manufacturing

Supporting manufacturing for national empowerment

BY ARIZE NWOBU Manufacturing is the very essence of the secondary sector of the economy. It entails the production of goods through the use of labour, machines and tools and in other ways. It helps in the modernisation of agriculture, which is primary and foundational in economic growth and development.  Manufacturing leads to urbanisation, job […]
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Manufacturing expo attracts 3,000 foreign, local participants

Over 3000 international and local equipment manufacturers from Germany, Turkey, Indonesia, Italy and China including member-companies from multinationals, large, Small and Medium Industries, SMIs, have confirmed participation for the 2018 edition of the Nigeria Manufacturing Equipment, NME, Expo.

Q3’17: 22 manufacturing companies borrow N839.2bn

Amidst the country’s economic recovery phase and inability to raise long term capital from the Nigerian capital market, top 22 manufacturing companies listed across the sub sectors on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE were constrained to borrow about N839.2 billion in expensive and short term loans from banks and other financial institutions to bridge funding gaps, in the nine months financial period ended September 30 (Q3’17), 2017.

Stakeholders urge actions on manufacturing, real estate, others to end poverty

By Chris Ochayi ABUJA— Eminent Nigerians have unanimously called for urgent diversification of the economy, yesterday, with specific attention on developing the road and rail network, ICT, and solid minerals in order to end the poverty ravaging the country. The renowned persons, who gathered at the recent symposium of The Osasu Show in Abuja, voiced […]

N30trn revenue leakage: MAN flays arrest order on CEOs

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has kicked against the threat to arrest 30 Chief Executive Officers of some of its member companies by the Senate Committee on Customs, Excise and Tariff, over N30 trillion revenue leakage in the import and export value chain between 2006 and 2017.

MANUFACTURING: Backward integration projects boost local content by 53%— MAN

MANUFACTURERS Association of Nigeria (MAN) has disclosed that investments in backward integration projects have boosted local content by 53.17 per cent. Investigation by Vanguard showed that Nigerian Breweries Plc, has been procuring 99 per cent of its packaging materials from local suppliers. The company also procured 60 per cent of its cassava starch and 100 per cent of sorghum from indigenous suppliers.

PML, ITC partner on local manufacturing

PHILIP Morris Limited (PML), the national affiliate of Philip Morris International (PMI) in Nigeria has entered into a strategic partnership with International Tobacco Company Limited (ITC) to manufacture one of PMI’s leading brands in Nigeria.

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