Nigeria’s leading beverage alcohol company, Guinness Nigeria Plc, has declared profit of N41.15 billion for the financial year ended December 31, 2025,
renewing focus on shareholder returns.
The company profit growth represents 175 per cent, turnaround, reversing a loss of N54.77 billion from the prior year.
The company result showed that the revenue rose by 144 per cent to N730.80 billion with the period under review from N299.5 billion reported the previous day.
Profit from operating activities increased to N89.27 per cent, representing a surge of 251 per cent compared with N25.49 billion reported the previous year.
Hosting shareholders at its 75th Annual General Meeting in Lagos, the company reaffirm its strong performance and clear path to sustained growth.
At the AGM, shareholders reviewed the Company’s 18-month financial performance, reflecting a period of strategic transition, disciplined execution, and a return to profitability. The results underscore Guinness Nigeria’s focus on building a more agile and resilient business amid a dynamic operating environment.
Speaking at the meeting, Chairman of the Board, Prof. Fabian Ajogwu, described the period as a defining phase in the Company’s journey, marked by resilience, transformation, and renewed momentum.
He noted that despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, the Company successfully navigated its transition phase and is now firmly on a path of sustainable growth and value creation.
Managing Director, Girish Sharma, reaffirmed management’s focus on execution and long-term growth, highlighting the team’s clarity of direction and commitment to consistently delivering improved performance.