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Oando suspension: We acted on SEC’s directive – Stock exchange

Oando suspension: We acted on SEC’s directive – Stock exchange

Following the conflicting signal from the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, and the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, on the status of trading on the shares of Oando Plc, Wednesday , the Exchange has said that it acted on the directive of the SEC to maintain status quo on the suspension.
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Wale Tinubu still Oando CEO following successful AGM

Wale Tinubu still Oando CEO following successful AGM

Oando Plc yesterday successfully held its 40th Annual General Meeting, AGM as shareholders passed vote of confidence on the management team led by Wale Tinubu and retaining the company’s Board of Directors.

SEC intervenes in foreign investors’  dispute over Oando’s AGM

SEC intervenes in foreign investors’ dispute over Oando’s AGM

THE Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, has moved in to douse tension ahead of the 40th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Oando Plc scheduled for next week Monday in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Ansbury, the indirect foreign investors in the major oil company, had sent another petition to the Commission, seeking to suspend the AGM over what they see as failure of corporate governance in the major oil company.

2.2m bpd oil output by June- Oando’s CEO

2.2m bpd oil output by June- Oando’s CEO

The Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria’s Oando says worst disruptions in oil-producing Delta region are over, and production could reach 2.2 million barrels per day (bpd) by the end of June.

Oando reduces net debt by 29%, posts N1.7bn PAT

Oando reduces net debt by 29%, posts N1.7bn PAT

OANDO Plc has reduced its net debt by 29 per cent to N225.9 billion in the first quarter 2017 (Q1’17), ended March 31, from N316.6 billion in the corresponding period of 2016, just as Profit After Tax, PAT dropped by 59 per cent to N 1.7 billion from N 4.1 billion.

Oando reduces net debt by 29%, posts N1.7bn PAT

Oando reduces net debt by 29%, posts N1.7bn PAT

OANDO Plc has reduced its net debt by 29 per cent to N225.9 billion in the first quarter 2017 (Q1’17), ended March 31, from N316.6 billion in the corresponding period of 2016, just as Profit After Tax, PAT dropped by 59 per cent to N 1.7 billion from N 4.1 billion.