Guinness Nigeria Plc has printed its unaudited {financial} outcomes for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, reporting a pretax revenue of N15.8 billion, a pointy 315.49% enhance from N3.8 billion reported within the corresponding interval of 2023.
This efficiency lifted the corporate’s 15-month pretax revenue to N43.7 billion, marking a powerful rebound from a lack of N73.6 billion within the earlier interval, pushed by strong income development.
Income for the quarter stood at N98.06 billion, representing a 64.72% enhance, whereas turnover for the 15-month interval reached N594.6 billion.
As anticipated, the price of gross sales climbed with income, rising 49.1% to N61.7 billion within the quarter from N41.3 billion in 2023.
Much less favorably, different revenue—which incorporates proceeds from the sale of by-products and good points on the disposal of property, plant, and gear—fell from N1.3 billion in 2023 to N209.4 million within the present quarter.
Working bills additionally elevated, with administrative prices up 41.48% to N4.7 billion and advertising and distribution bills up 84.49% to N15.3 billion.
Finance bills stood at N6.0 billion, whereas finance revenue was N5.3 billion, leaving a modest web finance value of N616 million, not sufficient to dent bottom-line profitability.
General, Guinness Nigeria’s pretax revenue surged by 315.49% within the quarter underneath evaluate, whereas web revenue grew by 288.26% to N10 billion, reflecting a powerful efficiency by the brewer in 2025.
On the steadiness sheet, complete belongings rose to N245.9 billion, up 8.78%, with property, plant, and gear accounting for the majority at N117.9 billion.
Whole fairness stood at N28.4 billion, up from N2.1 billion.
Whole liabilities narrowed to N217.5 billion, down 2.87%, with commerce and different payables making up the bulk at N146.9 billion.
Key highlights (Quarter ended September 30, 2025, vs Quarter ended September 30, 2023)
As of the buying and selling day that ended on October 22, 2025, shares of Guinness Nigeria have been priced at N183.8, up 161.57% on the NGX.
