food & Beverages sectors witnessed intense sell activities during the

market correction.




Subsequently, bargain activities resumed on the bourse as the bulls consolidated

positions while ASI maintained strong footing above its moving averages comfortably as

market recorded three days uninterrupted northward trend to close the month on

impressive note with 3.11% aggregate growth as against 1.17% recorded in the

previous month.

Market pattern basically reveals that market is technically bullish as could be seen fromthe NSE ASI moving averages trend with index of 25,866.62 as at May 31st 2011 trading

above its 20 days, 50 days and 200days of 25,594.02, 25,159.84 and 25,141.02

respectively. This suggests market trend is technically bullish in mid and long term.

The Market – Game On

The market this month recorded a total volume of 6.58 billion units valued at N48.79

billion (US$330.69 million) exchanged in 110,439 deals compared with 8.24bn units

valued at N76.00bn (US$515.08million) exchanged in 180,388 deals in May 2010.

Comparing, the volume and value traded in the month reveals a - 20 . 13% and -

35 . 80% below the volume and value recorded in the previous year’s comparable period

respectively.




During the month, All-Share index recorded a positive trend of 3.11%, a significant

positive growth from -2.44% negative growth recorded in the May 2010.

However, the trend is significantly lower when compared with the +38.51% recorded in

the preceding year’s May closed at 29,700.24.

Market capitalisation this month increased by N269.59 billion (US$1.82 billion) as

against depreciation by –N29.59 billion (US$300.58million) recorded in May 2010.

Market capitalisation gained higher figures of N1.87 trillion (US$12.71bn) in the

preceding year’s comparable period.




The Market – Game Changers:

The significant drop in political tension coupled with smooth transition into new and freshgovernment could be responsible for the sustained enthusiasm and optimistic bargaintendency towards equity investment while the impressive corporate actions from keylisted companies impacted the consistent rally witnessed in the month. The major factorsremained the improved bargain position, value investing, drop in political tension, lowvaluation of big CAPs and blue chips and quarter one earnings report.

The market is on the bullish mode and is likely to continue as market would sustain thepositive outlook in which stable political atmosphere, friendly monetary policy andcontinued economic reforms would play a dominant role in the anticipated positive trend.

The contributory factors for the month of May 2011 performance can be located in the

following indices as outlined below:

Negative Factors in the market

Liquidity squeezeFragile Investor’s confidenceLow risk appetite as cautious investing dominated market atmosphereNo lending to the private sectorBanks are yet to resume active lendingRelocation of assets due to hike in monetary ratesHigh monetary policy ratesAbsence of Margin loans

Positive Factors in the market

Drop in political tension and uncertaintiesSmooth transition into new governmentConsistent value investingModerate institutional buyingInvestment by fund managersThe Federal Government commitment to revive economic infrastructures Low valuation position of big and mid cap stocks




Impressive corporate actions from key listed companiesSustained progress in recapitalisation by shareholders

Market Concerns: The investors’ confidence and commitment level seemed to beimproved, low risk appetite was observed in the month as cautious trading was seenthroughout the month. The low valuation of blue chips and drop in political tension

impacted the sustained value investing observed. More so, liquidity level is still lowwhich might not get better anytime soon as banks remained cautious with lending.




The NSE All-Share Index Movement

Transactions on the bourse in the month of May started on positive note with improved

bargain position on the back of continued enthusiasm, sustaining positive sentiments

witnessed in the previous month while absence of political tension impacted the outlook.

The key benchmark indices maintained consistent northward trend as market witnessed

impressive rally in the early stage of the month with less speculative tendency as against

the unstable outlook witnessed in the previous month comparable period.

The All Share Index recorded two negative positions in the first ten trading days in the

month, revealing the dominance of the bulls - an indication of improved enthusiasms and

optimistic bargain position while ASI hits above its 50 days high at 25,826.50 on 16th

May 2010, recording 2.95% upbeat.

However, the trend analysis of All Share Index movement between 12th April to 16th May

2011 revealed impressive growth of 4.64%, this has been traced to the short term

market correction observed between 17th and 25th of May 2011 as market experienced

high volatility on the back of profit taking, dipping ASI by -0.76% in 7days.

Subsequently, the ASI resumed northward trend as impressive bargain sentiments

ended the 7days bearish mode while the ASI sustained three days uninterrupted uptrend

to close the month near its two months high at 25,866.62 with 3.11% aggregate gain.

Market pattern basically reveals that market is technically bullish as could be seen from

the NSE ASI moving averages trend with index of 25,866.62 as at May 31st 2011 trading

above its 20 days, 50 days and 200days of 25,594.02, 25,159.84 and 25,141.02

respectively. This suggests market trend is technically bullish in mid and long term.




Source: NSE, Proshare Research

At the close of the last trading day of the month, All-Share Index traded above its 20

days, 50 days and 200days of 25,594.02, 25,159.84 and 25,141.02 respectively. This

suggests market trend is technically bullish in mid and long term


MAY 2011 MARKET DYNAMICS

The market dynamics as graphically illustrated below showed the appreciation anddepreciations on the daily basis.

Sustained positive sentiments, improved bargain enthusiasm, illiquidity, low risk

appetite, value investing, low institutional buying, drop in political tension and continued

cautious bargain approach from investors were responsible for the dynamics recorded.





MARKET DYNAMICS IN THE PRECEDING YEAR COMPARABLE PERIOD (MAY,

2010)


COMPARI SON OF 2010 AND 2011 MARKET PERFORMANCE

The market performance in May 2011, when compared with the 2010 comparable

period; showed an upward trend. In the period under review, ASI recorded 3.11%

appreciation compared with -2 . 44% depreciations recorded in May 2010. The scenario

revealed that the performance in the current year’s comparable period was relatively




above the previous year trend but the market closed at approximately in the range of

25,000.


Dates NSE ASIMarket

Capitalisation(trillion)

MarketCapitalisation($

billions)

Jan-04-1020,838.90

4.99 31.19

May-04-1026,873.03

6.49 40.56

May-28-1026,183.21

6.37 39.81

Yearly Return 25.65% 27.66% 27.66%

Monthly Return -2.57% -1.85% -1.85%

Jan-04-11 25,102.93 8.02 53.47

May-03-11 25,085.59 8.01 53.40

May-31-11 25,866.62 8.27 55.13

Yearly Return 3.04% 3.12% 3.12%

Monthly Return 3.11% 3.25% 3.25%


From the table above, the year to date performance as at 31 st May, 2011 closing at+3 .04% during the previous year comparable period as at 31st May, 2010 closed with25 . 65 % appreciation indicating a significant decline over the trend recorded last year.




SECTORAL INDEX MOVEMENTS

DatesNSE-30

%

Change

NSE-Food %

Change

NSE-Banking %

Change

NSE-Insurance

% Change

NSE- Oil & Gas %

Change

03/05/2011 0.23 0.199 0.82 0.59 -1.89804/05/2011 0.31 -0.775 1.63 -1.75 0.000

05/05/2011 0.94 1.445 0.90 -0.31 -0.372

06/05/2011 0.57 0.956 0.08 -0.69 0.000

09/05/2011 -0.09 0.400 -0.97 -0.20 -0.407

10/05/2011 0.89 -0.063 1.89 -0.48 0.246

11/05/2011 0.32 0.255 0.61 -0.24 0.568

12/05/2011 -0.10 1.131 -1.06 0.27 0.381

13/05/2011 0.54 0.841 0.26 0.80 0.021

16/05/2011 0.20 -0.642 -0.39 0.32 0.559

17/05/2011 -0.14 -0.558 0.46 -0.33 0.867

18/05/2011 -0.09 0.290 -1.23 0.80 -0.533

19/05/2011 -0.38 -0.432 -0.35 -0.25 0.000

20/05/2011 -0.21 -0.113 -0.87 0.01 0.268

23/05/2011 -0.41 0.215 -0.36 -1.44 0.132

24/05/2011 -0.03 -0.462 -0.29 -0.68 -1.362

25/05/2011 -0.52 -0.268 -1.41 0.67 0.508

26/05/2011 0.62 0.202 1.12 1.09 0.448

27/05/2011 1.07 0.683 0.34 -1.35 0.000

31/05/2011 0.33 0.099 0.12 -1.13 0.780

Monthly

Return4.05 3.40 1.30 -4.29 0.21





In the month under review, four sectoral index closed positive with NSE 30 leading

gainers’ chart by +3.87%, followed by NSE Food & Beverages by +3.22% and NSE Oil &

Gas by 2.10%, NSE Banking by 0.40% while NSE Insurance dropped -4.82%.

APRIL AND MAY SECTORAL INDEXES COMPARED


When compared sectoral performance in the current month of May with April 2011, the

outlook recorded in May is quite impressive with four positive positions as against three

positive positions recorded in the previous month.




NSE -30 INDEX


The trend recorded in the blue chip stocks is reflected in the NSE 30 index movement.

The outlook suggested less speculative trading towards the blue chip stocks while the

index experienced steady uptrend movement with less fluctuation in the month of May.

This is attributable to the value investing approach employed by investors on the back of

cautious treading.

The blue chips recorded significant steady rally in the early part of the month but laterexperienced slight profit taking. Consequently, the index closed positive with improved

points of 3.87% due to significant buying activities as against 3.68% recorded in the

previous month.

NSE -FOOD INDEX





The value investing witnessed during the period under review impacted the impressive

outlook recorded in the sector. More so, the sector experienced active bargain, though

high turbulence was observed as against low fluctuation witnessed in the previous

month.

However, the sector ranked second best with 3.22% gain as against the leading of

+3.89% upbeat recorded in the previous month. A lower performance when compared

with previous position.

NSE -BANKING INDEX





The banking sector witnessed extensive sell activities inherited from the previous month,

this bearish sentiments witnessed towards the rescued banks contributed to this outlook.

However, the sector recorded marginal growth as the NSE-Banking index retraced by

0.44% against -0.90% decline recorded in the previous month.

The mixed outlook of recapitalisation process of rescued banks could be a contributory

factor while the unsettled and inconclusive mergers & acquisitions in the sector impacted

the negative performance considerably.

NSE -INSURANCE INDEX


The unrelenting cautious trading and value investing tendency witnessed in the market

during the period under review contributed to the negative trend observed in the

insurance sector. This reveals a significant drop in risk appetite of the investors.

Consequently, the insurance sector witnessed huge selling activities, though profit taking

contributed to the downtrend in the sector due to the sizeable price appreciation

recorded in the previous month. As a result, the sector recorded the worst performance,

dipping by -4.82% as against +2.11% gain recorded in the previous month while the

outlook recorded does not align with our expectation as envisaged in our previous NCM

report.

Nevertheless, we envisage the trend is likely to retrace as the depressed outlook in the

sector suggests bargain opportunities for traders.




NSE -OIL INDEX


The sector recorded improved performance, moving out of previous negative position of

-0.60% to close with 2.10% gain on the back of improved patronage, taking facelift

from the value investing observed during the period under review. Though, some

impressive corporate actions witnessed in the sector impacted the outlook recorded

significantly. Further analysis revealed sustainable trend in the sector while the outlook

recorded is in-line with our expectation.




Transactions Volume and Value Trend

Market May '10' May '11'%

Change

Average Daily Volume of stocks Traded( in millions) 458.19 328.29 -28.35%

Average Daily Value of stocks Traded( in N'millions) 4,228.47 2,440.43 -42.29%

-38.44%Average Daily Value of stocks Traded( in US $millions) 26.43 16.27

Total Volume of stocks Traded (in millions) 8247.57 6585.72 -20.15%

Total Value of stocks Traded (in N'millions) 76,112.51 48,808.57 -35.87%

Total Value of stocks Traded (in $ billion) 475.70 325.39 -31.60%

New Listing and Delisting May '10' May '11'

Number of Equities Delisted 0

Number of New Listings 0


The transaction volume in May when compared with the preceding year comparable

period closed lower by -20.15% to close at 6.58 billion units compared with 8.24

billion units traded in May 2010. This could be an indication that the investors’ patronage of the market in the month under review was significantly different.

Also, the transaction value in the month under review closed lower by -35.87% at N48.

80 billion ($325.39 million) compared with N76.11 billion ($475.70 million) of

May 2010.

May 2011 vs. 2010 Daily Volume Chart








Top Ten Trades for the month of May 2011

Aso Savings Plc topped the transaction volume for the month. Banking stocks generally

dominated the charts with seven of the stocks in the sector emerging in the top ten

trades chart for the quarter.

