Unilever Nigeria back in black as revenues grow 40.8% to N19.7bn in Q2’21
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July 20, 2021971 views0 comments
Despite shedding 6.1 percent as against the NGX All-share index which also dipped 5.8 percent year to date, Unilever Nigeria’s strategy of launching smaller packaging for price-sensitive consumers has continued to pay off as the food products segment reported robust numbers in recent quarters.
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