NGX Company Disclosures

* Clinoscope Services Limited, a substantial shareholder, acquired 40,000,000 ordinary shares of Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc. * The transaction took place on August 04, 2026, at a price of ₦7.80 per share.

* Zayyad Shittu, an employee of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc, sold 25,000 ordinary shares of the company. * The transaction took place on 31 July 2026 at a price of ₦140.1000 per share.

* Olayinka Sodipe, an employee of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc, sold 33,000 units of the company’s ordinary shares on 31 July 2026. * The shares were sold at varying prices ranging from ₦138.00 to ₦140.00, resulting in an average transaction price of ₦138.90 per share.

* The Board of Directors of ABC Transport Plc approved the Unaudited Financial Statements for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. * The 2026 Q2 financial statements have been formally filed with the Nigerian Exchange Limited. * The company’s closed period for trading by insiders ended 24 hours after the publication of these financial results.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦14.68bn | PAT: -₦8.69bn | EPS: -259k | Equity: -₦15.50bn | Assets: ₦122.04bn • The company recorded a significant decline in profitability compared to the same period in 2025, largely driven by high net finance costs of ₦8.37bn and administrative expenses of ₦7.90bn. • Retained earnings are negative (₦83.02bn), contributing to a total equity position of -₦15.50bn as of 30 June 2026.

* Calvados Global Services Limited, an entity related to major shareholder Mr. Olufemi Otedola, acquired 138,041,465 ordinary shares of First HoldCo Plc. * The transaction took place on the Nigerian Exchange Limited on August 06, 2026, at a price of N131.2 per share.

* Shareholders ratified the appointment of two new directors and re-elected two existing directors, while also appointing BDO Professional Services as the new external auditors. * The company disclosed its managers' remuneration for the year as ₦80,326,002.29 and approved new remuneration packages for non-executive directors and the Chairman. * Members approved a general mandate for related-party transactions for the 2026 financial year and passed a special resolution to amend the company's Articles of Association regarding the notice period for Directors' meetings.

* Shareholders approved a dividend of ₦802,464,895.88, representing 4 Kobo per ordinary share for the 2025 financial year, payable to members on the register as of July 21, 2026. * The meeting included the approval of the 2025 audited financial statements, the re-election of three directors, and the appointment of members to the Statutory Audit Committee. * Shareholders authorized the Board to fix the 2026 remuneration for the company’s auditors (KPMG Professional Services) and approved ₦41,000,000 in remuneration for Non-Executive Directors for the 2026 financial year. * A general mandate for related party transactions was renewed, and the disclosure of manager remuneration in the Annual Report was officially noted.

• NEM Insurance Plc has announced the expiration of the tenure of Non-Executive Director, Mrs. Joy Teluwo. • Mrs. Teluwo officially ceased her service on the company's Board of Directors effective July 29, 2026.

* Insider Omotomiwa Omotoso, an employee of AVA Capital PLC, purchased 615 shares of the company on August 4, 2026. * The shares were acquired at a price of 10.14 per share, resulting in a total transaction value of 6,723.11.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦14.68bn | PAT: -₦8.69bn | EPS: -₦2.59 | Assets: ₦122.04bn | Equity: -₦15.50bn • The Group recorded a net finance cost of ₦8.37bn, significantly impacting the loss before income tax. • Administrative expenses increased sharply to ₦7.90bn from ₦4.74bn in the prior year period.

* Cutix Plc will hold its 43rd Annual General Meeting on Friday, August 28, 2026, at 11 a.m. at the Anaedo Social Club Hall in Nnewi, Anambra State. * The meeting agenda includes the presentation of the audited financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2026, the re-election of directors, the election of the statutory audit committee, and approval of director remuneration. * Shareholders are asked to approve a General Mandate allowing the company to enter into necessary revenue or trading-related transactions with interested persons or related parties on normal commercial terms. * The company's Register of Members and Transfer Books will be closed from August 17 to August 21, 2026, to facilitate the preparation of an up-to-date registry.

* Stanbic IBTC ETF 30 has announced an interim dividend of ₦3.07 per unit for the period ended 30 June 2026. * The qualification date is 03 August 2026, and the register of unitholders will be closed from 04 August to 05 August 2026. * Dividend payments will be made electronically on 06 August 2026 to unitholders who have completed their e-dividend registration.

* SIAML Pension ETF 40 has declared an interim dividend of ₦8.28 per unit for the period ended 30 June 2026. * The dividend will be paid on 06 August 2026 to unitholders on the Register of Members as of the qualification date of 03 August 2026. * The Register of Unitholders will be closed from 04 August 2026 to 05 August 2026.

• 9 Months ended June 30, 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦82.64m | PAT: (₦141.69m) | EPS: (6k) | Equity: ₦4.30bn | Assets: ₦6.54bn • The company underwent a name change from Deap Capital Management & Trust Plc to Critical Minerals Financing Corp Plc. • Issued 1.07bn new ordinary shares during the period following a debt-equity conversion of ₦1.81bn owed to non-bank creditors.

* Dr. Vitus Ezinwa has stepped down as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Beta Glass Plc. * Mr. ‘Boye Olusanya, an experienced business leader and current Group CEO of FMN Holdings Limited, has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Board, effective July 30, 2026.

• Oando PLC reported H1 2026 revenue of ₦2.1 trillion (up 20% year-on-year) and profit after tax of ₦68.6 billion (up 8%), driven by increased production and higher product prices. • Average production rose 16% year-on-year to 42,789 boepd, supported by new drilling and the restoration of shut-in wells, while production opex decreased by 18% to $16.83/boe. • The company successfully restructured its Corporate Facility and Medium-Term Loan and is actively progressing a ₦200 billion Rights Issue and a US$1.5 billion multi-instrument issuance program to strengthen its balance sheet. • Oando maintains FY2026 production guidance of 40,000–50,000 boepd and has revised its traded crude oil volume guidance to 22–26 MMbbls.

* AVA Capital PLC officially announced the listing of the company on the Nigerian stock exchange, effective Friday, July 31, 2026. * The company introduced its Board of Directors to shareholders and the investing public to mark the post-listing transition.

* Abafor Arinze Praise, a team member in Trade & Investment (Securities) at United Capital PLC, acquired 18,000 ordinary shares of the company. * The transaction took place on August 3, 2026, comprising 13,000 units at N18.00 per share and 5,000 units at N18.15 per share, resulting in an average price of N18.075 per share.

* Director Oluremi I Tinuolu-Gabriel purchased 34,000 units of United Capital PLC ordinary shares. * The transaction took place on August 3, 2026, at a price of N18.05 per share.

* African Alliance Insurance Plc was under a regulatory order until June 16, 2026, when control was formally returned to its shareholders. * Following the handover, the company has submitted its capital raising plan to the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and is awaiting further directives to proceed with its recapitalization process.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦16.77m | PAT: ₦1.98m | EPS: 0k | Equity: ₦1.37bn | Assets: ₦1.39bn • The business has been resuscitated through the operations of the Austin Laz Engineering Division. • H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦27.20m | PAT: ₦246k | EPS: 0k | Equity: ₦1.37bn | Assets: ₦1.39bn • The company recorded finance costs of ₦15.17m and other income of ₦15.85m during the period. • H1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦0 | PAT: (₦8.99m) | EPS: (1k) | Equity: ₦1.38bn | Assets: ₦1.43bn • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦0 | PAT: (₦16.24m) | EPS: (2k) | Equity: ₦1.37bn | Assets: ₦1.41bn

* Between 27 July 2026 and 31 July 2026, Airtel Africa purchased 799,843 of its own ordinary shares as part of its ongoing share buyback programme. * The repurchased shares were acquired from Barclays Capital Securities Limited at a volume weighted average price of 340.4021 GBp on 30 July and 331.4983 GBp on 31 July 2026. * All purchased ordinary shares are set to be cancelled. * Since the programme's commencement on 22 May 2026, the company has purchased a total of 15,984,069 shares at a volume weighted average price of 338.58 GBp.

* Insider Dotun David, an employee of AVA Capital PLC, purchased 43,900 shares of the company. * The transaction took place on August 3, 2026, at a price of 9.05 per share, totaling 397,295.

* Staco Insurance Plc has obtained NAICOM approval for its 2024 Audited Financial Statements and is currently seeking a Letter of No Objection from the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN). * The company plans to convene an Annual General Meeting following the FRCN's approval to seek shareholder authorization for outstanding audited financial statements and proposed funding options to meet minimum capital requirements. * As part of the recapitalization process, NAICOM has provided the company with the necessary CBN account details for the required statutory deposit.

* VFD Group reported strong half-year 2026 growth, with consolidated Profit After Tax (PAT) rising 100.8% to ₦10.06bn and company-level PAT surging 328% to ₦5.03bn. * Gross earnings for the Group increased by 30.5% to ₦53.71bn, driven by the strength of its investment portfolio and disciplined capital allocation. * The Board of Directors has approved an interim dividend of 24 kobo per ordinary share, resulting in a total payout of approximately ₦3.04 billion. * The company significantly strengthened its balance sheet, with shareholders' funds more than doubling to ₦91.02bn and borrowings declining by 7% to ₦116.18bn.

