Omatek Ventures Plc released its 2021 Audited results for the period ended December 31st, 2021. Revenue declined by 83.15% from N22.25m to N3.75m, Loss before tax stood at N1.76bn, Loss after tax stood at N1.75bn, Share Price Currently Stands at N0.20k

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