Company Total Trades Total Volume Total Value

ASOSAVINGS 57.00 616,950,716.00 308,475,358.00ZENITHBANK 7,114.00 545,016,899.00 8,385,433,351.63

TRANSCORP 2,191.00 426,113,284.00 465,634,996.92

FIRSTBANK 12,298.00 404,965,891.00 5,547,368,009.22

UBA 6,055.00 304,694,492.00 1,999,894,069.17

GUARANTY 10,283.00 279,627,672.00 4,525,227,394.61

ACCESS 3,735.00 184,324,923.00 1,520,881,611.83




FIRSTINLND 1,834.00 176,779,853.00 130,536,869.70

DIAMONDBNK 1,678.00 176,568,049.00 1,243,692,016.12

TOURIST 3.00 168,147,728.00 761,743,095.25

Recall Top Ten Trades for the month of May 2010

CompanyTotal

TradesTotal Volume Total Value

UBA 5358 469,753,677.00 6,013,219,257.08

FIDELITYBK 2934 442,863,022.00 1,280,267,633.91

FIRSTBANK 15034 421,278,493.00 6,316,284,872.78

ZENITHBANK 7751 419,228,067.00 6,192,635,654.97

SKYEBANK 3504 398,694,812.00 3,374,639,323.05

GUARANTY 9346 360,879,172.00 6,245,833,158.40

GTASSURE 907 355,123,657.00 918,478,794.13

ACCESS 3933 235,373,484.00 2,180,073,454.39

CAPHOTEL 56 201,473,445.00 727,059,718.63DIAMONDBNK 1690 185,139,874.00 1,513,703,192.30

Top Ten Traded Sectors for the Month o f May

Sector Total Trades Total Volume Total Value % Contribution

BANKING 61,011.00 3,295,520,989.00 27,721,919,586.72 50.04%

MORTGAGE COMPANIES 654.00 711,501,631.00 366,403,900.99 10.80%

INSURANCE 4,011.00 527,769,825.00 396,975,770.80 8.01%

CONGLOMERATES 5,781.00 484,382,276.00 2,359,689,200.16 7.36%

INFORMATION &COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

668.00 209,583,684.00 133,789,807.25 3.18%

HOTEL & TOURISM 302.00 179,343,535.00 778,651,659.40 2.72%

FOOD/BEVERAGES & TOBACCO 10,213.00 171,985,041.00 4,380,899,051.36 2.61%

THE FOREIGN LISTINGS 595.00 139,422,308.00 2,149,537,535.65 2.12%

BREWERIES 4,560.00 131,441,055.00 3,701,274,456.33 2.00%

PETROLEUM(MARKETING) 6,130.00 112,530,171.00 2,766,232,836.70 1.71%

Top 10 Traded Sectors 93,925.00 5,963,480,515.00 44,755,373,805.36

Total Traded Sectors 110,447.00 6,585,723,642.00 48,808,572,272.20

Recall Top Ten Traded Sectors for the month of May 2010

Sector

Total

Trades Total Volume Total Value

%

Contribution

BANKING 66186 3,877,294,313.00 36,284,551,830.73 47.03%

INSURANCE 8978 1,601,882,144.00 2,001,088,129.51 19.43%

FOOD/BEVERAGES & TOBACCO 17533 389,760,448.00 8,334,730,930.11 4.73%




MORTGAGE COMPANIES 1440 317,770,923.00 176,615,132.35 3.85%

INFORMATION &

COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY

1496 260,566,945.00 489,910,438.24 3.16%

HOTEL & TOURISM 568 247,483,305.00 830,201,288.86 3.00%

MARITIME 3533 176,266,173.00 332,682,247.19 2.14%

HEALTHCARE 2648 164,232,397.00 617,067,774.02 1.99%

CONGLOMERATES 5035 131,242,564.00 3,407,920,490.78 1.59%

BREWERIES 5160 125,177,704.00 7,629,508,152.70 1.52%

Total 180388 8,244,365,064.00 76,090,630,415.75


Top Ten Gainers in the month

COMPANY

3-May-

11

31-May-

11 Change

%

ChangeNEIMETH 1.47 1.87 0.4 27.21%

GUINNESS 205 251 46 22.44%

CONOIL 34.3 41.89 7.59 22.13%

JBERGER 48 58.49 10.49 21.85%

ABCTRANS 0.58 0.7 0.12 20.69%

NASCON 5.31 6.4 1.09 20.53%

NIWICABLE 0.5 0.6 0.1 20.00%

Presco 6.7 7.99 1.29 19.25%

ETERNAOIL 4.68 5.55 0.87 18.59%

PZ 30.5 36 5.5 18.03%


Top Ten Gainers in the month May 2010

COMPANY

04-May-

10

28-May-

10 Change

%

Change

GLAXOSMITH 21.89 27.55 5.66 25.86%

CADBURY 24.79 30.8 6.01 24.24%

TOTAL 195 242 47 24.10%

IBTC9.43 10.85 1.42 15.06%

INTBREW 5.4 6.06 0.66 12.22%

NESTLE 314 350 36 11.46%CHEVRON 69.79 76.93 7.14 10.23%

JAPAULOIL 1.62 1.78 0.16 9.88%LIVESTOCK 0.86 0.94 0.08 9.30%CUSTODYINS 3.55 3.86 0.31 8.73%





Top Ten Decliners in the month

COMPANY

3-May-

11

31-May-

11 Change

%

Change

DNMEYER 2.25 1.52 -0.73 -32.44%

STARCOMMS 0.83 0.58 -0.25 -30.12%

TRANSCORP 1.24 0.97 -0.27 -21.77%

JAPAULOIL 1.6 1.26 -0.34 -21.25%

FIDSON 2.29 1.95 -0.34 -14.85%

PAINTCOM 2.32 2 -0.32 -13.79%

DIAMONDBNK 6.72 5.88 -0.84 -12.50%WEMABANK 1.23 1.08 -0.15 -12.20%STERLNBANK 2.36 2.08 -0.28 -11.86%

COSTAIN5.34 4.72 -0.62 -11.61%

Top Ten Decliners in the month of May 2010

COMPANY

04-May-

10

28-May-

10 Change

%

Change

DAARCOMM 1.09 0.7 -0.39 -35.78%BECOPETRO 1.63 1.1 -0.53 -32.52%WAPIC 0.97 0.66 -0.31 -31.96%

OANDO 120 83.02 -36.98 -30.82%MAYBAKER 7.98 6.01 -1.97 -24.69%

TANTALIZER 1.18 0.89 -0.29 -24.58%

UACN 52.82 42.02 -10.8 -20.45%

ABCTRANS 1.1 0.88 -0.22 -20.00%

Presco 7.79 6.31 -1.48 -19.00%

CHELLARAM 11.53 9.41 -2.12 -18.39%

Supplementary Listing in the month:

There were two supplementary listings in quarter one. A total of 452,542,314 shares

were added to the shares outstanding in the name of Oando Plc during the month of May 2011 following the bonus of 1 for 4.

Also, total of 2,327,485,380 of shares were added to the shares outstanding in the nameof Great Nigeria Insurance Plc in the same May 2011 following the conclusion of placing.

Supplementary Listing in May 2011




Company

Additional

Shares Reason

Oando Plc 452,542,314 Bonus of I for 4

Great Nigeria Insurance Plc 2,327,485,380 Conclusion of Placing





Corporate Declarations in the month

3rd May, 2011: Wema Bank Plc 3rd May, 2011: UAC NIGERIA PLC

AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2010N'm

2009N'm

% Change

2011N'm 2010 N'm %Change

Gross Earning 21,796 18,994 14.75% Gross Earnings 12,533 10,912 14.86%

Profit/Loss Before Tax 13,141 (8,868) 248.18%Profit Before Tax &

Minority Interest 1,182 1,024 15.43%

Taxation 4,313 1,337 222.59% Taxation (351.288) (299.952) -17.11%

Profit/Loss After Tax 17,455 (7,530) 331.81% Minority Interest (367.397) (302.797) -21.33%

Balance Sheet Information Profit/Loss After Tax 464.296 422.088 10.00%

Fixed Assets 13,922 14,285 -2.54% Balance Sheet Information

Treasury bills 8,176 5,049 61.93% Fixed Assets 29,169 30,355 -3.91%

Loans and Advances 42,793 30,001 42.64% Stock 9,325 8,440 10.49%

Cash and Bank Balances 6,567 6,354 3.35% Trade Debtors 2,702 5,373 -49.71%

Other Debit Balances 110,328 95,246 15.83%Cash and BankBalances 7,096 7,246 -2.07%

Deposits 145,524 95,246 52.79% Other Debit Balances 55,697 50,957 9.30%

Other Credit Balances 80,331 102,715 -21.79% Trade creditors 4,822 7,707 -37.43%

Net Assets 15,769(45,837

) 134.40%Short TermBorrowings 9,834 7,081 38.88%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=WEMABANK Other Credit Balances 45,997 41,995 9.53%




Working Capital 14,493 16,486 -12.09%

Net Assets 43,337 45,587 -4.94%

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3rd May, 2011: NIGERIAN BOTTLING COMPANY PLC 3rd May, 2011: PRESCO PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Gross Earnings 29,140 26,780 8.81% Gross Earning 1,500 1,100 36.36%

Profit Before Tax 434 332 30.72% Profit Before Tax 693 457.000 51.64%

Taxation(103.00

) (91.00) -13.19% Taxation (153.700) (148.500) -209.41%

Profit/Loss After Tax 331 241 37.34% Profit/Loss After Tax 539.600 309.100 74.57%

Balance Sheet Information Balance Sheet Information

Fixed Assets 46,690 46,350 0.73% Fixed Assets 6,090 5,914 2.98%

Stocks 22,530 22,420 0.49% Stock 970.000 828.482 17.08%

Trade Debtors 405.00 366.00 10.66% Trade Debtors 362.000 172.384 110.00%

Cash and Bank Balances 862.000 1,070 -19.44%Cash and BankBalances 472.000 161.524 192.22%

Other Debit Balances 10,540 9,200 14.57% Other Debit Balances 189.000 304.333 -37.90%

Trade Creditors 12,780 5,400 136.67% Trade Creditors 79.000 136.977 -42.33%

Short Term Borrowings 9,200 4,300 113.95%

Short Term

Borrowings 30.000 Nil 0.00%

Other Credit Balances 28,520 38,637 -26.18% Other Credit Balances 4,100 3,725 10.07%




Working Capital

(13,600

)

(13,740

) 1.02% Working Capital 1,200 932.588 28.67%

Net Assets 30,500 30,800 -0.97% Net Assets 4,050 3,518 15.12%

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ESCO

3rd May, 2011: FIDELITY BANK PLC 3rd May, 2011: NESTLE NIGERIA P LC


11

2011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011

N'm 2010 N'm %Change

Gross Earnings 5,351 14,167 -62.23% Gross Earnings 20,501 16,968 20.82%

Profit Before Tax 1,760 1,886 -6.68% Profit Before Tax 3,100 4,176 -25.77%

Taxation (341) (382) 10.73% Taxation (883.675) (1,413) -37.46%

Profit/Loss After Tax 1,418 1,505 -5.78% Profit/Loss After Tax 2,216 2,763 -19.80%


Fixed Assets 25,446 25,469 -0.09% Fixed Assets 43,742 40,241 8.70%

Treasury Bills 82,491 64,223 28.44% Stock 9,328 8,494 9.82%

Loans & Advances 166,714 159,560 4.48% Trade Debtors 4,334 4,970 -12.80%

Cash and Bank Balances 23,735 25,505 -6.94% Cash and Bank Balances 1,276 3,092 -58.73%

Other Debit Balances 177,566 206,857 -14.16% Other Debit Balances 3,237 3,548 -8.77%

Deposits 313,245 326,741 -4.13% Trade creditors 2,780 4,085 -31.95%

Other Credit Balances 25,062 18,696 34.05%Short TermBorrowing 3,619 3,398 6.50%




Net Assets 475,972 481,614 -1.17% Other Credit Balances 38,438 37,997 1.16%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=FIDEKITYBK Working Capital (66.290) 650.024 -110.20%

Net Assets 17,082 14,865 14.91%

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3rd May, 2011: BETA GLASS PLC 3rd May, 2011: Chemical & Allied Products Plc


11

2011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011


Gross Earnings 3,330 1,681 98.10% Gross Earnings 1,033 838 23.24%

Profit Before Tax 488.813 161.183 203.27% Profit Before Tax 296.659 220.017 34.83%

Taxation(105.50

8)(39.403

) 167.77% Taxation (94.931) (70.405) -34.84%

Profit/Loss After Tax 383.305 121.780 214.75% Profit/Loss After Tax 201.728 149.611 34.84%


