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Shareholders endorse NGX Group bonus shares and dividend payout

The NGX Group dividend resolution was endorsed by shareholders. The approval came at the 65th Annual General Meeting in Lagos. Shareholders also backed bonus shares and related corporate actions. The NGX Group dividend decision reflects a 50% payout increase.

The NGX Group dividend approval includes a final payout of N2.00 per share. It follows an earlier interim dividend of N1.00 per share. This brings the total dividend for 2025 to N3.00 per share. The company also approved a one-for-three bonus share issue.

The NGX Group dividend and bonus approval aligns with audited results for 2025. The group recorded stronger earnings and improved profitability during the period. Profit before tax rose to N15.6 billion from N13.6 billion.

The NGX Group dividend structure reflects sustained investor returns. Bonus shares are issued from retained earnings. They increase shareholding without additional investor cost. This mechanism supports liquidity and market participation. The AGM also reinforced governance continuity. Key board members were re-elected for oversight stability. Shareholders expressed confidence in management direction.

The NGX Group dividend approval was part of several resolutions. Shareholders approved one new share for every three held. The qualification date for the bonus issue was 10 April 2026.

The total NGX Group dividend for 2025 increased by 50%. This reflects improved financial performance and investor returns. Market revenue growth also supported the payout capacity. Group Chairman Umaru Kwairanga stated: “The progress recorded reflects the strength of the Group’s strategy.” He added focus remains on disciplined oversight and value delivery.

The Group CEO Temi Popoola said: “This next phase is about deepening momentum.” He highlighted scaling infrastructure and capital formation expansion. Investor groups also responded positively. They described results as evidence of strong execution. They also noted improved market conditions.

The NGX Group dividend decision signals investor confidence. It strengthens retail and institutional participation in the exchange. It also supports long-term equity market stability. Bonus shares may improve liquidity in NGX stock.

They also broaden shareholder base participation. This aligns with broader capital market development goals. Stronger dividends can attract new investors. They may also reinforce trust in listed financial institutions. The exchange’s performance influences wider market sentiment.

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Michael Victor

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