* Guaranty Trust Holding Company plc (GTCO) confirms that its total issued ordinary share capital consists of 36,550,229,514 shares, with each share carrying one vote. * This figure is provided to assist shareholders in calculating their notification requirements for interests or changes in interests under the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦81.16bn | PAT: ₦19.60bn | EPS: 1,451k | Equity: ₦74.57bn | Assets: ₦161.56bn • Trade receivables increased significantly to ₦65.20bn (from ₦40.02bn at FY 2025), with about 60% due from related party Bulk Commodities Limited. • H1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦78.16bn | PAT: ₦15.60bn | EPS: 1,154k | Equity: ₦53.25bn | Assets: ₦111.63bn • Finance income rose to ₦2.37bn (from ₦1.27bn in Q2 2025) as the company benefited from higher returns on short-term deposits. • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦152.69bn | PAT: ₦33.53bn | EPS: 1,241k | Equity: ₦71.18bn | Assets: ₦135.27bn • The company declared a proposed dividend of 600k per ordinary share, totaling an estimated ₦16.2bn payout to shareholders.

* Regency Alliance Insurance Plc has successfully completed a multi-phased capital-raising programme through a Rights Issue and a Private Placement. * The company raised a total of ₦6,040,666,000.00 (₦2,540,666,000.00 from the Rights Issue and ₦3,500,000,000.00 from the Private Placement). * These funds, combined with existing assets, will position the company to meet the ₦15 billion minimum capital requirement prescribed by the Nigerian Insurance Industry Act (NIIRA) 2025. * The company has received allotment approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is currently undergoing verification by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM).

* As of 31 July 2026, Airtel Africa plc had an issued share capital of 3,639,696,802 ordinary shares, which includes 6,136,678 treasury shares that do not carry voting rights. * The total number of voting rights for shareholder notification purposes is 3,632,760,281. * The discrepancy of 6,936,521 shares between the issued capital and voting rights is attributed to the treasury shares and 799,843 unsettled share purchases pending cancellation under the ongoing share buyback programme.

* Shareholders approved a share premium reduction and a capital return of ₦84 billion to shareholders, subject to regulatory and court approvals. * The company fixed the remuneration for Non-Executive Directors for the 2026 financial year at ₦93 million, plus separate sitting allowances. * Shareholders authorized a general mandate allowing the company to procure goods, services, and financing from related parties throughout the 2026 financial year on normal commercial terms.

* Coronation Asset Management has launched a Series II offer for the Coronation Infrastructure Fund (CIF) to raise up to ₦20 billion through the issuance of 186,915,887 units at ₦107.00 each. * The offering is part of a larger ₦200 billion shelf programme and is intended to increase the fund's Assets under Management (AuM) from over ₦9.2 billion to more than ₦30 billion. * Proceeds from the capital raise will be used to finance a pipeline of critical, creditworthy infrastructure projects across sectors including transportation, energy, utilities, telecommunications, social infrastructure, and real estate.

• Period ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.49trn | PAT: ₦191.04bn | EPS: ₦35.37 | Assets: ₦10.88trn • Revenue increased significantly to ₦2.49trn compared to ₦368.08bn in the previous comparative period. • The Group recognized ₦1.47trn in contingent consideration related to the acquisition of ND Western Limited and Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited. • Period ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited | (In USD) • Revenue: $1.81bn | PAT: $138.96m | EPS: $0.026 | Assets: $7.95bn • The Group recognized $1.07bn in contingent consideration related to the acquisition of ND Western Limited and Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited.

* Shareholders approved the 2025 audited financial statements and a dividend payout of 6 kobo per share. * The company re-elected Mr. Olusegun Layode and Mrs. Hilda Nkor as Directors and appointed new members to the Statutory Audit Committee. * Shareholders approved a total Non-Executive Directors’ remuneration of ₦8,280,000 and renewed the company's general mandate for related-party transactions.

* The Board of Directors of McNichols Consolidated Plc approved the company’s unaudited financial statements for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. * The financial statements have been officially submitted to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) via the Issuers’ Portal. * The company’s "Closed Period" on trading shares for insiders and connected persons will continue until 24 hours after the filing of these financial results.

• Ellah Lakes Plc reported revenue of ₦533.86 million for the first half of 2026, driven by increased commercial activity across its integrated agribusiness platform. • The company significantly strengthened its balance sheet by converting outstanding directors’ loans into equity, which reduced total liabilities by 93.6% to ₦504.66 million. • Operational progress included the procurement of new milling equipment for its CPO and PKO operations to improve throughput, along with the scaling of its livestock business to over 1,000 pigs.

* Guinea Insurance Plc has successfully concluded a hybrid offer, comprising a Rights Issue and a Private Placement, to meet industry recapitalization requirements. * The company raised approximately ₦12.6 billion through these initiatives, positioning its total capital above the ₦15 billion minimum requirement for non-life insurance companies, subject to final regulatory verification. * Allotment results for the Rights Issue and Private Placement are scheduled for publication in national dailies on or before August 6, 2026.

* Effective immediately, trading for all newly listed securities on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) will commence at the market's opening on their approved listing date. * This policy change aims to enhance market efficiency, increase liquidity, and align with international best practices. * Trading License Holders and Issuers are required to update their operational processes and planning to facilitate trading from the start of the market session.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦14.68bn | PAT: -₦8.69bn | EPS: -259k | Equity: -₦15.5bn | Assets: ₦122.04bn • Finance costs were substantial at ₦8.37bn, which was a primary driver for the net loss. • The company experienced a significant increase in non-current interest-bearing loans and borrowings, rising to ₦35.45bn compared to ₦17.90bn at the end of 2025.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.46bn | PAT: ₦1.02bn | EPS: 20.4k | Equity: ₦12.73bn | Assets: ₦110.96bn • The Company converted from a private limited liability company to a public limited company (Plc) and formally changed its name from AVA Capital Limited to AVA Capital Plc. • The Group operates with a total of ₦106.61bn in assets managed and funds administered on behalf of third parties.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦23.01bn | PAT: ₦3.85bn | EPS: 284k | Equity: ₦64.42bn | Assets: ₦86.55bn • Revenue grew from ₦21.06bn in H1 2025 to ₦23.01bn in H1 2026. • Dividend paid during the period was ₦1.62bn.

* Shareholders approved a final dividend of ₦23.00 per ordinary share to those on the register as of July 10, 2026. * KPMG Professional Services was appointed as the new auditor for the 2026 financial year, replacing Deloitte & Touch. * The company ratified the appointment of four new Directors and elected members to the 2026 Statutory Audit Committee. * Severance benefits for Non-Executive Directors were fixed, with the Chairman receiving an annual fee of US$68,750 per year of service and other Directors receiving US$40,500 per year of service, plus post-retirement medical coverage.

* Aradel Holdings Plc reported significant growth for H1 2026, with revenue increasing 577% to ₦2,491.5 billion and operating profit rising 789% to ₦1,055.2 billion, compared to the same period in 2025. * Group production surged 523% to 139.5 kboepd, driven by a 258% increase in average daily crude oil production and a 1,121% increase in daily gas production. * The company reduced its net debt by 70% to ₦46.5 billion (compared to year-end 2025) and generated ₦975.6 billion in net cash from operations. * Management reaffirmed their full-year 2026 production guidance of 110 – 140 kboepd, focusing on optimizing their enlarged portfolio and improving operational efficiency.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦274.08m | PAT: (₦10.28m) | EPS: 1k | Equity: ₦1.22bn | Assets: ₦1.91bn • Revenue grew from ₦225.73m in H1 2025 to ₦274.08m in H1 2026; the company reported a net loss of ₦10.28m for the period. • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦451.46m (annualized from H1 2025) | PAT: (₦60.16m) | EPS: 0k | Equity: ₦842.09m | Assets: ₦1.76bn • Equity increased significantly from ₦842.09m at year-end 2025 to ₦1.22bn by June 2026, primarily driven by an increase in share capital from ₦494.58m to ₦761.58m.

* The Initiates PLC has declared an interim dividend of N0.20 per 50 kobo share for the period ending June 30, 2026. * The qualification date is August 10, 2026, and the payment is scheduled for electronic transfer on August 31, 2026, for registered shareholders. * The company's Register of Shareholders will be closed from August 11 to August 14, 2026. * Shareholders are advised to complete their e-dividend registration via Apel Capital Registrars to ensure direct bank payment.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦6.45bn | PAT: ₦221.06m | EPS: 23k | Equity: ₦5.38bn | Assets: ₦11.69bn • The Group's turnover increased significantly from ₦5.29bn in the comparative period to ₦6.45bn, while basic earnings per share rose from 22k to 23k.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.88bn | PAT: ₦45.11m | EPS: 1k | Equity: ₦4.76bn | Assets: ₦15.74bn • The company reported a significant increase in total assets to ₦15.74bn, driven largely by an investment in subsidiaries totaling ₦9.25bn. • Lease payables rose to ₦9.30bn as of June 2026, representing assets acquired via promissory notes through share allocation or cash payments.

• The Board of Aradel Holdings Plc approved the Unaudited Financial Results (UFS) for the first half of 2026 during their meeting held on July 29, 2026. • The H1 2026 UFS will be released to the public via the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) Issuers’ Portal. • The company's Closed Period will remain in effect until 24 hours after the H1 2026 UFS is officially released.