Fixed Assets 8,410 8,751 -3.90% Fixed Assets 254.624 247.875 2.72%

Stocks 2,676 2,378 12.53% Stock 309.415 307.498 0.62%

Trade Debtors 2,824 2,011 40.43% Trade Debtors 214.886 295.236 -27.22%

Cash and Bank Balances 197.370 438.543 -54.99%Cash and BankBalances 1,741 1,401 24.27%

Other Debit Balances 2,051 2,378 -13.75% Other Debit Balances 117.736 117.736 0.00%

Trade Creditors 867.247 662.088 30.99% Trade creditors 1,079 740.377 45.74%

Short Term Borrowings 24.578 99.19 -75.22%Short TermBorrowings Nil Nil 0.00%




Other Credit Balances 5,067 4,547 11.44% Other Credit Balances 242.084 609 -60.22%

Working Capital 4,736 3,998 18.46% Working Capital Nil Nil 0.00%

Net Assets 10,200 9,816 3.91% Net Assets 1,316 1,021 28.89%

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4th May, 2011: LAW UNION AND ROCK INSURAN CE PLC 4th May, 2011: CUSTODIAN & ALLI ED INSURANCE PLC


11

2011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011


Gross Earnings 1,642 1,239 32.53% Gross Earnings 3,068 2,248 36.48%

Profit before tax 163.923 145.843 12.40% Profit before tax 804.870 701 14.78%

Taxation(24.588)

(21.876) 12.40% Taxation (104.633) (91.163) -14.78%



Fixed Assets 805.619 859.995 -6.32% Fixed Assets 510.747 526.211 -2.94%

Stocks 1,273 1,348 -5.56% Stock 7,794 9,154 -14.86%

Trade Debtors 2,170 1,738 24.86% Trade Debtors 837.504 251.664 232.79%

Cash and Bank Balances 209.84 111.762 87.75% Cash and Balances 844.132 351.677 140.03%

Other Debit Balances4,869.00 3,308 47.19% Other Debit Balances 8,261 5,720 44.42%

Short Term Borrowings Nil 88.476 0.00% Insurance Funds 4,068 2,775 46.59%




Insurance Funds 837.645 648.999 29.07% Other Credit Balances 1,449 1,198 20.95%

Other Credit Balances 2,206 1,864 18.35% Net Assets 12,729 120,029 -89.40%

Net Assets 5,011 4,765 5.16%http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CUSTODYIN

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4th May, 2011: UACN PROPERTY DEV. COMPANY PLC 4th May, 2011: OKOMU OIL PALM PLC


11

2011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011


Gross Earnings 1,700 1,153 47.44% Gross Earnings 2,947 6,087 -51.59%

Profit Before Tax 391.184 305.686 27.97% Profit Before Tax 1,910 1,971 -3.09%

Taxation(125.179)

(102.108) -22.59% Taxation (99.174) (341.806) 70.99%

Profit/Loss After Tax 266.005 203.579 30.66% Profit/Loss After Tax 1,810 1,629 11.11%



Stock 367.081 366.224 0.23% Stock 1,063 998.123 6.50%

Trade Debtors 325.308 2,914 -88.84% Trade Debtors 191.833 197.197 -2.72%

Cash and Bank Balances 1,336 1,792 -25.45%Cash and BankBalances 1,955 544.891 258.79%

Other Debit Balances 49,000 47,605 2.93% Other Debit Balances 189.480 512.495 -63.03%

Trade creditors 1,696 5,429 -68.76% Trade Creditors 9.203 214.903 -95.72%

Short Term Borrowings (6,446) (6,036) -6.79% Other Credit Balances 2,287 2,586 -11.56%




Other Credit Balances

(30,536

)

(28,176

) -8.38% Working Capital 2,149 1,421 51.23%

Working Capital(11,645) (9,435) -23.42% Net Assets 7,677 5,866 30.87%

Net Assets 29,218 29,889 -2.24% http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=OKOMUOIL

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4th May, 2011: VITAFOAM NIGERIA P LC 4th May, 2011: AG LEVENTIS PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11


112011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011


Gross Earnings 6,802 5,227 30.13% Turnover 4,284 3,247 31.9%

Profit Before Tax 684.256 612.020 11.80% Profit Before Tax 241.888 120 102.2%

Taxation(218.96

2)(195.84

6) -11.80% Taxation (120.429) (38.285) -214.6%

Profit/Loss After Tax 465.294 416.174 11.80% Profit/Loss After Tax 121.459 81.357 49.3%Balance Sheet Information Balance Sheet Information

Fixed Assets 1,706 1,686 1.19% Fixed Assets 9,366 9,717 -3.6%

Stocks 2,274 2,145 6.01% Stocks 4,033 4,786 -15.7%

Trade Debtors 627.198 745.838 -15.91% Trade Debtors 1,068 712.402 49.9%

Cash and Bank Balances 311.986 431.705 -27.73%Cash and BankBalances 669.469 1,227 -45.4%

Other Debit Balances 2,940 1,117 163.21% Other Debit Balances 4,190 3,112 34.6%

Trade Creditors 2,188 798.580 173.99% Trade Creditors 1,651 3,153 -47.6%




Short Term Borrowings 1,195 1,162 2.84%Short TermBorrowings 955.244 895.308 6.7%

Other Credit Balances 1,757 1,666 5.46% Other Credit Balances 6,178 4,988 23.9%

Net Assets 2,719 2,499 8.80% Working Capital 1,487 1,406 5.8%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=VITAFOAM Net Assets 10,543 10,518 0.2%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=AGLEVENT

4th May, 2011: BOC GASES PLC 4th May, 2011: CONTINENTAL REINSURANCE PLC


11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Gross Earnings 609.024 555.686 9.60% Gross Premium 2,086 1,573 32.61%

Profit Before Tax 143.971 112.468 28.01% Profit Before Tax 420.249 481.698 -12.76%

Taxation(48.430

)(43.908

) -10.30% Taxation (84.05) (96.340) 12.76%

Profit/Loss After Tax 95.541 77.560 23.18% Profit/Loss After Tax 336.199 385.358 -12.76%


Fixed Assets 1,146 1,026 11.70% Fixed Assets 144.047 115.926 24.26%

Stocks 394.889 363.045 8.77% Stocks 5,577 6,006 -7.14%

Trade Debtors 258.114 280.936 -8.12% Trade Debtors 4,915 4,090 20.17%

Cash and Bank Balances 406.435 301.587 34.77%Cash and BankBalances 583.561 221.119 163.91%

Other Debit Balances 193.754 146.694 32.08% Other Debit Balances 8,505 8,357 1.77%




Trade Creditors 72.649 86.223 -15.74% Insurance Funds 3,816 3,533 8.01%

Other Credit Balances 1,104 892.175 23.74% Other Credit Balances 3,747 3,638 3.00%


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NTINSURE

4th May, 2011: DANGOTE CEMENT PLC 4th May, 2011: Nigerian Breweries Plc


11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Turnover 54,507 49,872 9.3% Gross Earning 52,029 40,574 28.23%

Cost of Sales(25,681

)(23,140

) -22.8% Profit Before Tax 11,856 9,426 25.78%

Profit Before Tax 27,899 25,286 10.3% Taxation (3,936) (2,969) -32.57%

Taxation

(433.62

0)

(569.00

0) 23.8% Profit/Loss After Tax 7,919 6,456 22.66%

Profit/Loss After Tax 27,466 24,717 11.1% Balance Sheet Information

Balance Sheet Information Fixed Assets 72,806 73,800 -1.35%

Fixed Assets 285,139 285,442 -0.11% Stocks 27,471 21,231 29.39%

Investments 50,000 50,000 0.00% Trade debtors 4,563 3,491 30.71%

Stocks 20,288 14,865 36.48%Cash and BankBalances 13,214 12,607 4.81%

Trade Debtors 2,949 11,378 -74.08% Other Debit Balances 3,133 3,259 -3.87%

Cash and Bank Balances 80.92% Trade Creditors -16.48%




38,492 21,276 17,909 21,444

Other Debit Balances 74,670 69,077 8.10% Short TermBorrowing Nil 95.308 0.00%

Trade Creditors 3,526 5,163 -31.71% Other Credit Balances 54,602 42,677 27.94%

Short Term Borrowings 26,000 37,637 -30.92% Working Capital -5,092 -4,595 10.82%

Other Credit Balances 153,037 147,730 3.59% Net Assets 48,676 50,172 -2.98%

Working Capital 57,286 26,736 114.27% http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NB

Net Assets 238,975 211,509 12.99%

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4th May, 2011: FIN BANK PLC 4th May, 2011: Lafarge Cement P lc

AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10


11

2010N'm

2009N'm

%

Change


Gross Earning 24,314 72,386 -66.41% Gross Earnings 14,198 12,035 17.97%

Profit Before Tax & Extra-Ordinary Items 14,317(111,22

8)-

112.87% Exceptional Items (4) (21) -80.95%

Exceptional Items Nil(38.597

) 0.00% Profit before tax 2,098 2,758 -23.93%

Profit Before Tax 14,317(149,82

5) 109.56% Taxation (477) (1,045) 54.35%

Taxation (444) (272) -63.24% Profit/Loss After Tax 1,621 1,713 -5.37%

Profit/Loss After Tax 14,497(149,77

0) 109.68% Balance Sheet Information




Balance Sheet Information Fixed Assets 110,381 100,751 9.56%

Fixed Assets 15,318 16,056 -4.60% Stock 8,392 9,728 -13.73%

Treasury Bills 5,854 7,076 -17.27% Trade Debtors 108.611 569.576 -80.93%

Loans and Advances 28,963 44,485 -34.89% Cash and Balances 6,310 5,248 20.24%

Cash and Bank Balances 10,397 9,278 12.06% Other Debit Balances 2,622 2,182 20.16%

Other Debit Balances 131,296 80,300 63.51% Trade Creditors 4,439 2,113 110.08%

Deposits 208,382 197,041 5.76%

Short Term

Borrowings Nil 46,594 0.00%


Net Assets(112,62

3)(126,49

6) 10.97% Working Capital 530.399 (40,401) 101.31%

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=FIRSTINLND Net Assets 49,912 48,291 3.36%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=WAPCO

4th May, 2011: Julius Berger Niger ia Plc 4th May, 2011: BECO PETROLEUM PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11 AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-JUL-10

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change

2010N'm 2009 N'm

% Change

Gross Earning 31,967 31,414 1.76% Gross Earning 2,780 3,995 -30.41%

Profit/Loss Before Tax 1,663 1,420 17.11% Profit Before Tax (228.519) (216.718) -5.45%

Taxation

(74.843

)

(640.00

) 88.31% Taxation (21.970) (36.908) 40.47%






Fixed Assets 57,111 60,220 -5.16% Fixed Assets 3,079 3,133 -1.72%

Stock 16,350 15,015 8.89% Stock 220.822 242.030 -8.76%

Trade debtors 32,064 30,469 5.23% Trade debtors 386.659 469.570 -17.66%

Cash and Bank Balances 13,086 5,590 134.10% Other Debit Balances 10.766 4.210 155.72%

Other Debit Balances 38,844 38,588 0.66%Cash and BankBalances 27.820 3.193 771.28%

Trade creditors 10,122 6,784 49.20% Trade Creditors 28.614 12.662 125.98%

Short Term Borrowing 14,715 16,729 -12.04%Short TermBorrowing 393.63 308.091 27.76%

Other Credit Balances 113,611 108,417 4.79% Other Credit Balances 367.565 242.466 51.59%

Working Capital -38,300 -42,464 9.81% Working capital -154.450 151.572 -201.90%

Net Assets 8,531 7,617 12.00% Net Assets 2,935 2,971 -1.21%

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COPETRO

4th May, 2011: EVANS MEDICAL PLC

4th Ma y, 2011: GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER NIG

PLC


11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Gross Earnings 1,100 775.656 41.82% Gross Earnings 4,962 4,166 19.11%

Profit Before Tax 4.094(111.54

5) 103.67% Profit Before Tax 882.488 979.918 -9.94%

Taxation (0.435) Nil 0.00% Taxation (273.571) (303.775) 9.94%

Profit/Loss After Tax 3.659 (111.54 103.28% Profit/Loss After Tax 608.917 676.143 -9.94%




5)



