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MAN Calls for Electricity Tariff Reduction, Caution on GDP Rebasing

MAN Calls for Electricity Tariff Reduction, Caution on GDP Rebasing   The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has reiterated its determination to push for a reduction in electricity tariffs while cautioning the Federal Government against politicising the planned Gross Domestic Product rebasing process. MAN’s leadership, during its...

Weak Purchasing Power Pushes Unsold Goods to N1.24trn, MAN Reveals

Weak Purchasing Power Pushes Unsold Goods to N1.24trn, MAN Reveals The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has stated its unsold manufactured goods have reached a record N1.24tn, as its unsold inventories increased by 357.57 per cent in the first half of 2024. MAN attributed this sharp...

MAN: Zero VAT Delay Has Reduced Manufacturers’ Revenue By 8%

Pharmaceutical manufacturers have experienced losses of up to eight percent as a result of the Federal Government’s delay in implementing its zero-Value Added Tax policy designed to ease the cost of pharmaceutical raw material imports. 

Unsold Finished Goods Now N1.24trn – MAN

Unsold Finished Goods Now N1.24trn – MAN The value of unsold finished goods inventory has surged by 42.93 percentage points in the first half of 2024, reaching 1.24 trillion against 869.37 billion recorded at the close of 2023, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has...

More Multinational Companies May Exit Over Electricity Tariff – MAN

More Multinational Companies May Exit Over Electricity Tariff - MAN   The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has warned that implementation of the proposed hike in electricity tariff by power distribution companies may force more multinational companies to relocate their factories outside Nigeria. President of MAN, Francis...

Manufacturing Output Drops By 9.7% To N6.67trn

Manufacturing Output Drops By 9.7% To N6.67trn   The production output of Nigeria’s Manufacturers fell by 9.7 percent to N6.67 trillion in 2022 from N7.39 trillion in 2021 on account of forex scarcity, high inflation, high cost of energy and limited household purchases. Director General, Manufacturers Association...