By Ify Onye InvestAdvocate
Lagos (INVESTADVOCATE) – Prince Julius Adelusi- Adeluyi, Chairman Juli Pharmacy Plc operating on the Emerging Markets (Second-Tier Securities) of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Wednesday advised the Management of the NSE to allow the indigenous Entrepreneurs participation on the Nation’s Stock Exchange.
Adelusi-Adeluyi gave this advice at the Floor of the Nigeria’s Exchange at the visit of the Company to the Stock Exchange to mark its 25th Anniversary as a listed Firm on the Nigeria’s Exchange.
“I urge you to allow indigenous Entrepreneurs to participate in the activities of the Market†he said.
Juli Pharmacy is the first indigenous Company to be listed on the Nigeria’s Exchange
In the same vein, Adelusi-Adeluyi called all stakeholders in the Capital Market to support the new Management team led by Oscar Onyema, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigeria’s Exchange.
As earlier reported, Juli Pharmacy in the Second Quarter (Q2) of this year announced that it has acquired a facility that would enable it diversify its operations to include wholesale of pharmaceutical products and manufacturing. The Company said this development would help expand its financial base.