* VFD Group Plc has announced an interim dividend of N0.24 per share for the period ended June 30, 2026. * The qualification date for the dividend is August 3, 2026, and the payment will be made electronically on August 10, 2026. * The company’s register of shareholders will be closed from August 4, 2026, to August 6, 2026.

* BUA Foods reported a resilient H1 2026 performance with a 12% increase in Profit After Tax to ₦292.3 billion, despite a 16% decline in total revenue to ₦765.1 billion. * Profit growth was driven by improved margins and strict cost management, as reflected by a 30% reduction in the cost of sales and an 18% decrease in total operating expenses. * Operational performance varied by segment: while the Sugar, Flour, and Rice divisions experienced revenue declines due to pricing initiatives and softer demand, the Pasta division saw a 35% revenue increase driven by high sales volumes.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.49trn | PAT: ₦191.04bn | EPS: ₦35.37 | Equity: ₦1.51trn (attributable) | Assets: ₦10.88trn • The Group's revenue grew significantly compared to the 6 months ended 30 June 2025 (₦368.08bn) due to expanded operations and business combinations. • The Group recognized a contingent consideration liability of ₦1.47trn and a decommissioning liability of ₦1.37trn as part of its non-current liabilities. • 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: $1.81bn | PAT: $138.96m | EPS: $0.026 | Equity: $1.15bn (attributable) | Assets: $7.95bn • Revenue increased substantially from $237.50m for the 6 months ended 30 June 2025. • The Group recorded a contingent consideration liability of $1.07bn, associated with the acquisition of ND Western and Renaissance Africa Energy.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.70bn | PAT: ₦795.18m | Equity: ₦21.41bn | Assets: ₦37.92bn • Revenue grew from ₦1.71bn in H1 2025 to ₦2.70bn in H1 2026, driven primarily by strong performance in the Japaul Dredging business unit. • The company successfully raised ₦7.48bn in proceeds from a Private Placement during the period.

* The Board of Directors of International Breweries Plc approved the unaudited financial statements for the period ended 30 June 2026. * The company is authorized to submit these financial statements to the relevant regulatory authorities and publish them in two national newspapers. * A "Closed Period" regarding trading in the company's shares has been in effect since 1 July 2026 and will continue until 24 hours after the release of the financial statements.

* VFD Group Plc reported a consolidated Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₦10.06 billion for the six months ended June 30, 2026, marking a 100.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025. * The company’s standalone Profit After Tax (PAT) rose to ₦5.03 billion, representing a 328% year-on-year increase. * The Board of Directors approved an interim dividend of 24 kobo (₦0.24) per ordinary share, resulting in an estimated total dividend payout of approximately ₦3.04 billion.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.33bn | PAT: ₦258.76m | Equity: ₦20.87bn | Assets: ₦37.55bn • Turnover increased significantly to ₦1.33bn compared to ₦889.10m in the same period of 2025, primarily driven by Japaul Dredging. • Exploration & Evaluation assets remained the largest non-current asset at ₦11.4bn, following an adjustment of ₦2.04bn in the current period.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue (Gross Earnings): ₦3.01bn | PAT: ₦110.36m | EPS: 2.21k | Equity: ₦5.38bn | Assets: ₦36.93bn • Interest expense surged to ₦1.88bn (compared to ₦1.58bn in H1 2025), contributing to a net interest income loss of ₦346.24m. • Other operating income increased significantly to ₦1.33bn from ₦542.98m in the prior year period.

• Six months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.06tn | PAT: ₦68.56bn | EPS: 8k | Equity: (₦530.45bn) | Assets: ₦7.89tn • Operating profit rose to ₦127.84bn compared to a loss of ₦158.71bn in the prior year; profit attributable to equity holders was ₦70.77bn. • Three months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.07tn | PAT: ₦31.10bn | EPS: 4k | Equity: (₦530.45bn) | Assets: ₦7.89tn • Gross profit for the quarter was ₦70.75bn compared to a gross loss of ₦42.31bn in the same period of 2025. • Six months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.72tn | PAT: ₦63.31bn | EPS: 5k | Equity: (₦305.88bn) | Assets: ₦7.45tn • Impairment reversals of ₦197.52bn contributed to the results. • Three months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦788.22bn | PAT: (₦49.74bn) | EPS: (4k) | Equity: (₦305.88bn) | Assets: ₦7.45tn • The group recorded a gross loss of ₦42.31bn for the quarter.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦989.54bn | PAT: ₦37.46bn | EPS: 4k | Equity: (₦549.94bn) | Assets: ₦7.39tn • Q1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦932.57bn | PAT: ₦113.06bn | EPS: 9k | Equity: (₦240.12bn) | Assets: ₦7.45tn • Key Highlights: - The Group reported a loss of ₦163.85bn for the quarter ended 31 December 2026, compared to a profit of ₦36.76bn for the same period in 2025. - The Group recognized a tax credit of ₦116.8bn in Q1 2026 arising from the reversal of provisions previously recognized by OOL regarding Companies Income Tax (CIT) for 2023, 2024, and 2025.

• 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦104.72bn | PAT: ₦13.40bn | EPS: 36k | Equity: ₦109.15bn | Assets: ₦661.08bn • Gross written premium increased by 2% to ₦104.72bn compared to ₦102.68bn in the same period of 2025; total assets grew by 13% to ₦661.08bn.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue (Gross Earnings): ₦15.45bn | PAT: ₦1.31bn | EPS: 25.80k | DPS: 12k | Equity: ₦10.88bn | Assets: ₦243.52bn • Gross earnings increased by 90.89% compared to June 2025; deposits from customers grew by 82.90% since December 2025.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦45.83bn | PAT: ₦10.06bn | EPS: 62k | Assets: ₦510.04bn | Equity: ₦124.87bn • Gross earnings increased to ₦53.71bn from ₦41.17bn in the prior year period. • The Group successfully issued rights in the current period, increasing share capital from ₦3.80bn to ₦6.33bn.

• AVA Capital Plc listed 5,000,000,000 ordinary shares (N1.00 nominal value) on the Main Board of the Nigerian Exchange Limited on Friday, 31 July 2026. • The shares were listed by way of introduction at a price of N7.50 per share. • The company has been assigned the trading symbol "AVACAP."

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦6.97bn | PAT: ₦789m | EPS: 272k | Equity: ₦5.41bn | Assets: ₦9.70bn • The company experienced a 13% revenue growth compared to the same period in 2025. • Finance income increased significantly to ₦147m from ₦38m in the prior year period.

* Custodian Investment Plc has declared an interim dividend of 25 kobo per 50 kobo share for the period ended June 30, 2026. * The dividend will be paid on September 8, 2026, to shareholders listed in the Register of Members as of the qualification date of August 17, 2026. * The Register of Members will be closed from August 18, 2026, to August 21, 2026. * Shareholders are advised to complete e-dividend registration via the e-DMMS portal to ensure seamless payment of dividends and to validate any unclaimed warrants or share certificates.

* Access Holdings Plc has dismissed a malicious social media report claiming that its subsidiary, Access Bank Plc, is ceasing operations. * The Company confirms that the publication is entirely false and that Access Bank remains fully operational, safe, and well-capitalized. * Management has referred the matter to regulatory and law enforcement authorities to identify those responsible for spreading the misinformation.

* The Access Holdings Plc Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on August 27, 2026, to consider and approve the Group’s Audited Interim Financial Statements for the half-year period ending June 30, 2026. * Following Board approval, the financial statements will be submitted to the Central Bank of Nigeria for regulatory review before being released to the public. * A "Closed Period" remains in effect, prohibiting insiders from trading company securities until 24 hours after the financial results are released.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦79.71bn | PAT: ₦16.16bn | EPS: 26.93₦ | Equity: ₦108.11bn | Assets: ₦196.15bn • The company completed a change in ownership on 5 February 2026, with Helios Investment Partners becoming the ultimate controlling party. • The company’s operating profit decreased to ₦25.53bn in the first half of 2026 compared to ₦26.85bn in the same period of 2025.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.49bn | PAT: ₦83.61m | EPS: 1.67k | Equity: ₦5.88bn | Assets: ₦36.29bn • Gross earnings increased by ~21% year-on-year, while net interest income fell to a loss of ₦88.92m due to a sharp increase in interest expenses. • Q1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.23bn | PAT: ₦232.11m | EPS: 4.64k | Equity: ₦5.11bn | Assets: ₦32.21bn • The bank reported a stronger net interest income of ₦231.90m compared to the loss reported in Q1 2026.

