Cadbury Nigeria Plc has bounced again strongly, posting a pretax revenue of N17.2 billion for the 2025 {financial} yr, a major restoration from the N28.3 billion loss recorded in 2024.
This turnaround was revealed within the firm’s unaudited {financial} assertion for the interval, printed on 27 January 2026.
The restoration prolonged into the fourth quarter, with pretax revenue climbing 68.6% to N3.4 billion, up from N2.04 billion in the identical quarter of 2024.
In keeping with the outcomes, Cadbury’s full-year and quarterly efficiency was supported by increased income, decrease administrative bills, and sharply lowered web finance prices, largely from fewer overseas change losses.
Cadbury Nigeria Plc reported full-year income of N169.8 billion in 2025, representing a 31.49% enhance from N129.1 billion within the earlier yr.
As anticipated, the price of gross sales rose alongside increased turnover, climbing to N133.2 billion from N110.9 billion in 2024.
On the expense facet, gross sales and distribution prices rose sharply by 95.11% to N12.2 billion, reflecting elevated market exercise.
In distinction, administrative bills had been trimmed down considerably to N3.3 billion from N6.0 billion in 2024, serving to to cushion the general price impression.
In consequence, pretax revenue rebounded from a lack of N28.3 billion to a revenue of N17.2 billion. After recognizing an earnings tax credit score of N5.1 billion, revenue after tax stood at N12.08 billion.
On the stability sheet, complete property rose to N82.1 billion, up 13.4% year-on-year.
On the fairness facet, complete shareholders’ fairness expanded sharply to N16.4 billion from N4.3 billion in 2024.
Liabilities eased to N65.6 billion from N68.0 billion in 2024, pushed largely by a discount in borrowings, which fell to N22.8 billion from N32.8 billion.
Cadbury’s 2025 outcomes present an enchancment from the earlier yr, after a troublesome 2024.
On the Nigerian Trade, Cadbury shares are up 12.85% year-to-date, buying and selling at N67.60.