Stocks 1,138 1,126 1.07% Stocks 4,207 4,380 -3.95%

Trade Debtors 1,374 1,004 36.85% Trade Debtors 1,689 1,065 58.59%

Cash and Bank Balances(881.00

8) 268.854-

427.69% Cash and Balances 1,956 1,127 73.56%

Other Debit Balances Nil 76.929 0.00% Other Debit Balances 1,458 1,283 13.64%

Trade Creditors 1,942 1,153 68.43% Trade creditors 1,392 876.425 58.83%

Short Term Borrowings Nil 1,227 0.00% Other Credit Balances 5,866 5,531 6.06%

Other Credit Balances 39 1,769 -97.82% Working Capital 3,297 2,713 21.53%

Working Capital(349.03

5) (1.321)26322.03

% Net Assets 8,939 8,330 7.31%

Net Assets 1,259(57.044

)

-2307.07

%http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=GLAXOSMIT

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4th May, 2011: JAPAUL OIL & MARI TIME SERVICES PLC 4th May, 2011: Multiverse Resources Plc

AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2010N'm

2009N'm %Change


Gross Earnings 7,133 4,759 49.88% Gross Earning 260.532 191.977 35.71%




Profit Before Tax 1,071

1,025.0

0 4.49% Profit Before Tax 49.656 30.792 61.26%

Taxation(278.93

1)(294.80

2) 5.38% Taxation (14.90) (1.20) 1141.33%




Stocks 630.421 623.431 1.12% Stock 630.207 408.469 54.29%

Trade Debtors 2,755 1,851 48.84% Trade debtors 0.310 16.422 -98.11%

Cash and Bank Balances 632.106 1,499 -57.83%Cash and BankBalances 4.214 6.782 -37.86%

Other Debit Balances 209.865 2,222 -90.56% Other Debit Balances 106.480 105.154 1.26%

Trade Creditors 489.65 293.89 66.61% Trade creditors 37.649 35.551 5.90%

Short Term Borrowings 200.11 282.92 -29.27%Short TermBorrowings 305.264 178.312 71.20%

Other Credit Balances 2,749 2,218 23.94% Other Credit Balances 312.552 608.993 -48.68%

Working Capital 2,718 3,293 -17.46% Working Capital 94.993 102.963 -7.74%


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5th May, 2011: CAPITAL HOTELS PLC 5th May, 2011: NPF MICROFINA NCE BANK PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11


112011N'm

2010N'm %Change





Gross Earning 1,235 1,205 2.49% Gross Earning 300.250 225.852 32.94%

Profit Before Tax 308.750 336.331 -8.20% Profit Before Tax 103.552 87.480 18.37%

Taxation(98.800

)(107.62

6) 8.20% Taxation Nil Nil 0.00%

Profit/Loss After Tax 209.950 228.705 -8.20% Profit/Loss After Tax 103.552 87.480 18.37%


Fixed Assets 1,793 1,845 -2.82% Fixed Assets 175.399 320.911 -45.34%

Trade Debtors 682.57 658.99 3.58% Treasury Bills 100 100 0.00%

Cash and Bank Balances 877.867 768.870 14.18% Loans and Advances 3,416 2,892 18.12%


Trade Creditors 313.289 297.742 5.22% Other Debit Balances 2,505 3,012 -16.83%

Other Credit Balances 912.223 843.102 8.20% Deposits 2,403 2,389 0.59%

Working Capital 4,670 4,499 3.80% Other Credit Balances 1,193 612.142 94.89%


http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CAPHOTEL http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NPFM

CRFBK

5th May, 2011: OCEANIC BANK INTERNAT IONAL PLC 5th May, 2011: OCEANIC BANK INTERNAT IONAL PLC


11

2010N'm

2009N'm %Change


Gross Earning 110,497 196,407 -43.74% Gross Earning 27,173 30,351 -10.47%




Profit Before Tax 32,946

(116,14

7) 128.37% Profit Before Tax 2,703 2,561 5.54%

Taxation (4,263) 27,139 115.71% Taxation (801.011) (884.427) 9.43%

Profit/Loss After Tax 28,682(89,007

) 132.22% Profit/Loss After Tax 1,902 1,676 13.48%

Minority Interest 1,111 388.115 186.26% Balance Sheet Information

Profit Attributable To The Group 29,793(88,619

) 133.62% Fixed Assets 57,713 59,775 -3.45%

Balance Sheet Information Treasury Bills 21,922 27,331 -19.79%

Fixed Assets 59,775 66,213 -9.72% Loans and Advances 261,309 280,270 -6.77%

Treasury Bills 27,331 30,447 -10.23%Cash and BankBalances 27,967 47,351 -40.94%

Loans and Advances 280,270 387,802 -27.73% Other Debit Balances 623,798 563,868 10.63%

Cash and Bank Balances 47,351 54,707 -13.45% Deposits 605,907 658,169 -7.94%

Other Debit Balances 563,868 361,916 55.80% Other Crebit Balances 472,729 410,197 15.24%

Deposits 658,169 556,781 18.21% Net Assets -86,925 -89,768 -3.17%

Other Crebit Balances 410,197 460,232 -10.87%http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=OC

EANIC

Net Assets -89,768-

115,924 -22.56%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=OCEANIC

5th May, 2011: R .T. Briscoe Nigeria Plc 5th May, 2011: NCR (NIGERIA) P LC


10




2011N'm

2010N'm %Change

2011N'm 2010 N'm

%

Change

Gross Earning 4,589 4,265 7.60% Gross Earnings 395.530 573.620 -31.05%

Profit/Loss Before Tax 91.091 117.447 -22.44% Cost of Sales (108.209) (133.883) 19.18%

Taxation(29.149

)(37.583

) 22.44% Profit Before Tax 240.951 374.351 -35.64%

Profit/Loss After Tax 61.942 79.864 -22.44% Taxation (77.105) (119.793) 35.63%

Balance Sheet Information Profit/Loss After Tax 163.845 254.557 -35.64%

Fixed Assets 885.48 886.281 -0.09% Balance Sheet Information

Stock 3,726 3,376 10.37% Fixed Assets 55.507 51.180 8.45%

Trade debtors 3,103 2,375 30.65% Stocks 258.565 259.114 -0.21%

Cash and Bank Balances 197.409 1,177 -83.23% Trade Debtors 1,405 1,329 5.72%

Other Debit Balances 1,663 1,581 5.19%Cash and BankBalances 368.669 616.573 -40.21%

Trade creditors 528.286 733.696 -28.00% Other Debit Balances 799.563 189.414 322.12%

Short Term Borrowings 3,958 4,122 -3.98% Trade Creditors 772.084 867 -11.00%

Other Credit Balances 1,679 1,192 40.86% Net Assets 1,346 1,183 13.78%

Working Capital 2,608 2,545 2.48%http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NC

R

Net Assets 3,409 3,348 1.82%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=RTBRISCOE

6th May, 2011: Wema Bank Plc 6th May, 2011: ETERNA OIL PLC




FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-10 AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10

2011N'm 2010N'm % Change 2010N'm 2009 N'm % Change

Gross Earning 6,835 8,432 -18.94% Gross Earning 14,138 9,225 53.26%

Profit/Loss Before Tax 1,043 795.012 31.19% Cost of Sales (12,585) (8,286) -51.88%

Taxation(156.59

4)(119.25

2) -31.31% Profit Before Tax 1,159 (1,962) 159.07%

Profit/Loss After Tax 887.369 675.760 31.31% Taxation (436.979) 466.98 -193.58%

Balance Sheet Information Profit/Loss After Tax 722.751 (1,495) 148.34%

Fixed Assets 14,380 13,922 3.29% Balance Sheet Information

Investments 4,237 4,296 -1.37% Fixed Assets 1,107 1,181 -6.27%

Treasury bills 11,390 8,176 39.31% Trade debtors 1,448 1,024 41.41%

Loans and Advances 49,165 43,689 12.53%Cash and BankBalances 261.798 1,030 -74.58%

Cash and Bank Balances 8,331 6,567 26.86% Other Debit Balances 6,460 7,036 -8.19%

Other Debit Balances 130,313 144,628 -9.90% Trade Creditors 787.164 97.877 704.24%

Deposits 125,369 120,883 3.71%Short TermBorrowings 261.798 (870.927) 130.06%

Other Credit Balances 25,610 39,574 -35.29% Other Credit Balances 3,867 4,371.000 -11.53%

Working Capital 201,162 201,215 -0.03% Working capital -465.516 -2,090 -77.73%


http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=WEMABANK http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ETERNAOIL

6th May, 2011: NAHCO AVIA NCE PLC 10th May, 2011: ALUMACO PLC




FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-10THIRD QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30-SEP-

10

2011N'm

2010N'm

% Change


Gross Earnings 1,596 1,518 5.14% Gross Premium 156.063 65.757 137.33%

Profit Before Tax 283.172 582.346 -51.37% Profit Before Tax (32.039) (42.192) 24.06%

Taxation 90.615(186.350) 148.63% Taxation Nil Nil 0.00%

Profit/Loss After Tax 192.557 395.996 -51.37% Profit/Loss After Tax (32.039) (42.192) 24.06%



Stock 65.440 51.125 28.00% Investments 22.223 22.223 0.00%

Cash and Bank Balances 551.094 879.959 -37.37% Stocks 203.527 181.278 12.27%

Other Debit Balances 2,586 1,872 38.14% Trade Debtors 25.249 63.019 -59.93%

Trade creditors 2,707 1,031 162.56%

Cash and Bank

Balances 77.577 7.465 939.21%

Other Credit Balances 634.251,263.00 -49.78% Other Debit Balances 161.454 132.095 22.23%

Net Assets 5,190 4,992 3.97% Trade Creditors 77.016 85.381 -9.80%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NAHCO Short Term

Borrowing 49.772 55.089 -9.65%

Other Credit Balances 915.498 725.372 26.21%

Working Capital (574.478) (481.983) -19.19%

Net Assets 208.971 304.475 -31.37%




http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ALUMACO

10th May, 2011: A.G. LEVENTIS NIGERIA PLC 10th May, 2011:STACO INSURANCE PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-DEC-10 THIRD QUARTER RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 30-SEP-10

2010N'm

2009N'm

%

Change

2010N'm 2009 N'm

%

Change

Turnover 13,353 13,589 -1.74% Turnover 4,394 4,081 7.67%

Profit Before Tax 787.562 1,763 -55.33% Profit Before Tax 705.016 611.922 15.21%

Taxation(139.31

9)(528.32

7) 73.63% Taxation (70.501) (61.192) -15.21%

Profit After Taxation 648.243 1,234 -47.47% Profit After Taxation 634.514 550.730 15.21%

Non controlling interest 107.032(177.80

8)-

160.20% Balance Sheet Information

Profit after taxation and non controlling interest 755.275 1,057 -28.55% Fixed Assets 1,229 1,173 4.77%

Balance Sheet Information Stocks 2,475 2,285 8.32%

Fixed Assets 9,717 10,001 -2.84% Trade debtors 3,040 2,603 16.79%

Stocks 4,786 3,287 45.60%Cash and BankBalances 393.132 210.682 86.60%

Trade debtors 712.402 335.554 112.31% Other Debit Balances 1,976 1,559 26.75%

Cash and Bank Balances 1,227 1,132 8.39% Trade Creditors 331.883 133.963 147.74%

Other Debit Balances 3,112 1,675 85.79%Short termBorrowings 695.744 287.178 142.27%

Trade Creditors 3,153 993.280 217.43% Other Credit Balances 2,779 2,729 1.83%

Short term Borrowings 895.308 901.762 -0.72% Net Assets 5,307 4,673 13.57%




Other Credit Balances 5,028 4,269 17.78% https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=STACO

Working Capital 1,406 1,352 3.99%

Net Assets 10,518 10,308 2.04%

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=AGLEVENT

11th May, 2011:BIG TREAT PLC 11th May, 2011: GUINNESS NIGERIA PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-DEC-09THIRD QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2009N'm

2008N'm

% Change


Turnover 4,214 3,932 7.17% Turnover 89,801 80,576 11.45%

Profit Before Tax(402.41

8) 494.568-

181.37% Profit Before Tax 17,562 13,754 27.69%

Taxation(38.088

)(88.229

) 56.83% Taxation (5,620) (4,704) -19.74%

Profit After Taxation

(440.50

6) 406.339

-

208.41% Profit After Tax 11,942 9,049 31.97%



Stocks 1,045 1,558 -32.93% Stocks 18,773 16,152 16.23%

Trade debtors 76.893 69.178 11.15% Trade Debtors 13,707 6,685 105.04%

Cash and Bank Balances 135.695 69.720 94.63%Cash and BankBalances 3,620 12,705 -71.51%

Other Debit Balances 136.957 138.438 -1.07% Other Debit Balances 6,203 2,783 122.89%

