Consumer goods giant Unilever Nigeria Plc has announced impressive financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025, with total revenue climbing 44 per cent to N215 billion from N150 billion in 2024.
The company’s gross profit increased by 32 per cent to reach N90 billion, while net profit after tax doubled to N31 billion compared to N15 billion recorded in the previous year.
Managing Director Tobi Adeniyi attributed the strong performance to strategic expansion efforts and sustained consumer demand for the company’s portfolio of household brands.
“Our fourth-quarter results and full-year performance demonstrate the success of our route-to-market expansion, operational efficiency improvements, and strong consumer preference for our iconic brands such as Knorr, Close Up, Pepsodent, Vaseline, and Rexona,” Adeniyi stated.
He emphasized the consistency of the company’s growth trajectory, adding: “We have achieved steady quarter-on-quarter revenue growth that is both competitive and sustainable while maintaining profitability.”
Highlighting the company’s deep-rooted presence in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector, Adeniyi remarked: “With over a century of manufacturing operations in Nigeria, our products embody our tradition of innovation and our steadfast dedication to quality.”
He concluded by reaffirming Unilever’s commitment to its mission of enhancing everyday life for Nigerian consumers through its trusted brand portfolio.
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