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DUNLOP - DN Tyre & Rubber Plc

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NOTE: Shares of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc have been delisted from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) since close of trading on Thursday, April 9, 2026. DN Tyre & Rubber was traded on the NGX under the ticker symbol “DUNLOP”. The International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) of NGX:DUNLOP was NGDUNLOP0005. DN Tyre & Rubber Plc was the 145th most valuable stock on the NGX with a market capitalization of NGN 955 million, which made about 0.0006% of the Nigerian Stock Exchange equity market at the time of delisting.

DUNLOP • 0.20 ▪ 0.00
7 years ago
Last Trading Results
Opening Price
Day’s Low Price
Day’s High Price
Traded Volume0
Number of Deals0
Gross Turnover0.00
Growth & Valuation
Earnings Per Share
Price/Earning Ratio
Dividend Per Share
Dividend Yield
Shares Outstanding4.77B
Market Capitalization955M
Monetary values are quoted in Nigerian Naira (NGN) unless otherwise stated

DUNLOP Stock Market Performance

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-31%
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-42.9%-60%-60%

The current share price of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc (DUNLOP) is NGN 0.20. DUNLOP closed its last trading day (Thursday, October 4, 2018) at 0.20 NGN per share on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX). DN Tyre & Rubber began the year with a share price of 0.50 NGN but has since lost 60% off that price valuation.

DN Tyre & Rubber has traded a total volume of 9.99 million shares—in 184 deals—valued at NGN 2.09 million over the past three months (Jul 6 - Oct 5, 2018), averaging a volume of 158,548 shares (valued at NGN 33,137) per session. A volume high of 3.81 million was achieved on July 20th for the same period. The table below details the last 10 trading days of activity of DN Tyre & Rubber on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

DateVolumeCloseChangeChange%
2018-10-0444,0000.20
2018-10-0311,4640.20
2018-10-025,3310.20
2018-09-2820,1810.20
2018-09-26100.20
2018-09-242,0000.20
2018-09-148,0720.20
2018-09-13242,0000.20
2018-09-1251,0000.20
2018-09-1125,0000.20

Profile of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc

DN Tyre & Rubber Plc operates in the Consumer Goods sector.

Factsheet of DN Tyre & Rubber Plc

Sector
Consumer Goods
Industry
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Address
Plot 23 Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos
Telephone
+234-1-271-5997

DUNLOP Industrial Market Competitors

DN Tyre & Rubber Plc, issuers of the DUNLOP stock on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, have a number of market competitors who are also engaged in the Consumer Goods sector. The table below presents an overview of the market standing of the top 10 by year-to-date performance.

CodeNameM. Cap.CloseYTD
ZICHISZichis Agro Allied Industries25.9B21.55+983%
UNIONDICONUnion Dicon Salt6.49B23.75+244%
VITAFOAMVitafoam Nigeria291B194.00+111%
UNILEVERUnilever Nigeria838B145.95+103%
NASCONNational Salt Company527B195.00+81.4%
PZPZ Cussons Nigeria318B80.00+80.4%
FTNCOCOAFTN Cocoa Processors34.5B8.84+76.8%
MCNICHOLSMcNichols Plc6.14B5.50+68.2%
PRESCOPresco Plc2.42T2,070.00+42.8%
NESTLENestle Nigeria2.18T2,750.00+40.5%

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  5. Lusaka Securities Exchange
  6. Malawi Stock Exchange
  7. Nairobi Securities Exchange
  8. Nigerian Stock Exchange
  9. Uganda Securities Exchange
  10. Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Comments

  1. Adebola OsifoworaAdebola Osifowora
    Nov 19, 2023 05:34 UTC

    My instinct is telling me that Dunlop Nigeria 🇳🇬 will come up soon.

    I believe that the delisting process may be halted.


    Smart investors can still buy if not restricted by the NGX trading platform.

    1. DaniDani
      Jan 13, 2024 17:16 UTC

      Don’t do it, I figured their stock’s been there as far back as 2018, no gain, no short

  2. Tonye OmusoTonye Omuso
    Apr 13, 2019 20:43 UTC

    please what's the fate of shareholders in Dunlop Nigeria plc. As it stands now? Because, it is obvious that the company is not making progress anymore.

    1. Oji BlondyOji Blondy
      Apr 13, 2019 23:55 UTC

      The NSE is in the process of delisting Dunlop so the future doesn't look good at all. At best, the company will be able to sell its re-strategizing plans to deep-pocketed investors and raise enough money to get back on its feet. At worst, its remaining assets are sold off to pay creditors and the shareholders go down in flames with the company.

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