Trade Creditors -21.34% Trade Creditors 93.88%




212.956 270.713 13,467 6,946

Short term Borrowings 685.214 733.414 -6.57% Other Credit Balances 39,442 37,251 5.88%

Other Credit Balances 4,442 3,802 16.83% Working Capital 25,256 28,972 -12.83%

Working Capital 79.308 587.147 -86.49% Net Assets 86,883 783,996 -88.92%

Net Assets 1,552 2,282 -31.99%

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=GUINNESS

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=BIGTREAT

11th May, 2011: ADSWITCH PLC 12th M ay, 2011: SECURE ELECTRONIC TECH PLC Pl c

THIRD QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-JAN-11FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Turnover 26.57 131.28 -79.76% Turnover 762.637 606.522 25.74%

Profit Before Tax (16.95) 14.18-

219.53% Profit Before Tax 7.869 60.363 -86.96%

Taxation Nil (4.25) 0.00% Taxation Nil 3.000 0.00%

Profit After Tax (16.95) 9.92 -270.87% Profit After Tax 7.869 57.363 -86.28%


Fixed Assets 26.13 27.38 -4.57% Fixed Assets 5,688 5,711 -0.40%

Stocks 56.08 60.76 -7.70% Investment 0.994 0.994 0.00%

Trade Debtors 0.908 18.62 -95.12% Trade debtors 223.614 181.620 23.12%






Trade Creditors 4.17 4.421 -5.68% Trade creditors 197.733 124.115 59.31%

Short term Borrowing 21.37 27.98 -23.62%Short TermBorrowings 202.692 176.950 14.55%

Other Credit Balances 42.16 1.073840.19

% Other Credit Balances 4,554 4,638 -1.81%

Net Assets 28.16 47.61 -40.85% Working Capital 5,762 5,732 0.52%

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ADSWITCH Net Assets 7,090 7,082 0.11%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NSLTECH

12th May, 2011: TANTALI ZERS PLC Plc 12th May, 2011: NAMPAK NIG. PLC Plc

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11SECOND QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-

MAR-11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change


Turnover 1,150 1,267 -9.23% Turnover 2,332 2,215 5.28%

Profit Before Tax 33.058 40.749 -18.87% Profit Before Tax 280.769 203.514 37.96%

Taxation (9.432) (4.482)-

110.44% Taxation (89.846) (59.193) -51.78%

Profit After Tax 23.626 36.267 -34.86% Profit After Tax 190.923 144.321 32.29%



Investment 131.326 98.009 33.99% Investment 994.683 979.411 1.56%

Trade debtors 138.594 89.265 55.26% Trade debtors 544.137 536.158 1.49%


Other Debit Balances 714.896 591.638 20.83% Other Debit Balances 155.163 163.647 -5.18%




Trade creditors 394.660 504.779 -21.82% Trade creditors 1,161 1,228 -5.46%

Short Term Borrowings 163.638 251.805 -35.01%Short TermBorrowings 222.787 356.839 -37.57%


Working Capital 318.870-

148.602-

314.58% Working Capital 171.305 -2.562-

6786.38%

Net Assets 3,957 3,934 0.58% Net Assets 825.597 639.026 29.20%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=TANTALIZER https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NAMPAK

12th May, 2011: STARCOMMS PLC 13th May, 2011: ETERNA OIL PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2010N'm

2009N'm

%

Change


Turnover 29,031 34,304 -15.37% Turnover 3,837 6,375 -39.81%

Profit Before Tax (5,159) (7,681) 32.83% Profit Before Tax 564.050 387.634 45.51%

Taxation (2,500) (1,406) -77.81% Taxation Nil Nil 0.00%

Profit After Taxation (7,660) (7,787) 1.63% Profit After Tax 564.050 387.637 45.51%


Fixed Assets 43,476 53,989 -19.47% Fixed Assets 1,110 1,119 -0.80%

Investments 1,133 2,535 -55.31% Stock 510.967 860.562 -40.62%

Trade debtors 4,082 4,344 -6.03% Trade debtors 963.663 4,398 -78.09%

Cash and Bank Balances 7,938 6,845 15.97%Cash and BankBalances 673.154 (942.608) -171.41%

Other Debit Balances 4,101 5,871 -30.15% Other debit balances 6,492 7,196 -9.78%

Trade Creditors -31.88% Trade creditors -72.46%




(11,472)

(8,699) 1,240 4,503

Short term Borrowings(18,439

)(11,761

) -56.78%Short TermBorrowings 1,169 1,808 -35.34%

Other Credit Balances(886.14

7)(270.95

5)-

227.05% Other Credit Balances 268.882 225.243 19.37%

Working Capital(30,797

)(20,732

) -48.55% Working Capital -192.538 1,522 -112.65%

Net Assets 23,588 31,249 -24.52% Net Assets 5,187 4,321 20.04%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=STARCOMMS https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ETERNAOIL

13th May, 2011:UNILEVER NIG. PLC 13th May, 2011:JAPUAL OIL & MARIT IME PLC


11

2011N'm

2010N'm %Change



Profit Before Tax 2,353 1,384 70.01% Profit Before Tax 599.099 631.894 -5.19%

Taxation(723.83

2)(426.78

5) -69.60% Taxation (59.910) (126.379) 52.59%

Profit After Tax 1,629 957.994 70.04% Profit After Tax 539.189 505.515 6.66%



Stock 6,958 6,286 10.69% Investments 13.954 13.954 0.00%

Trade debtors 2,945 2,813 4.69% Stock 585.224 630.421 -7.17%




Cash and Bank Balances 2,452 2,233 9.81% Trade debtors 2,978 2,951 0.91%

Other debit balances 4,558 4,312 5.71%Cash and BankBalances 500.564 4,214 -88.12%

Trade creditors 4,033 3,655 10.34% Other Credit Balances -1,799 -1,943 7.41%

Short Term Borrowings 381.851 730.809 -47.75% Working Capital 2,957 23,522 -87.43%

Other Credit Balances 12,211 11,227 8.76% Net Assets 22,118 21,579 2.50%

Working Capital 713.296-

199.410-

457.70% https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=JAPAULOIL

Net Assets 9,964 8,335 19.54%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=UNILEVER

17th May , 2011: ARBICO PLC 17th May, 2011: OANDO PLC


11

2010N'm

2009N'm

% Change


Turnover 841.042 722.379 16.4% Gross Earning 114,979 91,316 25.91%


0) 24.288 -544.6% Profit Before Tax 5,697 5,082 12.10%

Taxation Nil(26.414

) 0.0% Taxation (2,499) (1,948) -28.29%

Profit/Loss After Tax(107.99

0) (2.126)-

4979.5% Profit/Loss After Tax 3,198 3,134 2.04%


Fixed Assets 935.551 891.433 4.9% Fixed Assets 155,586 130,667 19.07%

Stocks 337.888 1,203 -71.9% Stock/Short Term 20,363 22,411 -9.14%




Investmen

Trade debtors 468.826 664.019 -29.4% Trade Debtors 92,599 57,088 62.20%

Cash and Bank Balances 168.108 270.640 -37.9%Cash and BankBalances 36,089 49,665 -27.34%


Trade Creditors 229.753 135.544 69.5% Trade Creditors 70,246 59,897 17.28%

Short Term Borrowings 131.421 388.068 -66.1%

Short Term

Borrowing 82,676 149,457 -44.68%

Other Credit Balances 1,419 10,735 -86.8% Other Credit Balances 107,766 35,451 203.99%

Working Capital(261.45

3) 123.988 -310.9% Working Capital -11,954 -85,189 -85.97%

Net Assets 670.935 1,009 -33.5% Net Assets 98,864 58,282 69.63%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ARBICO http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=OA

NDO

17h May, 2011: FIDSON HEALTHCARE PLC 17th May, 2011: STARCOMMS PLC

THIRD QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11


112011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2011


Gross Earnings 3,448 3,969 -13.13% Turnover 6,051 7,936 -23.75%

Profit Before Tax 380.043 543.096 -30.02% Profit Before Tax (2,047) (1,439) -42.25%

Taxation(121.61

4)(173.79

1) 12.18% Taxation (13.507) (91.814) 85.29%

Profit/Loss After Tax 258.429 369.305 -30.02% Profit After Taxation (2,061) (1,530) -34.71%Balance Sheet Information Balance Sheet Information





Investments 2,803 2,813 -0.36% Investments 828.965 1,133 -26.83%

Stocks 574.140 714.317 -19.62% Trade debtors 1,517 282 438.71%

Trade Debtors 1,717 1,262 36.05%Cash and BankBalances 4,216 7,938 -46.89%

Cash and Bank Balances 490.407 232.831 110.63% Other Debit Balances 6,587 7,803 -15.58%

Other Dedit Balances 801.649 654.612 22.46% Trade Creditors 2,490 2,623 -5.07%

Trade Creditors 163.914 253.070 -35.23%

Short term

Borrowings 15,462 18,439 -16.15%

Short Term Borrowings 577.881 938.630 -38.43% Other Credit Balances (15,356) (16,080) 4.50%

Other Credit Balances 2,165 14,797 -85.37% Working Capital (18,223) (17,642) -3.29%

Working Capital 1,176 521.154 125.65% Net Assets 21,527 23,588 -8.74%

Net Assets 5,428 5,230 3.79% https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=STARCOMMS

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=FIDSON

18th May, 2011: MAY & BAKER PLC 19th May, 2011: MAY & BAKER PLC


11

2010N'm

2009N'm

%

Change


Turnover 4,639 4,604 0.8% Turnover 957.309 856.684 11.7%

Profit Before Tax 307.790 344.162 -10.6% Cost of Sales (561.064) (489.333) -14.7%

Taxation(114.81

3)(112.08

1) -2.4% Profit Before Tax (34.329) (32.918) -4.3%






Taxation

(125.00

0)

(150.00

0) 16.67% Taxation (70.00) (84.00) 67.88%

Profit/Loss After Tax 669.000 274.000 144.16% Profit/Loss After Tax 53.00 161.00 -67.08%



Stocks 3,600 3,448 4.41% Stocks 3,200 3,762 -14.94%

Trade Debtors 393.000 427.888 -8.15% Trade Debtors 5,800 5,479 5.86%

Cash and Bank Balances 844.000 767.000 10.04%

Cash and Bank

Balances 1,300 1,866 -30.33%

Other Debit Balances 918.000 663.000 38.46% Other Debit Balances 4,400 6,001 -26.68%

Trade Creditors 2,200 2,080 5.77% Trade Creditors 1,300 2,141 -39.28%

Short Term Borrowings 166.000 1,098 -84.88%Short TermBorrowings 77.00 10,399 -99.26%


Working Capital 1,600 908.408 76.13% Working Capital 8,400 (810)-

1137.04%


http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CCNN http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=IHS

19th May, 2011: IHS PLC 19th May, 2011: INTERNATI ONAL BREWERIES PLC

SECOND QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-OCT-10FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11

2010N'm

2009N'm

% Change


Gross Earnings 6,989 6,730 3.85% Turnover 2,378 777.524 205.8%

Profit Before Tax -21.76% Profit Before Tax -98.1%




230.008 293.98 7.432 390.277

Taxation(100.36

1)(132.63

2) 24.33% Taxation Nil Nil 0.0%

Profit/Loss After Tax 129.647 161.346 -19.65% Profit After Tax 7.432 390.277 -98.1%



Stocks 3,030 3,762 -19.46% Stocks 1,880 1,888 -0.4%

Trade Debtors 6,137 5,479 12.01% Trade Debtors 635.043 328.379 93.4%

Cash and Bank Balances 1,256 1,866 -32.69%Cash and Bank

Balances 377.052 209.282 80.2%

Other Debit Balances 4,930 6,001 -17.85% Other Debit Balances 1,009 731.079 38.0%

Trade Creditors(197.81

1) 2,141-

109.24% Trade Creditors 1,001 629.191 59.1%

Short Term Borrowings 65.527 10,399 -99.37%Short TermBorrowings Nil 225.601 0.0%

Other Credit Balances 15,073 3,155 377.75%Other Credit

Balances 9,700 9,141 6.1%

Working Capital 9,588(810,51

9) 101.18% Working Capital 1,483 684.592 116.6%

Net Assets 10,583 10,578 0.05% Net Assets (76.789) (84.221) -8.8%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=IHS https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=INTB

REW

20th May, 2011: CONOIL PLC 20th May, 2011: CONOIL PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-DEC-10 FIRST QUARTER RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-MAR-112010N'm

