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Nigeria’s Biggest Bank Sees Profit Surge After Recapitalization

First HoldCo Plc, Nigeria’s biggest lender by market value, forecasts profit will jump this year after a capital injection strengthened its balance sheet, helping cut costs and boost loan recoveries.

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Nigeria’s Biggest Bank Sees Profit Surge After Recapitalization
First HoldCo Plc, Nigeria’s biggest lender by market value, forecasts profit will jump this year after a capital injection strengthened its balance sheet, helping cut costs and boost loan recoveries.
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