Vivo Energy PLC

Shareholders at the AGM are expected to consider a proposal to establish a one billion Ghana cedis medium-term note program aimed at supporting business expansion and strategic investment opportunities.

Vivo Energy Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to workplace and public safety as it marked its Safety Day celebration twenty twenty-six in Accra.

The event held under the theme Prepare to Respond brought together industry stakeholders, emergency response agencies, regulators, and employees to discuss emergency preparedness and strengthen safety culture within the energy sector.

Safety remains a critical pillar in the operations of Vivo Energy Ghana.

To reinforce this commitment, the company commemorated its annual Safety Day celebration with activities aimed at promoting awareness, preparedness, and operational excellence.

Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana, Christian Lee, highlighted the significance of the celebration, noting that safety remains at the heart of the company's operations.

It's a celebration, right? Because it's not easy.

As much as we have all the procedures, processes, every time keeping us, uh, reminded that we need to act safely in everything that we do, that safety is not a, a choice, right? But there are people that still go beyond and above, and these are the people that, you know, walk the talk, also serve a good example.

So the market became much more active, but selling pressure remained widespread.

Among the week's strongest BRVM performers, Vivo Energy Cote d'Ivoire rose 8.24% to 2,760 CFA francs, Sonatel Senegal gained 7.42% to 42,090 CFA francs, bringing its performance since the beginning of the year to more than 61%.

Lottery National Dubinan completed the top three with a 2% gain to 4,080 CFA francs.

Sonatel also remains in focus ahead of an extraordinary general meeting.

Dividends also remain an important part of the investor story.

Several BRVM companies have announced or paid dividends in 2026.

Examples include Sonatel with a gross dividend of 933 CFA francs per share, SIB at 425 CFA francs, Solibra at 2,127 CFA francs, and Vivo Energy Cote d'Ivoire at 96.67 CFA francs.

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The report links that move to expectations of favorable half-year results following a solid first quarter.

Orange Cote d'Ivoire rose 6.85% to 22,450 francs CFA, while Vivo Energy Cote d'Ivoire gained 6.25% to close at 2,550 francs CFA.

Now to the Nigerian exchange, where the broader market had a much tougher week.

The NGX All-Share Index fell 1.6% to close at 243,052.74 points.

work? So we have revenue that comes through that.

It's called third-party manpower management, where you recruit, say, for example, for Vivo Energy.

You recruit, and then once they select the best, you also manage.

So you pay their salaries, you manage their performance, you manage their leave, their training calendars, everything concerning them you manage because you're contracted for them.