MUTUAL BENEFITS ASSURANCE PLC.- QUARTER 2 - FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 2026
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Open
₦3.10
Previous close
₦3.22
Day range
₦3.10 – ₦3.30
Volume
7,027,471
4.1x P/E
Awaiting filing
1.2% yield
65/100 measured
Moderate liquidity
The latest saved price history for MBENEFIT, with its range and direction at a glance.
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Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc, together with its subsidiaries, engages in non-life insurance and risk management services to organizations and private individuals in Nigeria, Liberia, and Niger Republic. The company operates through Assurance Business, Real Estate, Oil & Gas Exploration and Production, and Microfinance Banking segments. The company’s general insurance products include fire and special perils, burglary/housebreaking, householder/house-owner comprehensive, marine cargo, marine hull, motor, goods-in-transit, all risk insurance, contractors all risks, erection all risks, plant all risks, machinery breakdown, money, professional indemnity, fidelity guarantee, public liability, personal accident, bond, aviation, and oil and gas insurance products. It also offers life insurance products comprising term assurance, keyman assurance, credit life assurance, mortgage protection, anticipated endowment assurance, and whole life assurance policies; mutual education guarantee assurance; mutual education endowment, individual savings and protection, personal pension and investment, micro personal pension and investment, and mutual dignity plans; and mutual school fee guarantee scheme, mutual multilife shield, and group life assurance products. In addition, the company protects customers assets and indemnification of other parties; provides real estate development; retails and microfinance banking services; and engages in exploration and production of crude oil. It serves individual and corporate customers through a network of brokers, agencies, and direct marketing programs. Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc was incorporated in 1995 and is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria.
Investors usually follow MBENEFIT 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.
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Position: Non-Executive Director/Chairman b. Sold on 15 Jan 2026, at ₦850,000.00 per share. Discovered automatically from NGX company-profile API. Submitted: 2026-01-15T08:10:07Z. Submission type: DirectorsDealings. Auto-fetched director dealing document text.
Director dealings
24
Reported buys, sells, and mixed dealings.
Official filings
11
Financial reports and company disclosures captured by Eye.
Market events
0
Insider, filing, dividend, and price events.
Source records
41
Captured updates we can trace.
Whisone is bullish because fundamentals are solid at 82/100 while price action is down 4.1%. Whisone has high conviction here. The final read is being balanced by the weighted scores for fundamentals, technicals, insider flow, sentiment, event flow, and liquidity.
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Fundamentals
Growth, margins, cash flow, and valuation.
Sentiment
Market mood from flow, events, and attention.
ROE
23.5%
Return on equity
ROA
6.7%
Return on assets
Debt / equity
0.00
Lower is usually safer.
P/B ratio
0.80
Useful for book value support.
Dividend yield
1.2%
Current income signal.
77/100
Direction
Cautious
Main supports
Business quality and balance-sheet strength are supporting the outlook.
Recent price and fundamentals refreshes improve signal reliability.
What can go wrong
Volatility is elevated, so the path can stay rough even if the thesis is right.
Fair value
₦2.96
Analyst view
n/a
Forecast refresh
Updated 17h ago
Quality score
81
Growth score
50
These are the external analyst numbers and business outlook figures already synced into the company record.
No external analyst outlook is available for this company yet.
A plain-English reading of momentum, trend, volatility, range position, and trading participation.
RSI
38.1
Momentum is currently in a neutral range.
Recent trend
Falling
-4.1% across the latest saved price window.
Volatility
Moderate
Beta is 1.12. Price sensitivity is broadly around the market range.
52-week position
37% of range
Price is sitting around the middle of its 52-week range.
Volume confirmation
0.77x average
Trading activity is broadly within its normal range.
claims payment / prompt settlement
MBENEFIT may benefit from claims payment / prompt settlement. Confidence 90%.
Article states Mutual Benefits paid over ₦3.9bn in claims in June and emphasises strengthened claims management and customer testimonials praising prompt settlements.
claims settlement
MBENEFIT may benefit from claims settlement. Confidence 90%.
Article states Mutual Benefits paid over ₦3.9bn in claims in June and has strengthened claims management, reinforcing its credibility and customer confidence.
Sector spillover signals
CBN FHC exposure draft
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with cbn fhc exposure draft. Confidence 67%.
The exposure draft targets financial holding companies and imposes sector-wide measures (ownership thresholds, ring-fencing, governance limits, higher capital buffers) intended to reshape banking group structures and intra-group activities.
CBN data localisation directive
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with cbn data localisation directive. Confidence 67%.
The directive targets banks, fintechs, mobile money operators and other payment service providers, creating sector-wide requirements for local data hosting, oversight and beneficial-ownership disclosures.
CBN proposed holdco framework
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with cbn proposed holdco framework. Confidence 67%.
The proposed CBN holdco framework would change how foreign subsidiaries of Nigerian banks are structured, impacting financial groups listed.
NIIRA_recapitalisation
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with niira_recapitalisation. Confidence 67%.
The NIIRA 2025 law raised minimum capital requirements and introduced an RBC framework, forcing insurance and reinsurance firms to recapitalise by July 31, 2026.
NTA CFC rules & 15% top-up tax
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with nta cfc rules & 15% top-up tax. Confidence 67%.
Article states banks and financial groups with regional operations are expected to be affected by the CFC regime and top-up tax.
Open Banking implementation
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with open banking implementation. Confidence 67%.
Article states Open Banking is expected to reshape how banks, fintechs and other financial service providers share data and deliver products, requiring regulatory and governance readiness.
PenCom recapitalisation rules
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with pencom recapitalisation rules. Confidence 67%.
PenCom's revised minimum capital requirements and June 2027 compliance deadline are prompting industry-wide mergers, recapitalisations or exits among pension fund administrators.
capital_requirement_increase
MBENEFIT may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with capital_requirement_increase. Confidence 67%.
Kenya's plan to raise minimum bank capital from 1bn to 10bn shillings by 2032 is expected to spur consolidation across the banking sector.
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Industry
Insurance Carriers
Founded
1995
Employees
317
Exchange
NGX
Ticker
MBENEFIT
3.38