2009N'm

% Change

2011N'm 2010 N'm

% Change




Gross income 102,787 101,853 0.92% Turnover 37,301 21,071 77.03%

Profit Before Tax 4,020 3,784 6.24% Profit After Taxation 1,185 145.69 713.37%

Taxation (1,230) (1,472) 16.44% Balance Sheet Information

Profit After Taxation 2,789 2,312 20.63% Net Assets 18,045 15,260 18.25%

Balance Sheet Information

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CONOIL

Fixed Assets 7,670 8,139 -5.76%

Stocks 6,871 4,095 67.79%

Trade debtors 9,365 8,777 6.70%

Cash and Bank Balances 10,153 10,571 -3.95%

Other Debit Balances 7,326 8,190 -10.55%

Trade Creditors 5,252 5,296 -0.83%

Short term Borrowings 6,202 9,021 -31.25%

Other Credit Balances 14,672 11,944 22.84%

Working Capital 9,699 7,634 27.05%

Net Assets 15,260 13,511 12.95%

http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CONOIL

20th May, 2011: MRS OIL NIGERIA PLC 20th May, 2011: E-TRANSACT INTERNATI ONAL PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-DEC-10


112010N'm

2009N'm

% Change





Gross income 74,781 74,603 0.24% Turnover 145.744 61.547 136.80%

Profit Before Tax 2,887 1,721 67.75% Profit Before Tax 31.696 (23.109) -237.16%

Taxation (1,040)(670.37

3) -55.14% Taxation 9.508 (2.773) -442.88%

Profit After Taxation 1,847 1,050 75.90% Profit after tax 22.187 (25.882) -185.72%



Stocks 8,637 4,844 78.30% Investment 590.600 590.600 0.00%

Trade debtors 2,504 2,231 12.24% Stocks 143.448 135.312 6.01%

Cash and Bank Balances 2,899 2,208 31.30% Trade Debtors 220.534 223.048 -1.13%


Trade Creditors 11,479 5,055 127.08% Other Debit Balances 228.458 237.707 -3.89%

Short term Borrowings 517.346 934.044 -44.61% Trade Creditors 40.485 70.172 -42.31%


Working Capital 2,860 1,069 167.54% Working Capital 1,167 1,142 2.19%


http://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=CHEVRONhttp://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ET

RANZACT

23rd May, 2011:BIG TREAT PLC 23rd May, 2011: PRESTIGE ASSURANCE PLC

AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD 31-DEC-09FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-

11




2009N'm

2008N'm

%

Change


Turnover 4,214 3,932 7.17% Gross premium 1,109 1,215 -8.72%

Cost of sales (2,527) (1,654) -52.78% Profit Before Tax 243.448 490.266 -50.34%


8) 494.568-

181.37% Taxation (78.690) (158.469) 50.34%

Taxation(38.088

)(88.229

) -56.83% Profit after tax 164.758 331.796 -50.34%

Profit After Taxation(440.50

6) 406.339-


Balance Sheet Information Fixed Assets 765.396 917.053 -16.54%

Fixed Assets 5,498 5,253 4.66% Stock 1,848 2,213 -16.49%

Stocks 1,045 1,558 -32.93% Trade Debtors 1,884 1,468 28.34%

Trade debtors 76.893 69.178 11.15%Cash and BankBalances 311.209 343,973 -99.91%

Cash and Bank Balances 135.695 69.720 94.63% Other Debit Balances 2,292 2,610 -12.18%

Other Debit Balances 136.957 138.438 -1.07% Trade Creditors 1,176 1,379 -14.72%

Trade Creditors 212.956 270.713 -21.34% Other Credit Balances 1,018 1,418 -28.21%

Short term Borrowings 685.214 733.414 -6.57% Net Assets 4,907 4,755 3.20%

Other Credit Balances 4,442 3,802 16.83%https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=PRESTI

GE

Working Capital 79.308 587.147 -86.49%

Net Assets 1,552 2,282 -31.99%

https://www.proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=BIGTREAT




24th May, 2011: COSTAIN PLC 24th May , 2011: SMART PRODUCTS PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30-JUN-10 AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10

2010N'm

2009N'm %Change

2010N'm 2009 N'm

%

Change

Turnover 1,436 2,030 -29.26% Turnover 24.102 17.355 38.9%

Cost of sales (1,039) (1,732) 40.01% Profit Before Tax 6.401 4.514 41.8%


) 89.966-

191.08% Taxation (1.449) (0.867) -67.1%

Taxation 1.984 1.799 10.28% Profit After Tax 5.368 3.500 53.4%

Profit After Tax(83.921

) 88.167-


Balance Sheet Information Fixed Assets 75.275 73.222 2.8%

Fixed Assets 5,895 5,449 8.18% Investments 26.583 12.074 120.2%

Investment 2,004 2,004 0.00% Trade debtors 3.618 0.160 2161.3%

Stocks 2,812 2,937 -4.26%Cash and BankBalances 5.181 0.768 574.6%

Trade Debtors 85.570 3.0582698.23

% Trade creditors 6.735 6.033 11.6%

Cash and Bank Balances 80.507 1,093 -92.63% Other Credit Balances -7.744 -10.514 26.3%

Other Debit Balances 2,383 2.68688619.29

% Net Assets 76.541 57 34.8%

Trade Creditors 1,132 1,124 0.71% https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=SMURFIT

Short Term Borrowings 870.305 714.363 21.83%

Other Credit Balances 3,481 4,473 -22.18%




Working Capital 280.285 795,644 -99.96%

Net Assets 7,776 7,860 -1.07%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=COSTAIN

25th May, 2011: NATIONAL SALT NIGERIA PLC 25th May, 2011: COSTAIN PLC

AUDITED REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10 AUDITED RESULT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-DEC-10

2010N'm

2009N'm

%

Change



Cost of sales (6,065) (5,392) -12.5% Profit Before Tax 117.807 (574.787) -120.50%

Profit Before Tax 2,058 2,712 -24.1% Taxation (19.871) (40.337) 50.74%

Taxation(410.01

9)(870.10

2) 52.9% Profit After Tax 97.936 (615.124) -115.92%

Profit After Tax 1,648 1,842 -10.5% Balance Sheet Information

Balance Sheet Information Fixed Assets 5,152 3,531 45.91%

Fixed Assets 2,555 2,907 -12.1% Stocks 2,910 2,380 22.27%

Stocks 915.198 883.229 3.6% Trade Debtors 3.058 0.848 260.61%

Trade debtors 673.335 1,285 -47.6%Cash and BankBalances 1,093 2,784 -60.74%

Cash and Bank Balances 1,448 759.856 90.6% Other Debit Balances 5,077 5,093 -0.31%

Other Debit Balances 1,917 2,318 -17.3% Trade Creditors 1,124 843.401 33.27%

Trade Creditors 257.201 253.298 1.5%

Short Term

Borrowings 714.363 435.765 63.93%

Short Term Borrowings 5.236 8.528 -38.6% Other Credit Balances 4,487 3,820 17.46%




Other Credit Balances 2,292 3,261 -29.7% Working Capital 1,140 3,455 -67.00%

Working Capital 2,930 2,446 19.8% Net Assets 7,910 8,692 -9.00%

Net Assets 4,955 4,631 7.0% https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=COSTAIN

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=NASCON

25th May, 2011: ABC Plc 25th May , 2011: SMART PRODUCTS PLC

FIRST QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-MAR-11SECOND QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30-

JUN-10

2011

N'm

2010

N'm %Change

2010

N'm 2009 N'm

%

Change

Turnover 1,216 1,011 20.28% Turnover 9.94 17.355 -42.7%


)(12.920

)-

367.37% Profit Before Tax 2.38 4.51 -47.2%

Taxation(10.038

)(10.433

) 3.79% Taxation (0.1500) (0.867) -82.7%

Profit After Tax

(70.422

)

(23.353

)

-

201.55% Profit After Tax 2.38 3.51 -32.2%Balance Sheet Information Balance Sheet Information

Fixed Assets 3,756 3,100 21.16% Fixed Assets 72.81 73.22 -0.6%

Investmets 21.372 21.372 0.00% Investments 22.50 12.074 86.4%

Stocks 146.754 139.443 5.24% Trade debtors 0.160 0.160 0.0%

Trade debtors 238.150 198.722 19.84%Cash and BankBalances 3.56 0.768 363.5%

Cash and Bank Balances 269.091 43.195 522.97% Trade creditors 5.24 6.033 -13.1%

Other Debit Balances 713.023 252.405 182.49% Other Credit Balances 5.41 5.41 0.0%




Trade creditors 205.553 140.014 46.81% Net Assets 70.21 56.794 23.6%

Short term Borrowings 165.737 99.309 66.89% https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=SMURFIT

Other Credit Balances 2,541 1,751 45.12%

Net Assets 1,693 1,764 -4.02%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=ABCTRANS

27th May, 2011: COSTAIN W .A. PLC

SECOND QUARTER REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30-SEP-10

2010N'm

2009N'm %Change

Turnover 3,531 4,223 -16.39%

Cost of sales (2,899) (3,627) 20.07%


5) 167.664-

190.09%

Taxation 3.163 3.353 -5.67%

Profit After Tax(154.20

8) 164.311-

193.85%

Balance Sheet Information

Fixed Assets 6,068 5,449 11.36%

Investment 2,004 2,004 0.00%

Stocks 1,894 2,937 -35.51%

Trade Debtors 183.570 3.058

5902.94

%

Cash and Bank Balances 92.507 1,093 -91.54%




Other Debit Balances 1,808 2,686 -32.69%

Trade Creditors 1,020 1,124 -9.25%

Short Term Borrowings 769.305 714.363 7.69%

Other Credit Balances 2,554 4,488 -43.09%

Working Capital 59.131 780.779 -92.43%

Net Assets 7,691 7,846 -1.98%

https://proshareng.com/investors/company.php?ref=COSTAIN




Forecast Results in the monthSource: NSE, Proshare Research

DECLARED FORECASTS FOR MAY 2011

Company Year End Period

GrossEarnings

in N'

billion

PAT in

N'

billion

BOC Gases Plc December Q2 2011 1,189 0.193

FCMB Plc December Q2 2011 17.737 2.632

International Breweries Plc December Q2 2011 4.426 0.327

Lafarge WAPCO Plc December Q2 2011 13.521 1.399

Capital Hotels Plc December Q2 2011 1.225 0.219

Briscoe Plc December Q2 2011 3.212 0.40

Oceanic Bank Plc December Q2 2011 57.174 5.650

Adswitch Plc April Q1 2011 36.215 4.981

Livestock Feeds Plc December Q3 2011 0.877 0.35

Starcomms Plc December Q2 2011 6.558 -2.169

Unilever Plc December Q3 2011 39.456 3.607

Oando Plc December Q2 2011 138.553 2.926

Academy Press Plc March Q1 2011 0.742 0.46

FTN Cocoa Processors Plc September Q2 2011 0.474 0.29

Costain WA Plc March Q1 2011 4.350 0.111

Dividends DeclaredDIVIDENDS DECLARED MAY 2011

Company

Dividend

Declared

Bonus

Declared AGM Date Price Adjustment Date

Japaul Oil & Maritime Plc 30-Jun-11Ecobank Transnational

Incorporated 30-Jun-11

Julius Berger Plc 2.00 07-Jul-11 20th - 23rd June, 2011

Total Nigeria Plc 600k 30-Jun-11 9th – 13th May 2011

Conoil Plc 2.00 24-Jul-11 06 – 10 June 2011

DN Meyer Plc 30-Jun-11

Oando Plc 30-Jun-11

Great Nigeria Insurance Plc 30-Jun-11 9th – 17th June, 2011

MRS Oil Plc 1.25k 26-Jul-11 11th - 15th July, 2011

Smart Products Plc 0.12k 1 for 4 30-Jun-11 17th - 27th June, 2011

Unity Bank Plc 0.5k 1 for 20 29-Jul-11 10th - 14th, June, 2011National Salt Coy of Nigeria Plc 50k 30-Jun-11 20th - 24th June, 2011

Costain WA Plc 13-Jul-11

29th June- 6th July2011

Universal Insurance Plc 22-Jun-11





Analyst Opinion

The outlook recorded in the month of May is quite impressive and is in line with our

expectation. The drop in political tension and impressive corporate actions from key

companies coupled with low valuation of blue chip stocks remained the major drivers.

Apart from persistent liquidity challenge that is facing the market, we observed that

market is still experiencing low risk appetite while the improved investors' confidence

appeared fragile.

The sustained cautious treading observed in the month while value investing approach

was religiously employed buttressed the wary position of investors.

