Cutix Plc (CUTIX)

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Down 39.2% over the past year. No dividend paid in the last 12 months.

₦2.25+0.00%Close on 2 Nov 2026
1-year change-39.19%
2.02.53.03.54.04.5Jan 26MarMayJulSep

Closing price in naira.

52-week range
₦2.10₦4.09
Dividends, last 12 months
-
Dividend yield
-
Market cap
₦15.9 billion

CUTIX at a glance

Cutix Plc (CUTIX) last closed at ₦2.25 on 2 Nov 2026, up 0.00% on the day. Over the past year the share price is down 39.2%, trading between ₦2.10 and ₦4.09. Cutix Plc has not paid a dividend in the last 12 months, based on the declarations we track. In Year to Apr 2026, Cutix Plc made a loss of ₦198.0 million on revenue of ₦14.8 billion. That is a -5.9% return on shareholders' equity.

CUTIX financials

From the accounts Cutix Plc filed with the NGX. At ₦2.25: price to book 4.74x on Year to Apr 2026 earnings.

3 months to Jul 2026Year to Apr 2026
Revenue₦3.7bn₦14.8bn
Profit after tax₦58.3m-₦198.0m
Net profit margin1.6%-1.3%
Return on equity6.5%-5.9%
Earnings per share₦0.01₦-0.06
All figures, and what each one means

Cutix Plc dividends

Qualification dateTypePaidPer share
17 Aug 202512M1 Sept 2025₦0.10
18 Aug 202412M3 Sept 2024₦0.15
17 Aug 202312M30 Aug 2023₦0.12
21 Aug 202212M30 Aug 2022₦0.10

Questions about CUTIX

What is the CUTIX share price today?

Cutix Plc (CUTIX) last closed at ₦2.25 on the Nigerian Exchange on 2 Nov 2026. Prices update after each trading day.

Does Cutix Plc pay dividends?

Yes. Cutix Plc has paid dividends; the most recent was ₦0.10 per share (12M) with a qualification date of 17 Aug 2025.

When is the next CUTIX dividend?

No upcoming dividend has been declared yet. Onbourd Alerts can notify you when one is announced.

Is Cutix Plc profitable?

In Year to Apr 2026, Cutix Plc made a loss of ₦198.0 million on revenue of ₦14.8 billion. That is a -5.9% return on shareholders' equity.

Prices are official NGX daily closes; dividends are declarations confirmed by Onbourd Alerts. Educational market information, not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.