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Nigeria's Skye Bank Q2 net profit rises 43 pct

Mon May 11, 2009 8:29am EDT

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LAGOS, May 11 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Skye Bank Plc (SKYE.LG) saw net profit jump 43 percent to 9.61 billion naira ($66 million) in its second quarter to March 31, the Nigerian Stock Exchange said on Monday.

Gross earnings leapt 87 percent to 51.66 billion naira, the bank told the Nigerian bourse in its latest report. (Reporting by Oludare Mayowa; Editing by Rupert Winchester)



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