• Jan-Jun 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.19bn | PAT: ₦264.04m | EPS: 23.64k | Equity: ₦1.19bn | Assets: ₦2.55bn • Revenue grew from ₦3.08bn in the same period last year, while Profit After Tax (PAT) significantly increased from ₦94.90m to ₦264.04m. • Jan-Jun 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.08bn | PAT: ₦94.90m | EPS: 8.80k | Equity: ₦760.58m | Assets: ₦1.70bn • The company recorded a gain of ₦3.35m from other comprehensive income during this period. • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: N/A | PAT: N/A | Equity: ₦929.30m | Assets: ₦1.89bn • Capital expenditure for the full year 2025 included ₦367.40m in purchases of property, plant, and equipment.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1m | PAT: (₦31.43m) | EPS: (0.4k) | Equity: (₦2.73bn) | Assets: ₦2.43bn • The Group reported a net loss of ₦31.43m for the period, which management attributes to challenging economic conditions; efforts are ongoing to attract fresh capital. • The company is in the process of changing its registered office to Aiyetoro Village, Ogun State.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦8.83bn | PAT: ₦4.90bn | EPS: 30.63k | Equity: ₦21.31bn | Assets: ₦31.02bn • The company reports a significant increase in profit for the year compared to the same period in 2025 (₦4.90bn vs ₦1.38bn). • The company maintains a solvency margin of ₦8.17bn, which exceeds the minimum paid-up capital of ₦3.00bn.

• Q2 2026 (3 months ended 30th June) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦163.36bn | PAT: ₦18.70bn | EPS: 11k | Equity: ₦538.14bn | Assets: ₦792.65bn • AB InBev Nigeria Holding BV maintained a 96.01% equity interest in the company. • Capital commitments for plant, property, and equipment rose to ₦22.4bn as of 30th June 2026, compared to ₦14.4bn in the prior year. • 6 Months (Jan - June 2026) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦342.07bn | PAT: ₦38.31bn | EPS: 23k | Equity: ₦538.14bn | Assets: ₦792.65bn • The company acquired ₦56.2bn in new property, plant, and equipment during the first half of 2026.

* Veritas Kapital Assurance projects a Profit After Tax of ₦1.45 billion for the third quarter ending September 30, 2026. * The company forecasts a total Insurance Revenue of ₦7.29 billion and a Profit Before Tax of ₦1.92 billion for the same period. * The company expects to end the period with a cash and bank balance of ₦6.64 billion, representing a net increase of ₦772.16 million in cash and cash equivalents.

* Nigerian Breweries Plc reported a 9% increase in group revenue for the half-year ended June 30, 2026, driven by revenue management actions and strong brand performance. * Profit before tax rose by 18%, supported by a 61% reduction in net finance expenses, though net profit growth was limited to 5% due to new tax rates. * The company strengthened its financial position by eliminating borrowings and restoring its retained earnings to a positive position.

• Half Year 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦11.77bn | PAT: -₦1.87bn | EPS: -13k | Assets: ₦36.24bn | Equity: ₦18.92bn • The Group reported a 6% decline in Insurance revenue to ₦11.77bn and a profit after taxation of -₦1.87bn compared to ₦3.60bn in the 2025 period. • Insurance service expenses increased significantly to ₦6.74bn compared to ₦0.70bn in 2025, contributing to the overall loss for the period.

• Q2 2026 (Period ended June 30, 2026) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦72.01m | PAT: (₦46.67m) | EPS: (5k) | Equity: ₦355.07m | Assets: ₦750.72m • The company completed a Rights Issue in 2026, raising ₦373.99m (gross), which significantly increased share capital and cash equivalents. • Administrative expenses for the period decreased to ₦80.97m compared to ₦126.19m for the same period in 2025.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.93bn | PAT: ₦803.94m | EPS: 40k | DPS: 20k | Equity: ₦17.31bn | Assets: ₦23.40bn • Revenue grew 31.2% YoY; Net Asset value increased 423.2% compared to 2025; long-term borrowings were fully settled during the period. • Half Year 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦6.95bn | PAT: ₦1.75bn | EPS: 88k | DPS: 20k | Equity: ₦17.31bn | Assets: ₦23.39bn • Revenue increased 105.1% YoY; Operating profit grew 116% to ₦2.99bn driven by strong performance and effective cost control.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.25bn | PAT: (₦124.34m) | Equity: ₦4.44bn | Assets: ₦6.41bn • Revenue grew significantly to ₦1.25bn compared to ₦295.48m in Q1 2025; however, the company recorded a loss for the period of ₦124.34m.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦44.4bn | PAT: ₦3.65bn | Equity: ₦9.92bn | Assets: ₦43.98bn • Revenue grew by approximately 20.8% compared to H1 2025 (₦36.76bn). • Software revenue remains the largest contributor to group revenue, accounting for ₦18.70bn in H1 2026.

• 30/6/2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦391.85bn | PAT: ₦41.51bn | EPS: 342k | Equity: ₦170.49bn | Assets: ₦917.18bn • The company reported a significant increase in profit after tax for the six-month period compared to the ₦24.27bn loss recorded in the same period of 2025. • 30/6/2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦430.21bn | PAT: (₦24.27bn) | EPS: (200k) | Equity: ₦184.79bn | Assets: ₦1.03tn • Finance costs saw a substantial increase, rising to ₦64.97bn for the period ended June 30, 2025, compared to prior levels, contributing significantly to the reported loss. • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦829.21bn | PAT: (₦64.12bn) | EPS: (528k) | Equity: ₦128.98bn | Assets: ₦965.93bn • Finance costs for the full year 2025 reached ₦175.35bn, severely impacting the bottom line and leading to a significant loss after tax.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦11.8bn | PAT: ₦60.1m | EPS: 1k | Equity: ₦14.4bn | Assets: ₦35.3bn • The Group's free float of 13.22% remains non-compliant with the Nigerian Exchange Group's requirements for the Main Board. • Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦5.76bn | PAT: -₦87.3m | EPS: -2k | Equity: ₦14.4bn | Assets: ₦35.3bn • The Company recorded a loss in the second quarter, bringing the 6-month profit attributable to the parent to ₦29.4m.

• MTN Nigeria reported a strong first-half performance for 2026, with service revenue growing by 25.9% to N3.0 trillion and profit after tax rising by 70.6% to N707.5 billion. • Commercial momentum remained strong, with total subscribers increasing by 8.9% to 92.2 million and active data users growing by 9.3% to 55.7 million. • The Board approved an interim dividend of N26 per share, which is payable on 7 September 2026 to shareholders registered as of 20 August 2026. • Capital expenditure, excluding leases, totaled N620.5 billion, while free cash flow saw a significant increase of 73.9% to N712.7 billion.

* MTN Nigeria Communications Plc has declared an interim dividend of N26 per 2 kobo ordinary share for the period ended 30 June 2026. * The dividend will be paid on 7 September 2026 to shareholders registered as of the qualification date of 20 August 2026. * The company's Register of Shareholders will be closed from 21 August 2026.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.99tn | PAT: ₦707.54bn | EPS: 33.76 | DPS: ₦26.00 (Interim) | Equity: ₦930.61bn | Assets: ₦5.97tn • Revenue increased by 25.9% year-on-year, while profit before taxation rose by 75.4% compared to the prior period. • The Board approved an interim dividend of ₦26.00 per share for the six months ended 30 June 2026.

• 6 Months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.99tn | PAT: ₦707.54bn | EPS: 33.76 | DPS: ₦26.00 (Interim) | Equity: ₦930.61bn | Assets: ₦5.97tn • Operating profit grew by 41.9% to ₦1.27tn, while profit before taxation increased by 75.4% to ₦1.09tn compared to the same period in 2025. • The Board approved an interim dividend of ₦26.00 per share for the six months ended 30 June 2026.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦96.49bn | PAT: ₦7.77bn | EPS: 87k | Equity: ₦61.76bn | Assets: ₦269.87bn • Insurance revenue increased by 18.9% to ₦96.49bn compared to ₦81.15bn in H1 2025. • The company confirms compliance with the Nigerian Stock Exchange's free float requirement, reporting a 22.02% free float as of 30 June 2026.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦16.28bn | PAT: ₦1.22bn | Equity: ₦17.41bn | Assets: ₦39.02bn • The company recognized ₦6.5m in other income during the second quarter of 2026 compared to zero in the prior period. • The company's cash and cash equivalents decreased significantly from ₦31.65bn at year-end 2025 to ₦23.69bn as of June 30, 2026.

• 6 Months Ended 30th June, 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦803.68bn | PAT: ₦92.95bn | EPS: 300k | Equity: ₦638.72bn | Assets: ₦1,093.54bn • The Company's effective tax rate for the six-month period ended 30th June 2026 was 40.54 per cent, compared to 32.7 per cent for the same period in 2025. • Finance cost (including net loss/gain on foreign exchange) for the period decreased significantly to ₦10.2bn from ₦21.6bn in the prior year period.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦533.86m | PAT: (₦782.63m) | EPS: (28k) | Equity: ₦24.75bn | Assets: ₦25.25bn • The company converted outstanding director loans into 2.25 billion ordinary shares at a price of ₦2.80 per share. • A lawsuit has been filed by the company at the High Court against Median Agro Limited for the destruction of 600 hectares of cultivated land in Iguelaba, Edo State.

• FirstHoldCo has approved a new dividend policy to distribute at least 60% of its annual Profit After Tax (PAT) to shareholders. • For the first half of 2026, the company reported exceptional growth, including a 16.7% increase in gross earnings to ₦1.93 trillion and an 83.5% surge in profit before tax to ₦653.5 billion. • The Group successfully restored FirstBank’s Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) above regulatory requirements and is continuing to progress toward its ₦1 trillion paid-in capital objective.

