Newly listed BUA Foods makes first appearance in Jan. 2022 Top 30
Sub-Saharan Africa’s (excluding South Africa’s) stock markets rose 3.1% in January 2022.
The market capitalisation of the Top 30 companies for January 2022 was US$116bn, up 4.7% on December.
US$ returns by market
Seven sub-Saharan African stock markets had positive year-to-date US$ returns as at 31 January 2022:
BUA Foods (Nigeria) and Access Bank (Nigeria) are new entrants in the Top 30, replacing Jumia Technologies and Ireland Blyth.
Fundamental valuation outliers
NOTE: Valuations figures are listed as at 31 January 2022. Please click on the company name for the updated share price.
Companies with the highest and lowest Return on Equity
- Nestle Nigeria 130.0% with a share price at 1,435.00 NGN
- AVZ Minerals 0% with a share price at 0.70 AUD
Companies with the highest and lowest Price to Earnings Ratio
- Helios Towers >100.0x with a share price at 1.54 GBP
- AVZ Minerals is loss making.
Companies with the highest and lowest Dividend Yield
- Zenith Bank 11.5% with a share price at 26.05 NGN
- MTN Group, IHS Towers, AVZ Minerals, BUA Foods, Helios Towers and Equity Bank.
Companies with the highest and lowest Price to Book Value Ratio
- Nestle Nigeria 32.76x with a share price at 1,435.00 NGN
- Access Bank 0.47x with a share price at 9.90 NGN
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About the Author: Hartland-Peel Africa Equity Research
Sub-Saharan Africa ex SA: Equity, debt and FX research covering sixteen countries and advising institutional investors. Proprietary data base of sixteen African stock markets, 250+ companies which is one of the most extensive and complete. New issues, IPO’s and distribution of equity on privatisation. Development of lending and corporate finance opportunities for the bank, privatisation and asset management. An ‘A’ rated equity analyst by South African institutional investors as polled by the Financial Mail in 1998 and 1999.
