The Nigeria corporate have gone through a lot during the 2020 Financial
year couple with the covid 19 pandemic and the world of business
uncertainty.
Despite this, some companies have distinguished themselves in the year
under review as shown on the tables performance below.
The tables of performance of corporate Nigeria only captured
organizations quoted on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).
Nigeria's Largest Companies: By Total Assets
RANK | COMPANY | ASSETS(N bn) | SECTOR | |
1 | Access Bank | 8,679.8 |
| Financial Services |
2 | Zenith Bank | 8,481.3 |
| Financial Services |
3 | United Bank for Africa | 7,698.0 |
| Financial Services |
4 | FBN Holdings | 7,689.0 |
| Financial Services |
5 | Guaranty Trust Bank | 4,944.6 |
| Financial Services |
6 | Fidelity Bank | 2,758.1 |
| Financial Services |
7 | Stanbic IBTC Holdings | 2,486.3 |
| Financial Services |
8 | Union Bank of Nigeria | 2,191.0 |
| Financial Services |
9 | FCMB Group | 2,058.4 |
| Financial Services |
10 | Dangote Cement | 2,022.4 |
| Industrial Goods |
11 | MTN Nigeria | 1,963.5 |
| ICT |
12 | Seplat Petroleum | 1,310.8 |
| Oil & Gas |
13 | Sterling Bank | 1,299.1 |
| Financial Services |
14 | Wema Bank | 979.5 |
| Financial Services |
15 | Bua Cement | 766.3 |
| Industrial Goods |
16 | Lafarge Africa | 507.3 |
| Industrial Goods |
17 | Unity Bank | 492.02 |
| Financial Services |
18 | Nigerian Breweries | 445.9 |
| Consumer Goods |
19 | Flour Mills of Nigeria | 432.4 |
| Consumer Goods |
20 | Internatonal Breweries | 372.6 |
| Consumer Goods |
21 | TransnationalCorporationofNigeria | 338.2 |
| Conglomerates |
22 |
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