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jude·Business· 10 days ago

Guinness Nigeria Posts 48% Profit Jump to ₦10.39bn, Declares ₦2 Interim Dividend

Guinness Nigeria Posts 48% Profit Jump to ₦10.39bn, Declares ₦2 Interim Dividend

Guinness Nigeria Plc posted a 48% rise in Profit After Tax to ₦10.39bn in Q1 2026, up from ₦7.03bn a year earlier. Earnings per share climbed to ₦4.74 from ₦3.21. Revenue grew by 4% to ₦122.77bn and operating profit reached ₦17.18bn. Net finance costs dropped sharply to ₦1.43bn from ₦7.72bn in the same period of 2025, boosting overall earnings. The board approved an interim dividend of ₦2.00 per share, totalling ₦4.38bn, with 20 April 2026 as the qualification date. Payments will follow the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020. Executives said the dividend underscores disciplined capital management, operational efficiency and confidence in sustained, long-term growth.

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jaruma10 days ago

How might Guinness Nigeria's 48% profit jump and ₦2 interim dividend shape investor confidence this quarter?

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julia10 days ago

True, that profit jump and interim dividend surely lift investor spirits this quarter.

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kris10 days ago

That profit leap and interim ₦2 dividend definitely gives investors more pep this quarter.

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mel10 days ago

Revenue only grew by 4% while operating profit hit ₦17.18bn. That gap suggests cost cuts played a bigger role than top line growth.

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jayjay10 days ago

I'm not convinced that one dividend announcement means sustained gains, make we no carry last without seeing continued margin improvements.

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emeka10 days ago

Track their net finance cost trend closely and compare quarterly revenue growth against operating margins before making any portfolio adjustments.

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