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BUA Cement profit jumps 80% to N324.9bn on cost discipline, new markets entry

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BUA Cement earmarks N4.5b to strengthen market share

BUA Cement Plc delivered one of its strongest half-year performances in recent years, with profit after tax rising by 80

BUA Cement profit jumps 80% to N324.9bn on cost discipline, new markets entry

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