* The MTN Nigeria Board of Directors met on 29 July 2026 and approved the Condensed Consolidated Interim Financial Statements for the six months ended 30 June 2026. * The Board also approved the payment of an interim dividend. * A "Closed Period" remains in effect, prohibiting company insiders and connected persons from trading in the company’s securities until 24 hours after the financial results are released to the public.

• Period ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue (Net Income): ₦27.12bn | PAT: ₦25.28bn | EPS: 233.19k | Equity: ₦65.35bn | Assets: ₦104.97bn • Profit for the year increased significantly by 2083% for the Group compared to the period ended December 2025. • The company recognized ₦24.01bn in net fair value gains on financial assets at fair value through profit or loss.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦5.24bn | PAT: ₦818.47m | EPS: 5.11k | Equity: ₦15.39bn | Assets: ₦21.52bn • Significant growth in insurance service result (₦905.58m vs ₦299.77m in H1 2025) and net investment income (₦1.33bn vs ₦837.98m). • Issued and paid-up share capital increased to ₦8.00bn following a transfer from retained earnings.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦8.27bn | PAT: ₦488.52m | EPS: 20k | Equity: ₦2.77bn | Assets: ₦16.60bn • Group revenue increased from ₦7.73bn in Q2 2025 to ₦8.27bn in Q2 2026. • The company successfully transitioned the Cargo segment into a subsidiary in January 2023, and holds a 50% equity stake in Transit Support Services Ltd.

* Cutix Plc will hold a Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, August 27, 2026, to approve the First Quarter Unaudited Financial Statements (Q1 UFS) for the period ending July 31, 2026. * A "Closed Period" for trading in the company’s shares will commence on August 1, 2026. * The trading prohibition remains in effect for all insiders and related persons until 24 hours after the Q1 UFS results are released to the public.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦57.95bn | PAT: ₦15.09bn | EPS: 33.85k | Equity: ₦93.60bn | Assets: ₦1.64trn • Gross earnings increased to ₦57.95bn in Q2 2026 compared to ₦45.55bn in Q2 2025. • Total assets grew to ₦1.64trn from ₦1.29trn reported for the full year 2025.

• Period ended 30th June, 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦267.41m | PAT: ₦152.48m | EPS: 36k | Equity: ₦1.81bn | Assets: ₦3.11bn • Revenue declined significantly compared to the same period in 2025 (₦491.29m), driven by a sharp drop in Mining Operations (Lead Ore/Zinc) sales from ₦421.10m to ₦174.07m. • The company successfully reduced its total borrowings from ₦2.195bn at the end of 2025 to ₦239.96m as of 30th June 2026.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦179.90bn | PAT: ₦5.15bn | EPS: 743k | Equity: ₦44.39bn | Assets: ₦156.41bn • Profit before tax grew significantly by 403.4% compared to the same period in 2025; Finance costs increased to ₦8.29bn from ₦4.76bn in H1 2025.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦37.50m | PAT: (₦8.07m) | EPS: (7k) | Equity: (₦225.98m) | Assets: ₦155.38m • Xenergi Plc acquired a 50% stake in the company on June 8, 2026. • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦148.11m | PAT: ₦1.99m | EPS: 0.02k | Equity: (₦217.91m) | Assets: ₦161.74m • Profitability shifted from a loss of ₦707k in 2024 to a profit of ₦1.99m in 2025.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦4.93bn | PAT: ₦147.93m | EPS: 18k | Equity: ₦3.28bn | Assets: ₦21.63bn • Revenue declined significantly compared to the same period in 2025 (₦4.93bn vs ₦12.34bn for the full year 2025); Net Assets turned negative for the company excluding non-controlling interest.

• Nestlé S.A. and Platinum Equity have entered into an exclusive agreement to create "Peranel," a 50/50 joint venture for Nestlé’s global waters and premium beverages business. • As part of the transaction, Nestlé Nigeria will transfer its existing waters business to the new joint venture for "adequate consideration," subject to local approvals and shareholder ratification. • The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2027 and will not impact the shareholding structure of Nestlé in Nestlé Nigeria.

* Nestlé Nigeria PLC reported strong growth for H1 2026, with revenue increasing by 12% to ₦650.8 billion and profit after tax rising by 28% to ₦64.8 billion compared to the same period in 2025. * Profit before tax increased significantly by 43% to ₦126.8 billion, attributed to disciplined cost management and continued operational resilience. * Total equity saw a substantial strengthening, rising to ₦77.6 billion at the end of June 2026 from ₦12.9 billion at the end of December 2025.

• Half Year 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦83.35bn | PAT: ₦8.11bn | EPS: 356k | Equity: ₦21.53bn | Assets: ₦83.36bn • Operating profit declined by 28% to ₦11.77bn, while net finance costs significantly improved, reducing to ₦187m from ₦1.74bn in the prior year period. • Inventories increased substantially to ₦29.40bn from ₦17.36bn at year-end 2025.

* Cornerstone Insurance Plc reported an 18.6% year-on-year increase in insurance revenue to ₦29.01 billion for H1 2026. * The insurance service result grew by 8.9% to ₦8.87 billion, driven by improved underwriting performance and higher business volumes. * Profit after tax declined to ₦5.26 billion from ₦6.73 billion in H1 2025, primarily due to non-operating factors like foreign exchange losses and lower investment valuation gains. * The Group is advancing plans to implement a holding company structure to separate its life and general insurance businesses to comply with regulatory requirements.

* The Board of Honeywell Flour Mills Plc approved the company's Unaudited Financial Statements for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026. * The company will publish extracts of these financial results in at least two national newspapers in accordance with Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) regulations. * Ms. Anna Ovchinnikova has been appointed as the new Chief Finance Officer, effective July 1, 2026.

• 9 Months (Oct 2025 – June 2026) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.50bn | PAT: ₦135m | EPS: 34.7k | Equity: ₦5.40bn | Assets: ₦10.26bn • Revenue for the period increased by 99% compared to the same period in 2025, reaching ₦2.50bn for the Group. • Profit from operating activities improved significantly, moving from a ₦101m loss in 2025 to a ₦337m profit in 2026.

• 6 Months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦11.80bn | PAT: ₦60.11m | EPS: 1k | Equity: ₦14.44bn | Assets: ₦35.28bn • 6 Months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦9.97bn | PAT: ₦1.17bn | EPS: 19k | Equity: ₦14.50bn | Assets: ₦24.38bn • 3 Months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦5.76bn | PAT: -₦87.25m | EPS: -2k | Equity: ₦14.44bn | Assets: ₦35.28bn • 3 Months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦4.69bn | PAT: ₦417.45m | EPS: 7k | Equity: ₦14.50bn | Assets: ₦24.38bn • The Group's financial results reflect the application of IFRS 17 for insurance contracts, which impacted the comparability of insurance revenue and expenses. • A significant increase in "Deposit for shares" was recorded, moving from ₦0 in Dec 2025 to ₦9.34bn as of June 30, 2026.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦443.99bn | PAT: ₦4.95bn | EPS: ₦14.58 | Equity: ₦52.49bn | Assets: ₦403.01bn • Profit before tax increased significantly to ₦6.71bn from a loss of ₦1.69bn in the prior year period. • The Company maintains compliance with NGX free float requirements, with a 38% free float percentage valued at ₦82.56bn.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦6.97bn | PAT: ₦789.1m | EPS: 272k | Equity: ₦5.41bn | Assets: ₦9.70bn • The company experienced a 13% increase in group revenue compared to the same period in 2025. • Market capitalization reached ₦42.69bn, representing a 391% increase from the prior period.

• Six Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦650.76bn | PAT: ₦64.78bn | EPS: 81.72k | Equity: ₦77.56bn | Assets: ₦847.43bn • Revenue grew by 12% compared to the same period in 2025; profit before tax increased by 43% to ₦126.77bn. • Nigeria implemented a new tax law (Nigeria Tax Act, 2025) effective 1 January 2026, which was assessed and adjusted in the financials for the period.

• Period ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Group Revenue: ₦42.25bn | Group PAT: ₦9.75bn | Group EPS: 41k | Group Equity: ₦72.32bn | Group Assets: ₦204.00bn • Company Revenue: ₦25.85bn | Company PAT: ₦3.51bn | Company EPS: 17k | Company Equity: ₦37.16bn | Company Assets: ₦73.84bn • Group Profit for the period declined by 16% year-on-year, primarily driven by a significant 42% decrease in the Insurance service result. • The Group successfully increased its total assets by 15% to ₦204bn compared to the 31 December 2025 position.

• 6 Months Jan - June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦342.07bn | PAT: ₦38.31bn | EPS: 23k | Equity: ₦538.14bn | Assets: ₦792.65bn • AB InBev Nigeria Holding BV increased its equity interest in the company from 78.44% at the end of 2025 to 96.01% as of 30 June 2026. • The company recognized a net foreign exchange gain of ₦7.01bn for the 6-month period ended 30 June 2026, compared to a loss of ₦2.98bn in the same period of 2025.

