
Results
9
A list of companies that grew earnings by 20% and are trading on less than 20 times earnings. All with a debt to equity ratio below 1.
9 companies
Ecobank Transnational
Market Cap: ₦934.5b
Provides retail, corporate, and investment banking services in Nigeria and rest of Africa.
ETI
₦38.00
7D
4.1%
1Y
35.7%
Transnational Corporation of Nigeria
Market Cap: ₦416.6b
Together with the subsidiaries, engages in the power, oil and gas, and hospitality businesses in Nigeria.
TRANSCORP
₦41.00
7D
-2.8%
1Y
-5.2%
Unilever Nigeria
Market Cap: ₦413.6b
Manufactures and markets food, home care, and beauty and personal care products primarily in Nigeria and internationally.
UNILEVER
₦72.00
7D
0%
1Y
140.0%
Julius Berger Nigeria
Market Cap: ₦222.4b
A construction company, engages in the planning and construction of various civil engineering works in Nigeria and Europe.
JBERGER
₦139.00
7D
0%
1Y
-10.5%
Jaiz Bank
Market Cap: ₦212.7b
Provides non-interest banking services in Nigeria.
JAIZBANK
₦4.77
7D
7.2%
1Y
63.4%
Chemical and Allied Products
Market Cap: ₦60.3b
Manufactures and sells paints and coatings in Nigeria.
CAP
₦74.00
7D
8.0%
1Y
94.7%
May & Baker Nigeria
Market Cap: ₦30.7b
May & Baker Nigeria Plc, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures, sells, and distributes human pharmaceuticals, human vaccines, and consumer products in Nigeria.
MAYBAKER
₦17.80
7D
0%
1Y
108.2%
UH Real Estate Investment Trust
Market Cap: ₦9.8b
Union Homes Real Estate Investment Trust (UH REIT) now UH Real Estate Investment was listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) in 2008 and commenced full operations February 2009 with a net asset sum of N12.876 Billion
UHOMREIT
₦51.85
7D
0%
1Y
41.7%
Academy Press
Market Cap: ₦6.6b
Provides printing services in Nigeria.
ACADEMY
₦7.30
7D
-0.7%
1Y
192.0%