BUA Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu appreciates the shareholders for their loyalty, and trust in the company's Board and management.Shareholders of BUA Cement Plc, Nigeria's second largest cement company, ...

Shareholders of BUA Cement Plc have officially approved a final dividend of N10 per ordinary share for the 2025 financial ...

BUA Foods Plc has been listed in the Financial Times’ 2026 Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies ranking, reinforcing the ...

BUA Cement Plc has said the price of cement will decline when production and logistics costs reduce. Naija News reports that ...

BUA Cement Plc has said cement prices will decline when production and logistics costs ease, arguing that the rise in prices has been driven largely by foreign exchange depreciation, surging energy ...

The company says rising energy, transportation, and foreign exchange-related costs remain major drivers of cement prices in ...

It has been a tough 18 months for businesses of all stripes in Nigeria. Reforms to remove the fuel and naira subsidies, and the subsequent explosion of inflation, have hit citizens and consumers hard.

Shareholders of one of Africa’s largest manufacturing companies, BUA Cement Plc, have approved dividends of N88.047billion for its financial year ended December 31, 2021 at N2:60k per ordinary share ...