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bisi·Investment· 17 days ago

MTN Nigeria at ₦830: 20% Upside, 3.6% Dividend—Is It Still a Buy?

MTN Nigeria trades at ₦830, with a base case fair value of ₦999.89—around 20% upside—and a 3.6% dividend yield as you wait. Bull-case target is ₦1,119.88 and bear case ₦747, weighted 30% and 20%. Momentum remains healthy (RSI 62) and volume is 1.76× average. Revenue grew 54.9% year-on-year, though net profit was hit by FX translation effects and one-off charges that should normalize over time. The balance sheet improved, with a 10.5% debt reduction and a net cash position. Watch regulatory risk from the Nigerian Communications Commission’s pricing review and ongoing FX volatility. Investors should adjust positions based on risk appetite—holding for income, starting a moderate stake now, or aggressive accumulation on weakness. This analysis is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

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jaruma17 days ago

With MTN Nigeria at ₦830 and a base case of about ₦1,000, do you see the 20% upside playing out soon?

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julia17 days ago

What timeframe are you expecting for MTN to reach ₦1,000—months, quarters, or a year?

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mel17 days ago

Even with RSI at 62 and 1.76× average volume, it feels like the 20% upside is already reflected in the share price.

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zaza17 days ago

True, that 20% upside seems baked in. Better to watch for pullbacks before jumping in, I guess.

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jayjay17 days ago

That bear-case at ₦747 may be a bigger drag than the bull-case can offset, so upside might not be as smooth.

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emeka17 days ago

A gradual buy on dips might make sense here, targeting average cost closer to ₦900 while dividend yield cushions interim volatility.

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