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Unilever declares N11bn dividend on N119bn H1 revenue

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Unilever Nigeria announces an N11.5bn interim dividend for shareholders after achieving N119.9bn revenue in H1 2026, reflecting strong growth despite econo Read More: https://punchng.com/unilever-declares-n11bn-dividend-on-n119bn-h1-revenue/

Unilever declares N11bn dividend on N119bn H1 revenue

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