Pathak expressed confidence in the company’s growth outlook.
The revised framework raised equity allocations across RSA funds and boosted institutional participation.
The Nigerian stock market rebounded on Thursday after two consecutive sessions of decline, with investors gaining N648 billion in market value.
Mr Pathak added that Dangote Cement remains Africa’s leading cement producer.
He called on community members to maintain the peaceful coexistence currently enjoyed with the company,.
The Nigerian equities market posted a positive performance on Tuesday as investors added N1.287 trillion to their portfolios.
“Seplat Energy’s transparency in ESG reporting attracted foreign institutional investors, lowering its financing costs,” said Mr Itua.
The equities market opened the week lower on Monday, as market capitalisation fell by N1.173 trillion or 1.26 per cent.
The sell-offs affected stocks like Academy Press, Custodian Investment, Dangote Cement, Deap Capital Management, Oando, and 56 others.
Dangote Cement remains Africa’s largest cement producer.
