C&I Leasing Plc has announced a delay in the release of its unaudited financial statements for the first quarter of 2026, citing a bottleneck in regulatory approvals. In a statement released to the Nigerian Exchange and the investing public on Wednesday, the company noted that the results, originally expected following the period ended 30 April 2026, will now be submitted mid-year.
“This request is due to pending regulatory approval of the December 2025 Audited Financial Statements from our primary regulator, the Central Bank of Nigeria,” the company stated. The delay highlights the procedural dependencies between annual audited accounts and subsequent quarterly filings.
Under market regulations, companies typically require the sign-off of the previous year’s audited results before the current year’s interim reports can be formally recognised. Related News UPDC REIT proposes 33kobo final dividend Seplat shares hits N10,000 as Heirs Energies investment drives rally Infrastructure Fund income hits N4.3bn To maintain transparency and compliance, the company sought and received a reprieve from market authorities to ensure shareholders are kept informed.
“Considering the above, the company has received the approval of NGX Regulation Limited to submit the Q1 2026 Unaudited Financial Statement on or before 29 June 2026.” C&I Leasing, a major player in the Nigerian fleet management and offshore support services sector, emphasised that it remains committed to the highest standards of corporate reporting despite the administrative setback.
The delay highlights the procedural dependencies between annual audited accounts and subsequent quarterly filings. Under market regulations, companies typically require the sign-off of the previous year’s audited results before the current year’s interim reports can be formally recognised.
Related News UPDC REIT proposes 33kobo final dividend Seplat shares hits N10,000 as Heirs Energies investment drives rally Infrastructure Fund income hits N4.3bn To maintain transparency and compliance, the company sought and received a reprieve from market authorities to ensure shareholders are kept informed.
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