More so, the MTD performance is ranked second best in the year to close at 3.11% as

against -2.44% recorded in May 2010. However, the YTD of 3.04% is far below 25.65%

recorded in the previous year comparable period. This is an indication that the regulatory

bodies and stakeholders need to maintain sustainable and collective efforts towardsreviving market confidence in which lasting solution to low liquidity position and proper

handling of sensitive market related issues will go a long way.

However, the smooth transition into new and fresh government would layoff investors’

wariness to some extent while our market remained the toast of portfolio managers who

are likely to leave markets in the mid East and North Africa due to troubles and

uncertainties in those economies.

To this regard, we believe that the performance of government and the new incoming

cabinet members must not fall short of expectations. Timely and well tailored economic

plans and policies that will support the ongoing infrastructural development and

economic reforms will have robust impact on the market performance in the coming

periods.

In our opinion, this will also impact investment decisions, market confidence and

increase participation of foreign investors accordingly while we expect low volatility in

the coming periods with improved rally as large numbers of big and mid CAP stocks still

trading below their intrinsic value with ample of opportunities for price growth.

Nevertheless, we remained optimistic as market has ability to sustain the current

bargain sentiments and enthusiasm as we foresee a growing risk appetite on the back of

supportive readings from government policies and economic plans.




Time Lines - (New s/ In formation in the month and Reaction of Market)

Date Timelines Gaine

rs

Losers ASI and Market Capitalisation Remarks

May 3NSE: Stockbrokers call for compulsory listing of multinationals:

Stockbrokers have called on the Federal Government to compel telecommunications

and multinational companies to list their shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

Mixed reactions trail CBN’s limit on cash withdrawal: Stakeholders in the

financial sector of the economy have expressed divergent views on the directive by

the Central Bank of Nigeria and Bankers’ Committee to limit the cumulative daily

cash withdrawals and lodgements in the country from June next year.

Stockbroking: Analysts caution regulators on capital requirement: Market

analysts have urged capital market regulators to review the idea of increasing the

minimum capital requirement for the operations of stockbroking firms in Nigeria.

27 27 At the close of trading session, the NSE All-Shar

Index gained by 0.18% to close at 25,085.59 a

against an offbeat by 0.99% recorded previou

session to close at 25,041.68. In the same vei

market capitalization appreciated b

N14.03billion (US$90.52million) to close

N8.02trillion (US$51.71billion) as again

depreciation by N80.34billion (US$518.33million

recorded on preceding session to close

N8.00trillion (US$51.61billion). Market report for th

day was titled: NSE All-Share Index inches up b

+0.18% as Neimeth tops gainers’ char

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singlen

ws.php?id=13726)

May 4 Africa’s FDI to Hit $150bn by 2015: Ernst & Young, a global accounting firm has

predicted that Africa may attract billions of dollars in new investments over the

next few years which is expected to significantly raise Foreign Direct Investment

(FDI) in the continent to $150 billion by 2015 from the $84 billion attained last

year.

Govt moves to reduce 2011 budget deficit to 3.6 per cent of GDP: The

Federal Government may have commenced talks with the National Assembly in a

move to reduce fiscal deficit of over N700 million of the N4.6 trillion budget this

year.

Risk management: The travails of Nigerian banks: There is a great correlation

between a banker and the non-immigrant visa issuer: Power of prediction. Howdoes the issuer predict that a non – immigrant visa applicant (especially the first-


Index dropped by 0.05% to close at 25,072.92 a

against upbeat by 0.18% recorded previous sessio

to close at 25,085.59. In the same vein, marke

capitalization depreciated by N3.62billio

(US$23.41million) to close at N8.02trillio

(US$51.69billion) as against appreciation b

N14.03billion (US$90.52million) recorded o

preceding session to close at N8.02trillio

(US$51.71billion). Market report for the day wa

titled: Equity market lost marginally b y -0.05%

with YTD standing at -0.12%


ws.php?id=13741)




timer) will come back: He will have to be convinced before he foretells the

outcome. But in the case of a banker, he will not only depend on seeming

predictability but will also adopt good risk management skills.

May 5 CAC investigates Okomu Oil - Owing to a petition from Shareholders Association,

the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Abuja has commenced investigation into

the affairs of the agricultural produce processing company, Okomu Oil Palm Plc

located at Udo in Ovia Southwest Local Government Area of Edo state.

Reforms: Fitch Threatens to Downgrade Nigeria’s Ratings - Global ratings

agency, Fitch Ratings has threatened to downgrade Nigeria’s rating to B+ from BB-

if the newly-elected government fails to implement badly needed reforms post-elections, to improve the country’s outlook.

Foreign investment firm contests acq uisition of Afribank by Vine Capital - A

private investment partner, Intangis Holdings, with main offices in New York and

London is claiming exclusive rights of acquisition on Afribank, saying that the

negotiations to that effect have almost been completed for consummation of

transactions.


Index moved up by 0.59% to close at 25,219.69 a

against offbeat by 0.05% recorded previous sessio


capitalization appreciated by N46.99billio


(US$51.99billion) as against depreciation b



(US$51.69billion). Market report for the day watitled: NSE ASI recorded +0.59% gain after

day profiteering


ws.php?id=13768)

May 6 Botched deals: AMCON may recapitalise Oceanic, Bank PHB – Sanusi - The

Governor of the CBN, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, has said that the AMCON may recapitalise

Oceanic Bank International Plc and Bank PHB Plc to prepare them for sale in the

near future if they don’t get good recapitalisation deals.

CBN to sell N134bn T-bills - The CBN has said that it plans to sell N134.27bn

($867m) in 91-182- and 364-day treasury bills next Wednesday at its usual bi-

monthly auction.

CBN to limit interest-rate increases to spur lending - CBN Governor Sanusi

Lamido Sanusi has indicated the apex bank may limit interest-rate increases to help

spur lending, especially as demand for foreign currency eases, reducing pressure on

the naira.

New investors coming for eight rescued banks, says CBN - The Governor of

35 19 The key benchmark indices moved up by 0.18% open the week on positive note with positive bread

while market indicators closed mixed. The secon

session recorded increased sell mandates as markpulled back marginally by-0.05%.

However, the bulls reclaimed the centre stage

bargain hunters maintained steamed efforts wh

sentiments remained positive on Thursday an

Friday with resilient market breadth as ke

benchmark indices sustained the uptrend by 0.59

and 0.32% respectively to close above 20, 50 an

200days moving averages at 25, 300.46- a bullis

trend. Market report for the week was titled: NS

ASI sustains uptrend, trading above 50 and 20




the CBN, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has said all the eight banks rescued with N620

billion bailout funds will find new investors, with four of them already agreeing in

principle to merge.

days moving average


ws.php?id=13779)

May 9 AMCON intervention yet to stimulate bank lending - Growth in lending by

banks is still low in spite of the successful takeover of their non-performing loans

by the AMCON, a development that is partly attributed to the low economic

activities in the first quarter and banks’ cautious steps at growing loan portfolio.

NSE: Stockbrokers express confidence in new management - The Association

of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria has expressed confidence in the new

administration of the NSE.

Inter-bank rates fall on inflow from AMCON - The Nigerian inter-bank lendingrates fell to an average of 8.41 per cent from 10.41 per cent on Friday, after

liquidity from repurchased AMCON’s bonds raised cash level in the system, a trader

told Reuters.


Index dropped by -0.15% to close at 25,262.50 a

against an upbeat by 0.32% recorded previou


market capitalization depreciated b



appreciation by N25.80billion (US$174.89million


N8.08trillion (US$54.78billion). Market report for thday was titled: NSE ASI pulls back by -0.15% a

heavy weight stocks experienced volatilit


ws.php?id=13784)

May 10 RenCap : Nigerian Banks Sitting on Excess Liquidity - Following the cautious

loan portfolio growth adopted by banks after the crisis that rocked the industry,

analysts at Renaissance Capital (RenCap) have speculated that Nigerian banks are

sitting on too much liquidity.

Nigerian naira eases after Central Bank forex auction - The Nigerian naira

eased against the U.S dollar on the interbank market on Monday after the CBN sold

dollars at a higher rate than last week at its foreign exchange auction.

FGN bonds record N3.2tr transactions in four months - Between January and

April 2011, transactions on FGN bonds through the Over-The-Counter (OTC) market

of NSE were 3.54 billion units valued at N3.2 trillion in 25,082 deals.

32 19 At the close of trading session, the NSE All-SharIndex gained by 0.67% to close at 25,432.93 a

against a decline by -0.15% recorded previousession to close at 25,262.50. In the same vei

market capitalization appreciated bN54.45billion (US$369.07million) to close

N8.12trillion (US$55.07billion) as againdepreciation by N12.13billion (US$82.21million

recorded on preceding session to close N8.07trillion (US$54.70billion). Market report for th

day was titled: Equity Market gains by 0.68% aUACN Plc leads gainers’ char

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singlenws.php?id=13787)

May 11 Inflation huge challenge for Nigeria, says CBN - Fighting inflation is likely to

be a challenge for Nigeria this year, but growth could top 7 percent if power and


Index gained by 0.18% to close at 25,478.17 aagainst an upbeat by 0.67% recorded previou





other reforms go ahead, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, CBN governor said yesterday.

Banks may shrink to 20, says CBN - The number of banks (24) in the country

may shrink to 21 or 20 after the reforms, the CBN Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi,

said yesterday.

SEC to Facilitate Single W’African Stock Exchange - The Chairman of the

Board of the SEC, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, has said SEC was working with

other regulators in the West African region to facilitate the formation of a single

stock exchange in order to take care of the challenges of cross border listings on

exchanges in the region.

market capitalization appreciated bN14.45billion (US$97.96million) to close

N8.14trillion (US$55.17billion) as againappreciation by N54.45billion (US$369.07millionrecorded on preceding session to close N8.12trillion (US$55.07billion). Market report for thday was titled: NSE ASI climbs further b y 0.18%

as Guinness Plc grows its Q3’11 PAT b31.97%.

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singlenws.php?id=13803)

May 12 Sovereign wealth fund to check profligacy, say analysts - The Senate

yesterday passed a bill to create a sovereign wealth fund, paving the way for the

three-tiers of government to improve the management of windfall crude oil

earnings

Sale of Banks: Shareholders Lose Bid to Stop CBN - Attempt by a group of

shareholders of banks under the auspice of Registered Trustees of Proactive

Shareholders Association of Nigeria to stop the proposed sale of some sick and

distressed banks by CBN to private investors has suffered a setback as a Federal

High Court in Abuja has struck out their suit for incompetence.

Senate approves N150bn take-off grant for Sovereign Wealth Fund -

Apparently jolted by THE PUNCH’s exclusive reports that some members of the

National Assembly had demanded a N2.5bn bribe for the passage of the Petroleum

Industry and Sovereign Wealth Fund bills, the Senate, on Wednesday, hurriedly

passed the latter.


Index gained by 1.01% to close at 25,736.37 aagainst an upbeat by 0.18% recorded previou

session to close at 25,478.17. In the same veimarket capitalization appreciated b

N82.50billion (US$559.13million) to close N8.22trillion (US$55.73billion) as again

appreciation by N14.45billion (US$97.96millionrecorded on preceding session to close N8.14trillion (US$55.17billion). Market report for thday was titled: ASI maintains strong hold abov

moving averages as YTD strengthens at 2.52%(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singlenws.php?id=13813)

May 13 How we’ll run Sovereign Wealth Fund, by Aganga - The Minister of Finance,

Mr. Segun Aganga, yesterday, described the Sovereign Wealth Fund, SWF, as a

win-win situation and explained that it would be managed in a transparent, prudent

and accountable manner to create an avenue for an accelerated transformation of

the nation’s economy.

Cadbury refuses dividend to shareholders - Shareholders of Cadbury Nigeria

29 32 The All-Share Index in the week under review gaine

by 2.03% to close at 25,813.71 as against a

upbeat of 1.03% recorded last week to close

25,300.46.

In the same vein, the market capitalization in th

week appreciated by N163.99 billion (US$1.11billio




Plc were jolted on Thursday when the board and management of the company said

there is no dividend payment despite huge earnings, about N29.17 billion recorded

by the confectionary company in the 2010 financial year.

Electronic trading platform debuts in Nigeria - The Financial Markets Dealers

Association (FMDA) in collaboration with ICAP of South Africa, has concluded plans

to launch the Inter-Dealer Brokerage Service (IDB), designed to accommodate

voice and electronic trading.

to close at N8.24 trillion (US$ 55.89billion) a

against appreciation of N83.10 billio

(US$563.23million) recorded last week to close

N8.08 trillion (US$ 54.78billion). Market report f

the week was titled: NSE ASI strengthen

position with 2.03% gain for the week as ral

continues.

