Turnover fell to 196.81 billion naira compared with 212.73 billion naira a year ago, the firm said in a statement, adding it would pay a dividend of 2.7 naira, unchanged from a year ago.
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Julius Berger Nigeria 2014 pretax profit falls 19 pct, pays dividend
Turnover fell to 196.81 billion naira compared with 212.73 billion naira a year ago, the firm said in a statement, adding it would pay a dividend of 2.7 naira, unchanged from a year ago.
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