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BUA Foods Plc has delivered competitive returns to investors, little wonder the consumer goods giant that was listed on the stock exchange in 2022 is the most capitalised firm in Nigeria.
For the first nine months through September 2025, BUA Foods profit after (PAT) surged by 99.99 percent to N147.36 billion from N73.71 billion as at September 2024.
Revenue was up 32.71 percent to N1.42 trillion in the period under review from N1.07 trillion as at September 2024.
Operating profit followed the same growth trajectory as it increased by 38.86 percent to N437.58 billion as at September 2o25 from N315.12 billion as at September 2024.
BUA Foods continued business resilience is anchored on growing retained earnings as it relies on product innovation across all segments to support mixed volume growth.
Even when peer rivals capitulated to the foreign currency revaluation losses caused by the abrupt devaluation of the currency, BUA Foods was thriving, which is why investors are swooping on the company’s stocks.
The consumer goods giant is expanding market initiatives to improve customers and consumer economy while bolstering operating efficiency through innovation and optimization of capacity.
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