• Q2 2026 (Period Ended June 30, 2026) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦72.01m | PAT: (₦46.67m) | EPS: (5k) | Equity: ₦355.07m | Assets: ₦750.72m • The company successfully completed a 2026 Rights Issue, raising ₦373.99m (gross proceeds) through the issuance of 356,184,419 ordinary shares at ₦1.05 per share. • Financial position reflects a significant increase in investments, rising from ₦11.05m at year-end 2025 to ₦310.59m as of June 30, 2026, primarily due to new fixed deposit placements.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦217.31bn | PAT: ₦5.88bn | EPS: 269k | Equity: ₦31.53bn | Assets: ₦82.75bn • Revenue increased from ₦157.65bn in H1 2025 to ₦217.31bn in H1 2026; total equity saw significant growth from ₦7.77bn at year-end 2025 to ₦31.53bn at 30 June 2026. • Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦146.80bn | PAT: ₦4.50bn | EPS: 206k • The company achieved a profit for the quarter of ₦4.50bn, compared to a loss of ₦287.88m in Q2 2025.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.27bn | PAT: ₦530.38m | EPS: 7k | Equity: ₦17.36bn | Assets: ₦27.05bn • Revenue growth was driven by the inclusion of new Strategic Business Units (SBUs) DVSL and DAAR+, which began operating as separate entities in September 2025. • The company recorded a profit before tax of ₦530.38m for the period, a significant turnaround compared to the ₦519.24m loss reported in H1 2025.

• 6 Months Ended June 30, 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦9.79bn | PAT: ₦473.28m | EPS: 5.26k | Equity: ₦19.99bn | Assets: ₦35.74bn • Revenue is primarily driven by "Data card products supply of cards" (₦4.32bn) and "Biometrics Related, Counting, Phone, Computer & Sorting Machines" (₦3.45bn). • The company reports a free float percentage of 65.99%, complying with Nigerian Exchange requirements.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦112.87bn | PAT: ₦6.95bn | EPS: 87.69k | Equity: ₦60.89bn | Assets: ₦310.18bn • The Group revenue grew by 67% compared to Q1 2025; Shagamu site commenced operations in October 2025 as a free trade zone entity.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.48bn | PAT: -₦389.12m | EPS: -4.90k | Equity: ₦5.25bn | Assets: ₦11.03bn • Insurance service expenses rose significantly to ₦1.44bn from ₦562.58m in H1 2025; the company recorded a deposit for shares of ₦3.53bn during the period.

* MeCure Industries Plc is transitioning from a Co-CEO structure to a traditional single Chief Executive Officer model, effective August 1, 2026. * Mrs. Anderline Ndidi Dukor has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer, assuming overall responsibility for the company's strategic direction and executive management. * Mr. Arjun Udani has been appointed as the Executive Director, Operations & Finance, with oversight of manufacturing, supply chain, and financial functions.

* The Board of Zenith Bank Plc approved the Group's 2026 Half Year Audited Accounts and Financial Statements on July 29, 2026. * The Board also approved the payment of an interim dividend, which is currently pending final approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). * The bank’s closed period, which began on July 1, 2026, will remain in effect until 24 hours after the audited results are released to the public.

• Fortis Global Insurance Plc has listed an additional 15,000,000,000 ordinary shares on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) following a debt-to-equity conversion. • The 15 billion new shares were issued at a price of N0.80 per share to settle N12,000,000,000.00 in debt. • As a result of this transaction, the company’s total issued and fully paid-up share capital has increased from 3,227,757,647 to 18,227,757,647 ordinary shares.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦35.36bn | PAT: ₦10.85bn | EPS: 487k | Equity: ₦24.66bn | Assets: ₦51.69bn • Revenue increased by 9.4% compared to the H1 2025 period. • The company declared a dividend payment of ₦12.18bn during the period.

• 3 months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦0 | PAT: (₦460m) | EPS: (₦4.55) | Equity: ₦524m | Assets: ₦8.59bn • The company recorded no revenue for the quarter compared to ₦837.92m in the same period of 2025. • 6 months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦0 | PAT: (₦1.89bn) | EPS: (₦18.74) | Equity: ₦524m | Assets: ₦8.59bn • Operating losses widened to ₦1.89bn, driven by high finance costs of ₦1.37bn and a lack of revenue during the period. • 3 months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦837.92m | PAT: (₦793m) | EPS: (₦7.86) | Equity: ₦4.08bn | Assets: ₦10.08bn • 6 months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.17bn | PAT: (₦1.68bn) | EPS: (₦16.60) | Equity: ₦4.08bn | Assets: ₦10.08bn

* SUNU Assurances Nigeria Plc has published its list of unclaimed dividends, which is available for viewing on the company's website. * The company opted to publish the list online instead of in newspapers due to the high volume of names included. * Shareholders are advised to contact the company’s registrars, Crescent Registrars Limited, to update their personal and banking information in order to claim their dividends.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦29.01bn | PAT: ₦5.26bn | EPS: 30k | Equity: ₦81.22bn | Assets: ₦150.12bn • Insurance revenue increased from ₦24.47bn in H1 2025 to ₦29.01bn in H1 2026. • Q2 2026 (April–June) | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦15.00bn | PAT: ₦1.29bn | EPS: 21k • Profit before minimum and income tax for the three-month period was ₦1.93bn, compared to ₦2.77bn in the same period of 2025.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.90bn | PAT: ₦406.58m | EPS: 56k | Equity: ₦11.88bn | Assets: ₦14.82bn • The company declared a dividend of 50k per share (totaling ₦365.53m) at the annual general meeting held on 19 June 2026. • The free float percentage as of 30 June 2026 is 20.42%, maintaining compliance with the Exchange's requirements.

* VFD Group Plc has scheduled an emergency Board of Directors meeting for Thursday, July 30, 2026. * The purpose of the meeting is to review and consider the company’s H1 2026 Unaudited Financial Statements for the period ending June 30, 2026.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦9.66bn | PAT: ₦1.23bn | Equity: ₦3.81bn • The Group reported a significant turnaround, moving from a Loss After Tax of ₦45.24m in Q1 2025 to a Profit After Tax of ₦1.23bn in Q1 2026. • The company's management discontinued the defined benefit gratuity scheme and no additional provisions were made during the year.

• Half-year 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦24.6bn | PAT: ₦800.9m | EPS: 68.08k | Equity: (₦4.86bn) | Assets: ₦17.46bn • The Group recorded a 51% revenue increase compared to the half-year ended June 2025; however, the company remains in a net liability position of ₦4.86bn.

* Calvados Global Services Limited, a company related to significant shareholder Mr. Olufemi Otedola, purchased 1,779,094,976 ordinary shares of First HoldCo Plc. * The transaction took place on July 30, 2026, at a price of N124.90 per share on the Nigerian Exchange Limited.

* eTranzact International PLC has released its earnings forecast for the third quarter ending September 30, 2026. * The company projects a profit for the period of ₦1,348,969,853, derived from a forecast revenue of ₦6,611,262,520. * The Board of Directors officially approved the earnings forecast on July 29, 2026.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦16.28bn | PAT: ₦1.22bn | Equity: ₦17.41bn | Assets: ₦39.02bn • The company utilized the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Shared Agent Network Expansion Facility to fund the expansion of Shared Agent Networks across Nigeria. • Other assets include ₦84.26m in recoverable funds from banks related to unauthorized withdrawals on customer float accounts.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦8.01bn | PAT: ₦1.02bn | EPS: 5k | Equity: ₦12.66bn | Assets: ₦25.48bn • Revenue for The Group grew by 25% compared to H1 2025; total comprehensive profit for the period increased by 1%.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦37.81bn | PAT: ₦3.13bn | Equity: ₦63.07bn | Assets: ₦125.66bn • The Group saw a significant increase in cash and cash equivalents, rising to ₦32.52bn from ₦18.21bn at year-end 2025. • The Group successfully raised ₦11.10bn through a private placement of shares during the period.

* The Board of Directors of Prestige Assurance Plc approved the Unaudited Financial Statements for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. * The financial statements have been officially released through the Issuers' Portal. * The "Closed Period," which began on July 1, 2026, will continue until 24 hours after the release of these financial results.

• Dangote Cement reported a strong H1 2026 performance with group revenue rising 21.4% to ₦2,513.9 billion and EBITDA increasing 25.8% to ₦1,188.3 billion. • Profit after tax grew by 22.7% to ₦638.5 billion, while earnings per share rose 24.3% to ₦38.22. • Group sales volumes rebounded by 11.8% to 14.9Mt, supported by a 62.3% increase in Nigerian export volumes and improved operational efficiency. • The company shifted to a net cash position of ₦215.2 billion from a net debt position of ₦682.9 billion at the end of 2025, while continuing construction on its new 6Mta Itori plant.

* Seplat Energy has announced a total dividend of US12 cents per ordinary share, consisting of an interim dividend of US5 cents and a special dividend of US7 cents. * The dividend will be paid to shareholders appearing in the register as of the close of business on August 13, 2026, with payment scheduled for on or around August 28, 2026. * Dividend payments will be made in Naira or US Dollars, with the currency and default payment method determined by the shareholder's exchange, possession of a valid Certificate for Capital Importation (CCI), and e-dividend registration status.

• Dr. Emma FitzGerald, an Independent Non-Executive Director at Seplat Energy, will retire from the Board at the end of the financial year on 31 December 2026. • Dr. FitzGerald will not stand for re-election at the 2027 Annual General Meeting, concluding over five years of service during which she chaired the Remuneration Committee. • The company has initiated a search process to identify a suitable independent replacement for the position.

