Guinness Nigeria Plc has achieved a major milestone on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), crossing the N1 trillion market capitalisation threshold amid strong investor confidence and improved financial performance.
The company disclosed this development in a statement released in Lagos, highlighting sustained growth and positive market sentiment.
Recent market data shows that Guinness Nigeria’s valuation reached approximately N1.01 trillion as of April 10, with its enterprise value climbing to about N1.05 trillion.
This milestone reflects a significant re-rating of the company, driven by stronger fundamentals and strategic repositioning.
On the trading floor, the company’s share price closed at N462.90 on April 12, extending a steady upward trend that has lasted for over a year.
The rally has boosted shareholder value and strengthened confidence in the company’s long-term outlook.
Financial results for the 18-month period ending December 31, 2025, showed robust performance, with revenue rising to N730.8 billion.
Gross profit also recorded substantial growth, increasing by over 150 percent to N230.5 billion, indicating improved operational efficiency.
The company returned to profitability during the period, posting a net profit of N41.16 billion, compared to a loss in the previous reporting cycle.
This performance follows a transition to a new financial year ending December 31 and marks the first full reporting period under the current ownership structure.
Chairman of the Board, Prof. Fabian Ajogwu, described the achievement as a reflection of the company’s resilience and strategic direction.
He noted that the milestone demonstrates the strength of the company’s brands and growing investor trust in its future prospects.
Ajogwu said the company’s growth was driven by improved revenue streams, cost management, and expansion of its distribution network.
He added that innovation, product development, and a focus on consumer needs have helped strengthen the company’s position in Nigeria’s beverage industry.
The company also reaffirmed its commitment to corporate governance, sustainability, and responsible consumption, while aiming to deliver long-term value to shareholders.
Looking ahead, Guinness Nigeria plans to sustain its growth through continued innovation, portfolio expansion, and disciplined capital management.
