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Unilever Nigeria raises interim dividend fourfold amid slight increase in half-year profit

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As much as N11.5 billion, a 73.7 per cent equivalent of post-tax profit, will be allocated to equity investors for an accounting period in which the profit itself only grew by a single digit.

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