• Seplat Energy has agreed to sell a 10% working interest in its NNPCL/SEPNU Joint Venture to NNPC Limited for approximately US$281.6 million. • Upon completion, Seplat Energy will retain a 30% working interest in the JV, while NNPC Limited’s stake will increase from 60% to 70%. • The company plans to allocate 50% of the proceeds to debt reduction and 50% to shareholder returns, including a $140 million cash dividend. • The transaction will result in an adjustment to Seplat's 2030 production target (from 200 to 170 kboepd) and a 13% reduction in group 2P reserves to 872.9 million boe.

* The Seplat Energy Board of Directors met on July 29, 2026, and approved the company's unaudited financial results for the first half (H1) of 2026. * These financial results are scheduled to be released to the public via the Nigerian Exchange's Issuers' Portal on July 30, 2026. * A "Closed Period," during which trading in company securities is restricted, will remain in effect until 24 hours after the financial results are made public.

• 6M 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: $1.82bn | PAT: $164m | EPS: 27¢ | DPS: 12¢ (2Q 2026) | Equity: $1.86bn | Assets: $5.98bn • 6M 2026 revenue increased 30% YoY; Net income grew 498% YoY. • Agreement reached to sell a 10% interest in NNPCL-SEPNU JV for $281.6 million, with proceeds planned for debt repayment and a transaction dividend.

• Three Months Ended June 30th 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.83bn | PAT: (₦923.58m) | EPS: (518k) | Equity: ₦11.16bn | Assets: ₦44.23bn • The company recorded a significant decline in revenue to ₦1.83bn from ₦6.82bn in the same period last year, resulting in a loss before tax of ₦923.58m. • Management notes that it is currently executing strategic initiatives aimed at restoring the business to sustainable profitability.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.20bn | PAT: ₦1.72bn | EPS: 64k | Equity: ₦36.32bn | Assets: ₦38.77bn • Rental income increased significantly to ₦1.58bn from ₦0.84bn in the prior year period. • Operating expenses rose to ₦559.68m, driven largely by increases in property maintenance and property manager's fees.

• FY 2026 | Audited • Revenue: ₦14.77bn | PAT: (₦198.02m) | EPS: (2.81k) | DPS: Nil | Equity: ₦3.35bn | Assets: ₦7.43bn • The company experienced a net operating loss for the year and the Board was unable to recommend a dividend to preserve liquidity and rebuild working capital. • Capital Expenditure decreased significantly by 83% from ₦1.37bn in 2025 to ₦226.97m in 2026.

• 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦21.60bn | PAT: ₦741.25m | EPS: 5k | Equity: ₦23.20bn | Assets: ₦40.47bn • Insurance revenue declined 37% compared to the prior period (30 June 2025), while investment returns increased by 188% to ₦3.02bn. • Net expenses from reinsurance contracts decreased significantly to ₦9.50bn from ₦19.55bn in the prior period.

• Half Year Ended 30th June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦167.62bn | PAT: ₦36.67bn | EPS: 532k | Assets: ₦1.23tn | Equity: ₦250.69bn • Gross revenue for the Group increased significantly to ₦167.62bn for the half-year ended 30th June 2026, compared to ₦124.28bn in the same period of 2025. • The Group's total assets grew to ₦1.23tn, primarily driven by a substantial increase in financial assets to ₦685.66bn and loans and advances to customers to ₦216.90bn.

* UAC of Nigeria PLC reported strong growth for the first half of 2026, with revenue increasing 3.3x to ₦365 billion and Profit Before Tax growing 3.1x to ₦34 billion, primarily driven by the consolidation of C.H.I. Limited and expansion in its Packaged Food and Beverages segment. * Q2 2026 results showed a 219% year-on-year revenue increase to ₦173.7 billion, with gross margin expanding 290bps to 28.6% due to a favorable earnings mix and moderated input costs. * The group achieved strong cash generation, resulting in a ₦37 billion reduction in net debt to ₦256.9 billion, supported by a ₦29.7 billion reduction in inventory as part of a working capital optimization plan.

• 6 Months Ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦2.51tn | PAT: ₦638.53bn | EPS: ₦38.22 | Equity: ₦3.17tn | Assets: ₦6.62tn • The Group recorded a gain on net monetary positions of ₦17.6 billion during the period. • As at 30 June 2026, contingent liabilities in respect of pending litigations and other claims for the Group amounted to ₦464.8 billion.

• 6 months to June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦364.97bn | PAT: ₦20.03bn | EPS: 658k | Equity: ₦75.71bn | Assets: ₦557.77bn • Revenue from contracts with customers grew significantly to ₦364.90bn from ₦110.27bn in the prior year period. • The Group recorded a net finance cost of ₦15.85bn for the period, compared to ₦3.62bn in the 6 months to June 2025.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦12.56bn | PAT: ₦1.05bn | EPS: 7.93k | Equity: ₦21.32bn | Assets: ₦40.47bn • Gross premium written decreased by 16% to ₦12.83bn compared to the prior period, while profit for the period increased by 102% to ₦1.05bn.

* Staco Insurance Plc announced the passing of its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Olawale Banmore, who died on December 27, 2025. * The company has appointed Dr. Agboola Omoniyi Oladipupo as the new Managing Director/CEO and Ms. Elsie A. Akpabio as an Executive Director. * Both appointments are subject to the final approval of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM).

* Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Julius Berger International GmbH (JBI), is establishing a new subsidiary in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). * The new entity, Julius Berger Gulf LLC, will be incorporated under KSA laws to provide advisory, consulting, design, engineering, and project management services. * The strategic expansion is intended to position JBI and Julius Berger to capitalize on emerging business opportunities within Saudi Arabia and the surrounding region.

* Insider Patricia Etido-Akpan, Legal Officer of the parent company, purchased 1,370 ordinary shares of Transcorp Hotels Plc. * The transaction took place in Lagos on July 27, 2026, at a price of N218.00 per share.

* The Board of NEM Insurance Plc approved the company's Second Quarter Unaudited Accounts for the period ended June 30, 2026. * The financial results have been formally released and filed via the Nigeria Exchange Limited’s Issuers’ Portal. * The company’s "Closed Period" regarding share trading has been lifted, allowing insiders and their connected persons to resume dealing in the company's shares.

* The Board of Directors of Dangote Cement Plc met on 29 July 2026 and approved the Unaudited Financial Statements for the second quarter (Q2) ended 30 June 2026. * The approved Q2 2026 financial statements are scheduled to be released to the public on or before 30 July 2026. * A "Closed Period" regarding trading in the company's securities has been in effect since 1 July 2026 and will continue until 24 hours after the financial results are made public.

* Atinuke Kolade, Group Company Secretary of Transcorp Hotels Plc, purchased 2,240 ordinary shares on July 27, 2026. * The shares were acquired at a price of N217.80 per unit in a transaction conducted in Lagos.

* Insider Charles Oniha, Finance Officer of the parent company, purchased 4,760 units of Transcorp Power Plc ordinary shares. * The transaction took place in Lagos on Monday, 27th July 2026, at a price of N219.60 per share.

* Festus Izevbizua, the Group Chief Financial Officer of the parent company, notified Transcorp Power Plc of a purchase of shares. * The transaction involved the acquisition of 8,400 ordinary shares at a price of N219.60 per share. * The share purchase was executed on Monday, July 27, 2026, in Lagos.

* Group Company Secretary Atinuke Kolade purchased 2,240 units of Transcorp Power Plc ordinary shares. * The transaction took place on Monday, 27th July 2026, at a price of N219.60 per share.

* Director Christopher Ezeafulukwe purchased 100,800 ordinary shares of Transcorp Power Plc. * The transaction took place in Lagos on Monday, July 27, 2026, at a price of N219.60 per share.

• 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦29.01bn | PAT: ₦5.26bn | EPS: 30k | Equity: ₦81.22bn | Assets: ₦150.12bn • Significant foreign exchange loss of ₦2.77bn reported for the period. • 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦24.47bn | PAT: ₦5.95bn | EPS: 31k | Equity: ₦72.86bn | Assets: ₦141.03bn • Insurance service result increased to ₦8.15bn from ₦8.87bn in the current period.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦6.45bn | PAT: ₦221.06m | EPS: 23k | Equity: ₦5.38bn | Assets: ₦11.69bn • The Group's revenue increased by 21.9% compared to the same period in the previous year (₦6.45bn vs ₦5.29bn). • Operating expenses for the Group rose to ₦1.35bn, primarily driven by increases in staff costs and general administrative expenses.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦246.98bn | PAT: ₦3.61bn | EPS: ₦2.22 | Equity: ₦282.98bn | Assets: ₦1.07tn • 6 Months 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦424.56bn | PAT: ₦6.06bn | EPS: ₦3.69 | Equity: ₦282.98bn | Assets: ₦1.07tn • 6 Months 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦343.45bn | PAT: ₦7.11bn | EPS: ₦4.34 | Equity: ₦363.94bn | Assets: ₦1.05tn • FY 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦759.87bn | PAT: ₦30.17bn | EPS: ₦18.69 | Equity: ₦288.21bn | Assets: ₦1.08tn • Key Highlights: - Total comprehensive income for the 6 months ended June 30, 2026, decreased significantly to ₦1.67bn compared to ₦23.31bn in the same period of 2025. - The company reports a significant increase in borrowings to ₦56.35bn in 2026, compared to nil at year-end 2025.