(https://proshareng.com/news/singlenews.p

p?id=13822)

May 16 Onyema, Brokers to Meet Over Progress of N SE-Preparatory to the unveiling of

his agenda that will transform the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the Chief

Executive Officer of the Exchange, Mr. Oscar Onyema is set to meet with Chief

Executive officers (CEOs) of dealing member firms of the Exchange this week.

Onyema Restates Promise to Transform NSE- The Chief Executive Officer of

the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Mr. Oscar Onyema, has reiterated the

commitment of the new management of the Exchange to transform the nation’s

capital market into the gateway to African frontier markets.

Banks Increase Rates on Risk Assets- Banks have increased lending rates in

response to the ever-increasing high cost of operations in the country.

24 23 At the close of trading session, the NSE All-SharIndex gained by 0.05% to close at 25,826.50 a

against an upbeat by 0.30% recorded previousession to close at 25,813.71. In the same veimarket capitalization appreciated by N4.08billio(US$27.68million) to close at N8.25trillio

(US$55.92billion) as against appreciation bN24.71billion (US$167.49million) recorded o

preceding session to close at N8.24trillio(US$55.89billion). Market report for the day wa

titled: Nigerian Capital Market records modegain of 0.05% as weak bargain sets in

(https://proshareng.com/news/13833)

May 17 Court stops CBN, others from selling Finbank - A FederaL High Court, Lagos,

yesterday restrained the CBN, Finbank Plc, First City Monument Bank (FCMB) and

directors of Finbank from “selling or howsoever taking any steps and/or further

steps to dispose and /or sell in any manner whatsoever Finbank Plc to FCMB.

CBN spends $2.2bn defending naira in April - The CBN in April spent $2.2

billion dollar defending the naira as it battles to contain rising inflation and maintain

a decent foreign reserve level.

Naira appreciates on CBN dollar supp ort - The naira strengthened against the

24 31 At the close of trading session, the NSE All-SharIndex dropped by -0.02% to close at 25,821.85 aagainst an upbeat by 0.05% recorded previou

session to close at 25,826.50. In the same veimarket capitalization depreciated by N1.48billio(US$10.06million) to close at N8.25trillio(US$55.91billion) as against appreciation b

N4.08billion (US$27.68million) recorded opreceding session to close at N8.25trillio

(US$55.92billion). Market report for the day watitled: Profiteering ends five days rall y as Cono

Plc rewards investors with N2.00 dividendhttps://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNe

ws.php?id=13838)




dollar on the interbank market yesterday, after the CBN increased dollar supply

from its bi-weekly auction, traders said.

May 18 Inflation Drops to 11.6%, Says NBS - The year-on-year inflation rate in the

country declined to 11.6 per cent in April from 12.8 per cent, it recorded in March,

a report from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

Divestment Order: NAICOM Moves to Shore-up Stakeholders’ Confidence -

NAICOM has explained why it had to set up an eight-man committee to review the

divestment of banks from insurance companies, saying it was meant to ensure that

the exercises will not lead to loss of confidence in the insurance industry.

Dangote Group to build additional 10 cement plants in Africa - Dangote

Group’s recent $4 billion investment agreement with Sinoma International

Engineering Company of China is expected to add another 10 cement plants to

boost production capacity in Africa



against a decline by -0.02% recorded previou








day was titled: NSE ASI dips further by -0.13%

as profiteering continue

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleN

ws.php?id=13849)

May 19 AMCON to buy bad loans at punitive prices - Determined to stall a recurrence

of the banking crisis that led to the sack of eight bank CEOs and almost brought the

entire industry to its knee, the Asset AMCON, in conjunction with the CBN, has

declared that any bank whose non-performing loans (NPLs) exceed five percent of

total loans will henceforth have i ts bad loans bought at punitive prices.

Lafarge’s expansion drive brightens profitability prospect - Lafarge Cement

WAPCO Nigeria Plc has said that its recent investment in projects aimed at

expanding the business would translate to huge profitability for its shareholders

soon.

12 banks gave out N5.24tn loans in 2010 - The total value of loans and

advances of the 12 publicly-quoted banks that passed the Central Bank of Nigeria’s

stress test increased by 7.82 per cent, from N4.86tn in 2009 to N5.24tn in 2010.

19 31 At the close of trading session, the NSE All-SharIndex dropped by -0.27% to close at 25,717.73 a



N22.47billion (US$152.31million) to close N8.21trillion (US$55.69billion) as againdepreciation by N10.79billion (US$73.17million

recorded on preceding session to close N8.23trillion (US$55.84billion). Market report for th

day was titled: Market CAP sheds N34.75 billioin 3days as Aso Savings Plc tops volume

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNws.php?id=13859)

May 20 NSE Moves to Deepen Capital Market- In a bid to ensure good corporate

governance and attract multinational companies to list their shares, the NigerianStock Exchange (NSE) has strengthened its Council by appointing 10 new

25 32 The All-Share Index in the week under revie

dropped by -0.09% to close at 25,790.64 a

against an upbeat of 2.03% recorded last week




members.

Experts Predict Boom for African Economies- With the current position of things in some African countries, the continent will, in the nearest futureoutpace

the growth enjoyed by Asiaand many continents of the world, Chief Executive

Officer of Renaissance Capital, Mr. Stephen Jennings has said.

NSE Council co-opt Rew ane, Ufot, Ogunbanjo, others- THE Council of Nigerian

Stock Exchange (NSE) has co-opted ten members into its fold as part of strategies

to boost its oversight functions.

close at25,813.71.

In the same vein, the market capitalization in thweek depreciated by N7.37 billion (US$49.96millio

to close at N8.24 trillion (US$ 55.84billion) a

against appreciation of N163.99 billio

(US$1.11billion) recorded last week to close at N8.2

trillion (US$ 54.89billion). Market report for the wee

was titled: Profiteering dips Market by -0.09%

for the week as MRS Plc rewards investors wit

N1.25kobo.

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleN

ws.php?id=13874)

May 23 N584bn corporate debt financing tied down in pension asse ts- There may be

as much as N584 billion in pension assets that could be deployed to corporate debt

financing lying idle in pension assets.

Capacity utilisation in food, beverage, tobacco sector drops- The average

capacity utilisation in food, beverage and tobacco sector of the Nigerian economy

dropped in year 2010 to 63 percent from 66 percent in 2009.

Global Fleet takes over Oceanic Bank Sao Tome- GLOBAL Fleet Group, at the

weekend, took over 100 per cent shareholding of Oceanic Bank, Sao Tome. The

bank was handed over to Global Fleet’s Chief Executive Officer, Jimoh Ibrahim, as

the new Chairman, at a completion board meeting in Sao Tome, on Friday.





market capitalization depreciated by N8.93billio


(US$55.78billion) as against appreciation b




titled: : NSE ASI pulls back by -0.11% a

Sterling Bank Plc leads decliners’ chart

https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNe

ws.php?id=13885)

May 24 Investor Dump OTC Bonds for New Issues- The Over-the-Counter (OTC) bond

market of the NSE, again suffered a setback last week as investors dump their

holding to participate in new issues by the Debt Management Office (DMO).

Corporate Trustees hail SEC on market development-The President of the

Association of Corporate Trustees (ACT), Mrs. Oluwatoyin Sanni has commended

the Securities and SEC on its efforts in the area of market development,



against a decline by -0.1% recorded previous sessio


capitalization depreciated by N7.62billio


(US$55.73billion) as against depreciation b






monitoring, supervision and rules making.

CBN may nullify Vine Capital, Afribank MoU - The Memorandum of

Understanding recently signed by Afribank Plc and Vine Capital Partners Limited as

regards the recapitalisation of the former may be cancelled, following the

disapproval of the deal by the Central Bank of Nigeria.


titled: NSE ASI dips further by -0.09% a s Wem

Bank Plc leads decliners’ chart

https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNe

ws.php?id=13888)

May 25 MPC tightens further, raises MPR to 8% - The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on

Tuesday, for the third time this year, raised the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) by 50

basis points to 8 percent in what it described as “its continued efforts at checking

excess liquidity in the economy.”

Foreign investment: US tells Nigeria to tackle bribery - Nigeria needs to

address the issue of bribery to sustain the interest of foreign investors in its

economy, the United States Consul-General in Nigeria, Mr. Joseph Stafford, has

said.

Direct Payment of Investors for Shares Under Threat-The new initiative called

Straight Through Process (STP), in which the CSCS Limited credits investors’

accounts directly with the proceeds of sale of the shares is under threat.


Index dropped by -0.47% to close at 25,618.53 aagainst a decline by -0.09% recorded previou

session to close at 25,738.80. In the same veimarket capitalization depreciated b

N38.42billion (US$260.43million) to close N8.18trillion (US$55.47billion) as again

depreciation by N7.62billion (US$51.69millionrecorded on preceding session to close

N8.22trillion (US$55.73billion). Market report for thday was titled: Market CAP dips by N54.99bn i

3days as Unity Bank Plc rewards investors witcash & bonu

(https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNws.php?id=13895)

May 26 Bank stocks decline on back of MPC decisions - Bank stocks fell to a six-week

low yesterday in response to tight monetary measures reeled out by the Monetary

Policy Committee (MPC) on Tuesday.

MPC hike will enhance forex exchange stability-Khan - The 50 basis points

increase in the Monetary Policy Rate (MPC) to 8.0 per cent and the increase in the

cash reserve requirement of banks would enhance stability of the foreign exchange

markets, says Razia Khan In a bid to further tighten money supply in the economy,

the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN on Tuesday announced the second increase in the

MPR to 8.0 per cent from 7.5 per cent, citing “need to address inflationary

expectations associated with excessive liquidity and pressure on foreign exchange

market”.

‘New interest rate will have little effect on stocks' - The new interest rate

announced recently by the nation's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will have

little effect on the trading performance at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE),










day was titled: : NSE ASI snaps a three-da

losing streak as AG Leventis Plc leads gainer

chart.(

https://www.proshareng.com/news/singleNews.php?id=13904)




analysts at Cordros Capital, a stockbroking firm, have said.

May 27 Tourist company's shares hold investors' interest - Trading activities in theshares of Tourist Company of Nigeria boosted market volume yesterday as the

quantity of shares transacted during the day rose by 169.64 per cent, as against

the decline recorded in the last three trading days.

Crisis: Rescued banks’ cumulative share price drops by 71% –

Investigation - The cumulative share price of the nine Deposit Money Banks

rescued by the Central Bank of Nigeria between August and October 2009 has

depreciated by 71 per cent from its pre-crisis level, an investigation by our

correspondent has revealed.

Banks spend N114.5bn on cash manageme nt — CBN - The Governor, CentralBank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, has said that the Nigerian banking industry

spends N114.5bn annually on cash management.

21 36 The All-Share Index in the week under review gaine

by 0.15% to close at 25,829.75 as against

decline of -0.09% recorded last week to clos

at25,790.64.

In the same vein, the market capitalization in th

week appreciated by N18.07 billio

(US$122.49million) to close at N8.25 trillion (US

55.97billion) as against depreciation of N7.37 billio

(US$49.96million) recorded last week to close

N8.24 trillion (US$ 54.84billion). Market report f

the week was titled: NSE ASI turns green b0.15% for the week ahead presidenti

inauguration(https://www.proshareng.com/n

ws/singlenews.php?id=13905)

May 31 Banks’ recapitalisation under threat as more merger talks collapse - The

recapitalisation process of Deposit Money Banks that failed the CBN’s stress test

may be under threat, following the inability of some of the rescued banks to finalise

their different merger deals.

MPR increase may discourage capital market investors – Analysts - The

recent increase in the Monetary Policy Rate by the Monetary Policy Committee of

the CBN may affect investment on the NSE, analysts have said. The analysts said

that the rate increase could make investors abandon the capital market for the

money market.

Court restrains CBN from sacking Afribank’s chairman - A Federal High Court

in Lagos has restrained the CBN and its governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi from

giving effect to a letter purporting to remove Osa Osunde as Chairman of Afribank

Nigeria Plc.Justice James Tsoho, in a ruling on an ex-parte application by Osunde

last week, also suspended the purported letter dated May 12, 2011 and held that

Osunde was at liberty to remain in office as a director and Chairman of Afribank.








appreciation by N36.10billion (US$244.68million



day was titled: NSE ASI climbs further b y 0.14%

as MTD stands at 3.11%

(http://www.proshareng.com/news/singlene

ws.php?id=13914)




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