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Access Holdings Awaits CBN Approval Before Releasing Audited H1 Results
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Access Holdings Awaits CBN Approval Before Releasing Audited H1 Results

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Kayode Tokede 

Access Holdings Plc has said that it has secured board approval for its audited interim consolidated and separate financial statements for the half-year ended June 30, 2026, subject to approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The Company Secretary, Access Holdings, Sunday Ekwochi in a statement posted on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), stated that the financial statements were considered and approved by the board at its meeting held on 27 August 2026 and will now proceed through the required regulatory process, including approval by the CBN.

Following receipt of the CBN’s approval, the statement noted that it would publish the audited financial statements through the NGX and make them available to shareholders, investors and other stakeholders through the Group’s established communication channels.

The process reflects Access Holdings’ commitment to strong governance, regulatory compliance and transparent engagement with its stakeholders as it continues to build a more connected and resilient financial services group serving Africa and its international markets.

In accordance with the NGX Issuers’ Rules, Access Holdings will remain in a closed period until 24 hours after the audited financial statements have been released to the public.

During this period, directors, insiders and their connected persons are prohibited from dealing, directly or indirectly, in the securities of Access Holdings.

The stock price of Access Holdings last week appreciated by 9.3 per cent or N2.50 per share  to close  at  N29. 50 per share from N27.00 per share  it opened for trading.  

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