• Q2 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦19.28bn | PAT: ₦3.20bn | EPS: 185.47k | Equity: ₦15.96bn | Assets: ₦28.43bn • Revenue increased slightly from ₦19.28bn in H1 2025 to ₦19.28bn in H1 2026, while profit for the year grew from ₦2.19bn to ₦3.20bn. • The company received a grant of $1.6m from the mRNA technology transfer program to build and equip a laboratory for Biovaccines Nigeria Limited.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦44.85bn | PAT: ₦3.48bn | EPS: 87k | DPS: 0k | Equity: ₦22.02bn | Assets: ₦97.67bn • Revenue grew 20% year-on-year to ₦44.85bn, while Profit Before Interest and Tax increased 41% to ₦10.90bn compared to the same period in 2025. • Property, plant and equipment rose significantly to ₦54.49bn from ₦40.64bn at year-end 2025 due to ongoing capital expenditures, including ₦12.94bn added to the WIP Project Ignite.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦427.14m | PAT: (₦153.69m) | EPS: (36k) | Equity: ₦3.40bn | Assets: ₦4.60bn • Revenue increased by approximately 24.7% compared to Q1 2025 (₦427.14m vs ₦342.61m). • The company recorded a loss for the period of ₦153.69m, continuing from a loss of ₦179.11m in the same quarter of the prior year.

• Q1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦771.54m | PAT: ₦28.59m | EPS: 3k | Equity: ₦1.02bn | Assets: ₦3.29bn • Revenue declined from ₦1.57bn in Q1 2025 to ₦771.54m, primarily driven by a significant reduction in security printing revenue from ₦1.33bn to ₦376.72m. • Q1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦1.57bn | PAT: ₦409.39m | EPS: 53k | Equity: ₦1.92bn | Assets: ₦3.78bn • The company experienced strong profitability with a profit before tax of ₦409.39m, largely supported by robust performance in the security printing segment.

• 6 Months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue (Interest Income): ₦342.64bn | PAT: ₦131.37bn | EPS: 654.92k | Equity: ₦700.45bn | Assets: ₦5,757.89bn • Net interest income rose significantly to ₦195.45bn compared to ₦129.22bn in the same period of 2025. • Loans and advances to customers increased to ₦2.12tn from ₦1.74tn at the end of 2025.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue (Earned income): ₦407.30m | PAT: ₦67.44m | EPS: 1k | Equity: ₦7.21bn | Assets: ₦12.16bn • The Group recorded a 76% decrease in earned income compared to the same period in 2025; profit before tax fell by 96%. • H1 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue (Earned income): ₦1.71bn | PAT: ₦1.51bn | EPS: 29k | Equity: ₦7.11bn | Assets: ₦12.00bn • Share of profit on investment in associates significantly boosted performance during this period, contributing ₦1.55bn to the Group.

* Adeshola Shittu, Group Head of Brand Marketing and Corporate Communications at Transnational Corporation Plc, purchased 56,800 ordinary shares. * The transaction took place on July 27, 2026, in Lagos, at a price of N39.00 per share.

* Chinweugo Nwafor, Group Head of Internal Audit at Transnational Corporation Plc, has notified the company of an insider share purchase. * The transaction involved the acquisition of 95,200 ordinary shares at an average price of N40.05. * The shares were purchased across multiple tranches on July 27 and July 28, 2026.

* Insider Atinuke Kolade, Group Company Secretary of Transnational Corporation Plc, purchased 12,600 ordinary shares. * The transaction took place on Monday, July 27, 2026, at a price of N39.05 per share.

* Festus Izevbizua, Group Chief Financial Officer of Transnational Corporation Plc, purchased 323,200 ordinary shares. * The shares were acquired at a price of N39.90 per unit on Monday, 27th July 2026, in Lagos.

* Owen D. Omogiafo, President/GCEO of Transnational Corporation Plc, purchased 1,900,800 ordinary shares of the company. * The acquisitions took place on July 27 and July 28, 2026, with 1,848,000 units purchased at N39.02 per share and 52,800 units purchased at N40.75 per share. * The transactions resulted in an average purchase price of N39.89 per share.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦3.27bn | PAT: ₦530.38m | EPS: 7k | Equity: ₦17.36bn | Assets: ₦27.05bn • The company returned to profitability with ₦530.38m in H1 2026 compared to a loss of ₦519.24m in H1 2025. • The revenue growth was driven by new revenue streams from DVSL (₦987m) and FAAJI (₦148m), which began operating as separate entities from September 2025.

* BUA Foods Plc has rescheduled its Board of Directors meeting, originally set for July 29, 2026, to July 30, 2026. * The purpose of the meeting is to consider and approve the company's 2026 Q2 Unaudited Financial Statements. * The previously declared Closed Period remains in effect and will continue until 24 hours after the financial results are released.

* May & Baker Nigeria Plc held a Board of Directors' meeting on July 28, 2026, where they approved the Unaudited Financial Statements for the second quarter (Q2) ending June 30, 2026. * The company plans to file these financial statements with the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) on or before July 30, 2026. * The previously announced closed period for insider trading will remain in effect until 24 hours after the Q2 financial results are released to the public.

* Nascon Allied Industries Plc reported H1 2026 financial results showing a 4% increase in revenue to ₦81.2 billion and a 26% growth in profit after tax to ₦19.6 billion. * The company achieved a 9% rise in gross profit to ₦40.8 billion, with gross profit margin improving to 50% from 48% in the previous year. * Earnings per share increased by 26% to ₦14.51, and the company was admitted into the prestigious NGX 30 Index, reflecting its status as one of the most capitalized and liquid companies on the Nigerian Exchange.

• Presco Plc reported a 9.3% increase in Profit Before Tax to ₦122.2 billion for H1 2026, supported by a 31.9% reduction in finance costs. • The Board of Directors has proposed an interim dividend of ₦10 per ordinary share. • The company strengthened its balance sheet by reducing total liabilities by 42.5% to ₦277.8 billion and increasing total equity by 13.8% to ₦503.6 billion. • The 2025 Annual General Meeting has been postponed pending the outcome of court appeals related to the 2024 and 2025 AGMs.

* Presco Plc has appealed a Federal High Court ruling from December 11, 2025, regarding interlocutory orders related to its August 19, 2025, Annual General Meeting. * The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment on the matter, and the company is awaiting the outcome before scheduling its next Annual General Meeting. * The company stated that the ongoing appeal does not impact its daily statutory and operational responsibilities.

* Presco PLC has declared an interim dividend of N10.00 per 50k share for the period ended 30 June 2026. * Shareholders must be on the Register of Members by the qualification date of Friday, 14 August 2026, to be eligible for the payment. * The dividend will be paid electronically on Thursday, 27 August 2026, to shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration. * The company’s Register of Shareholders will be closed from Monday, 17 August 2026, through Friday, 21 August 2026.

* Presco PLC has announced a final dividend of N14.66 per 50k share for the period ended 31 December 2025, subject to withholding tax and shareholder approval. * The qualification date for the dividend is Friday, 7 August 2026, with the register of shareholders closing from Monday, 10 August to Friday, 14 August 2026. * The payment date for the dividend and the date for the Annual General Meeting are yet to be determined.

• H1 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦198.75bn | PAT: ₦82.27bn | EPS: 71k | Equity: ₦503.62bn | Assets: ₦781.41bn • The Group declared an interim dividend of ₦10.00 for every share of 50k held, payable to shareholders on the register as of 14 August 2026.

• H1 2021 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦236.35m | PAT: (₦709.52m) | EPS: (8k) | Equity: (₦8.65bn) | Assets: ₦2.66bn • The company reported a negative solvency margin of ₦8.56bn and a solvency ratio of (285.49)%, operating below the regulatory minimum requirement. • Retained earnings worsened significantly to (₦17.67bn) due to the half-year loss and other accounting adjustments.

• 6 Months ended 30 June 2026 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦81.16bn | PAT: ₦19.60bn | EPS: 1451k | Equity: ₦74.57bn | Assets: ₦161.56bn • Revenue grew from ₦78.16bn (H1 2025) to ₦81.16bn; the company declared an interim dividend proposal of 600 kobo per share for the 2025 financial year, though not included as a liability in these statements. • 6 Months ended 30 June 2025 | Unaudited • Revenue: ₦78.16bn | PAT: ₦15.60bn | EPS: 1154k | Equity: ₦53.25bn | Assets: ₦111.63bn • Finance income increased significantly to ₦2.37bn from ₦1.27bn in the prior 3-month comparative period. • 12 Months ended 31 December 2025 | Audited • Revenue: ₦152.69bn | PAT: ₦33.53bn | EPS: 1241k | Equity: ₦71.18bn | Assets: ₦135.27bn • The Company holds investments of ₦6bn in Dangote Industries Ltd Promissory Notes and ₦20bn in Dangote Sugar Commercial Paper to diversify its investment portfolio.