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United Capital H1 profit rises 80% to N24.78bn

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United Capital Plc reports an impressive 80% surge in H1 profit before tax to N24.78bn, driven by strong operational resilience and strategic execution. Read More: https://punchng.com/united-capital-h1-profit-rises-80-to-n24-78bn/

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