PZ Cussons Highlights Nigeria's Significance As Naira Devaluation Eats Into Profits

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PZ Cussons Highlights Nigeria's Significance As Naira Devaluation Eats Into Profits


Arise Business Correspondent Rotus Oddiri discussed the Q3 Trading Update from UK Consumer Goods Firm PZ Cussons as it discussed its financial performance across its geographical footprint

Arise Business Correspondent Rotus Oddiri discussed the Q3 Trading Update from UK Consumer Goods Firm PZ Cussons as it discussed its financial performance…

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23 Comments

  1. Rotus need to go back to school he knows nothing about economics and international business. If he is looking for an appointment he should go and lobby instead of making a fool of himself on national television

  2. let them leave and see if they can do better somewhere else i do not think so thnk so ..its about time nigerians and africans start more internal shops and industry BUT legally,honesty and no corruption bribery then you will prosper..have electricity better and clean up dirty environment stop throwing rubbish every where which helps reduce diseases..create more jobs

  3. Why is PZ wailing after LOOTING the country for over 100 years through inflated prices of so called imported raw materials
    The company is finding itself totally uncompetitive in their production cost especially now that they have to compete with smaller more nimble producers that outperform them.
    They cannot loot like they are doing before so groaning.
    I tell you that if they get out of Nigeria that will be the beginning of the death of PZ as a whole.
    Good riddance to bad rubbish and perpetual looting.

  4. Let them all leave, indigenous companies will rise and take there place. We don't need foreign companies whose interests is to repatriate money from the economy. If PZ were to be indigenous would they be worried about repatriation in dollars. Those are the company putting pressure on the country. How many Nigerians company is In the UK or US repatriating money from those country to pay shareholders in Nigeria or in Africa.

  5. Rufai; PZ Cussons depressing business in Nigeria is not only because of the macro environment but as Rotus said, there is increased competition from indigenous players and other foreign companies from Asia from example who have more relevant offerings

  6. Once an organisation starts hiking price every Eke market, it is only postponing its eventual "demise"/shutting down of operation. Just like PZ has seen and based on this their report, Multichoice(that recently announced an increment of subscription prices) finally pull out when they realise that whatever issue they're having in Nigeria is bigger than hiking of price

  7. Repatriation of huge fund could also be divestment, yes this market is key in the African continent but how attractive is it.