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Nigeria Industrial Goods Sector - Q3'20 Earnings Preview

While 2020 started off on a positive note for cement producers (consumption expanded by c.5% y/y in Q1’20), the onset of social distancing measures threw a spanner in the works for most producers.
The start of social distancing measures due to the pandemic as well as the slowdown in crude prices and receipts hit FG coffers in the second quarter, prompting a 20% downward review of the 2020 Capex budget. Disbursement was also largely muted as emergency healthcare PPE spend was prioritized in the period.
However, with lockdown restrictions easing across the country in May, economic and more importantly, construction activities resumed. By the end of Q2’20, volumes had mildly recovered, taking H1’20 cement sales 2% higher y/y.
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Onyeka Ijeoma

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