BUA Foods’ 2025 After Tax Profit Soars 91% To ₦508 Billion From Previous Year

BUA Foods Plc wrapped up the 2025 financial year with results that clearly set it apart in Nigeria’s consumer goods space, especially at a time when many companies are grappling with rising costs and economic uncertainty.

The food manufacturing company recorded a 91 per cent jump in Profit After Tax to ₦507.7 billion, helped by stronger sales and a noticeable drop in finance costs. Revenue for the year rose by 17.8 per cent to ₦1.8 trillion, showing that demand for staple food products remained solid despite inflation, foreign exchange pressures and higher production expenses.

Much of the growth came from the company’s expanding product lines. The rice business stood out, with revenue climbing by more than 1,600 per cent to ₦95.6 billion, a result of increased production and wider distribution. Flour sales also posted solid growth, rising to ₦704.7 billion, reinforcing its role as one of the company’s main revenue earners. Sugar and pasta continued to sell steadily, supported by consistent consumer demand.

According to Managing Director Ayodele Abioye, the results reflect careful execution and the company’s ability to stay focused in a difficult operating environment.

He said BUA Foods has continued to invest in its supply chain and production facilities, while using technology and efficiency improvements to manage costs and expand capacity.