BUA Foods Plc has announced its audited financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, with revenue reaching ₦1.77 trillion, a 16% increase from ₦1.53 trillion in 2024. The company's profit after tax stood at ₦518.4 billion, representing a 95% increase. Total assets also grew by 27% to ₦1.39 trillion. The company's strong performance is attributed to sustained demand for its products, including sugar, flour, pasta, and rice, as well as its scale and market expansion strategy.
The Board of BUA Foods Plc has proposed a dividend of ₦28 per share, a 115% increase from the ₦13 per share paid in 2024. This translates to a total proposed payout of ₦504 billion, subject to shareholders' approval at the 2026 Annual General Meeting. Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu, CFR, CON, commented on the results, saying the company's 2025 performance reflects the strength of its growth strategy. Managing Director Engr. Ayodele Musibau Abioye added that the company's focus remains on driving sustainable revenue growth through capacity expansion and improved supply chain management.
The company's solid financial position and strong fundamentals position it for continued growth, contributing to food security and economic development in Nigeria and other West African countries. BUA Foods Plc is a leading Nigerian food manufacturing and processing company, engaged in the processing, manufacturing, and distribution of essential food products.
The significant increase in BUA Foods Plc's proposed dividend payout to ₦28 per share is a clear indication of the company's commitment to delivering value to its shareholders. Abdul Samad Rabiu's statement on the company's growth strategy and ability to scale revenue in a dynamic operating environment is a testament to the company's strong leadership. With a revenue of ₦1.77 trillion and a profit after tax of ₦518.4 billion, BUA Foods Plc is well-positioned to sustain its growth trajectory, creating jobs and contributing to the country's economic development. The company's focus on driving sustainable revenue growth through capacity expansion and improved supply chain management is a positive step towards advancing food security in Nigeria. As the company continues to invest in its operations and value chain, it is likely to have a positive impact on the lives of millions of consumers across Nigeria and West Africa.
