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FCMB

FCMB (FCMB) is listed on the Nigerian Exchange in the Banking sector, with exposure to Commercial Banks. This page brings together the current share price, valuation, dividend context, business summary, and a practical 12-week outlook so you can assess the stock faster.

Sector

Banking

Market cap

₦775B

Dividend yield

4.7%

P/E ratio

2.97

Current price

₦11.75

Updated Updated 2h ago

Consider Buying (12-week)

12-week outlook signal

Research score87/100

P/B

0.94

RSI

42.12

52W high

₦14.50

52W low

₦8.55

Valuation view

Looks relatively cheap vs peers

Income view

Moderate income profile

Momentum view

Momentum is balanced

Risk view

Lower volatility profile

Business trend

Latest operating data is available

FCMB is a commercial bank that provides banking services to individuals, businesses and institutions, including deposits, loans, payment and trade services. It makes money by charging interest on loans, collecting fees for account and transaction services, and earning income from investments and other banking activities.

Investors usually follow FCMB for its dividend profile, valuation signal, sector position, and upcoming company events. The goal here is not just to show numbers, but to explain what they mean in plain English.

Why this stock stands out

What looks attractive right now.

It trades on a lower P/E than the current peer average in Banking.

Return on equity is healthy at roughly 20.5%, which suggests the business is using shareholder capital well.

Latest revenue

₦519B

Most recent reported period.

Latest net profit

₦169B

Most recent reported period.

ROE

20.5%

Return on equity

Debt / equity

0.92

Lower is usually safer.

P/B ratio

0.94

Useful for book value support.

Dividend yield

4.7%

Current income signal.

Explain the key numbers

P/E ratio

2.97

Price-to-earnings shows what investors pay for every ₦1 of profit. Lower can signal cheaper valuation, but only if profits are reliable.

Compare P/E with peers in the same sector to avoid false signals.

₦0.55

2025-04-17

Payment: 2025-04-29 · Qualification: 2025-04-16

₦0.50

2024-05-14

Payment: 2024-05-24 · Qualification: 2024-05-13

₦0.25

2023-04-14

Payment: 2023-04-28 · Qualification: 2023-04-13

₦0.20

2022-04-19

Payment: 2022-04-27 · Qualification: 2022-04-14

Watch the latest corporate action: Estimated earnings date.
Fundamentals were last updated 0 day(s) ago, so the next filing matters.
Monitor leverage discipline. Debt-to-equity is currently about 0.92x.

Estimated earnings date

2026-04-24

Ex-dividend date

2025-04-17

Price and session

Current price
₦11.75?
Open
₦11.70?
Previous close
₦11.70?
Day range
₦11.70 – ₦12.00?
52-week range
₦8.55 – ₦14.50?

Volume & liquidity

Today volume
11,508,828?
Average volume
17,109,872?
Volume vs average
0.67x?
Avg turnover/day
N/A
Tradeability
Moderate liquidity

Valuation

Market cap
₦775B?
P/E
2.97?
Forward P/E
2.22?
P/B
0.94?
Book value/share
19.22?

Momentum

Beta
0.33?
RSI
42.12?

Income & dividend

EPS
3.96?
Dividend yield
4.7%?
Dividend/share
₦0.55?
Ex-dividend date
2025-04-17?
Dividend records
5?

Latest financials

Revenue
₦519B?
Operating profit
₦203B?
Net income
₦169B
Operating cash flow
₦1.43T?
Capex
-₦18.46?

Event data

Estimated earnings date
2026-04-24

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Price updated

0d ago

Fundamentals updated

0d ago

Market cap

₦775B

Open

₦11.70

Previous close

₦11.70

Day range

₦11.70 – ₦12.00

52-week range

₦8.55 – ₦14.50

Volume

11,508,828

Average volume

17,109,872

Forward P/E

2.22

Beta

0.33

RSI

42.12

Latest revenue

₦519B

Latest net profit

₦169B

Book value / share

19.22

TradeabilityModerate liquidity

Liquidity looks fair, but slippage can still happen if order size is too big.

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Main risks

No single balance-sheet or earnings red flag stands out immediately, but this still needs peer and filing context.