UNITED CAPITAL PLC: 9 MONTHS-2022 PERFORMANCE REVIEW AND STOCK RECOMMENDATION

United Capital Plc has seen steady growth in both top and bottom lines over the years, and we expect both to continue to grow at double digits over the next five years. The company’s Return on Equity (ROE) has averaged over 30% in the past 5 years. This is one of the highest among publicly listed financial service companies and highlights the company’s strong value creation for its shareholders. We recommend a buy for the stock based on our findings and the future prospects of the company. Our blended target price of N15.10 suggests a potential upside of 20.8% compared to the current share price of N12.50 (24th October, 2022). The target price was arrived at by using a weighted average of 65% for the DDM method and 35% for the comparable method of valuation.

The company also has the following market value ratios:

P/E ratio: 6.7X (FY-21 EPS: N1.88)
Forward P/E: 5.2X (FY-22 EPS: N2.41)
Dividend yield: 12% (last dividend reported: N1.50)
P/B ratio: 2.55X (Book value: N4.9)

BUACEMENT: A Dive into Company Performance and Financial Analysis

We issue a sell recommendation on BUA Cement PLC(BUACEMENT.NSE) Based on a target price of ₦58.6k representing a 13% downside on the closing price of ₦70.75 as of march 30th, 2022. Our valuation is based on a methodology mix of Discounted cash flow model (70%), Dividend discount model (10%) and Multiples valuation (20%).

Financial Performance of Dangote Cement Plc in the First 9 Months of 2020

In the first 9 months of 2020, Dangote Cement (DANGCEM) plc was able to grow its revenue by 12% on the basis of solid production volume (+5.6% y/y to 18.40 million tonnes) with an overall effect on sales volume (+6.6% y/y to 19.21 million tonnes).

Analysis of the Financial Performance of MTN Nigeria Communications Plc in Half Year 2020

MTN Nigeria increased its subscribers base by adding 6.8m to its network totaling 71.1m mobile subscribers as of June 2020. Total revenue generated was up by 12.5% (y/y) to ₦638.08bn for the first half of the year, compared to ₦566.95bn generated in the same period in 2019. Growth in revenue was largely driven by a 12.6% increase in revenue from Services provided which accounted for 99.8% of total revenue (₦636.99bn).

Service revenue included revenue from its core activities of providing voice calls, data services, digital platforms, fintech (MoMo), and Other services (SMS, USSD, etc.).

NNPC: Inefficient in its Core Business, Excelling in Non-Core Areas (3)

This article provides a critical review of the financial performance of the 20 subsidiaries of the NNPC for the 2018 financial year. We also provide an aggregate figure for the Group based on the results of the 20 subsidiaries.

NNPC: Inefficient in its Core Business, Excelling in Non-Core Areas (2)

This article provides a critical review of the financial performance of the 20 subsidiaries of the NNPC for the 2018 financial year. We also provide an aggregate figure for the Group based on the results of the 20 subsidiaries.

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