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TimeManager:
Waiting for wailers to also attribute this to data tariffs. The good news you always hate to hear will choke you. Gd bless Nigeria.


-Kiss the truth!

kiss your rubbish, exotic juice of 1100 last 3 months is now 1800 in supermarkets

TheWebbers:
Its just the best in terms of numbers. The Naira has lost value and that big figure does not count.

If you ask them, they are not making profit.

Ilekokonit:
[quote author=Ilekokonit post=135190291]You sabi Accounting 101.

Do not focus only on the topic.

Just reading the first line which was written boldly could have helped

Nestle Nigeria Plc has continued its recovery path, reporting a pre-tax profit of N51.15 billion in Q1 2025, marking a strong rebound from the N196.086 billion loss posted in the same period of 2024.

Jagabanbattle:
When men like Tinubu governs, Companies flourish while Citizens has to work harder. Before Tinubu, Nigerians were spoilt brats. They will insult government for selling petroleum product around #150 per liter and japa to other countries just to buy same product around #1,500 per liter upward.

Ask them why they are not complaining about paying higher prices abroad and they will tell you there is job blablabla. Meanwhile the life they were living in Nigeria was way better than life they are living in their so called abroad. Now subsidy has been removed. No more free money. If you like stay in Nigeria or Japa, you will be paying high prices either way.

Now that Baba Tinubu is forcing everyone to register a business to open a business, it’s time to know what 30% - 40% income tax means abroad. If you like, no enter farming if you get money.

Have you been to abroad before?

Talk what you know bro. They don't spend naira abroad. The minimum earning per hour can buy petrol for a whole week.
What's the minimum earning per hour in Nigeria and how many liters of petrol can it buy?

This is where the standard of living begin to make sense.
Stop spewing ignorance 😒

Some people will be sad at this good news.

Chai, Guinness for no rush comot oo.

TheWebbers:
Its just the best in terms of numbers. The Naira has lost value and that big figure does not count.

If you ask them, they are not making profit.

True... 50 billion profit after almost 200 billion loss in same quarter last year..... They're kind of still in the Red.

[quote author=tunjijones post=135190174]Nestle don dey chop for Nigeria, no be today....[/quo

Nestle Is The Name:
You have a point but Nestle is one of the best Households Name in Nigeria,since the Company became quoted on the Nigerian-Stock Exchange 💱.
The Brand Is A Special Brand To Their Shareholders because:
1- they Don't Sell their Stocks,unlike Others Stocks, as they stick to every Stocks.
2- the Pay High Dividends On Yearly-basis and you can continue to see Highly -Priced- Stocks.
3- Nestle Shares are SCARCE and honestly,if you are able to get,go for Thanksgiving.
4- this Brand of Stocks is guarded by the Management,as they believed in Accountability,Transparency and Probity.
For example,When I was working in one of the Registrar Coy then,having their Stocks was hell,I tried so much to acquire but,no one was selling and till tomorrow.
That is how good that company is!👍
5-The Fact that White Folks are always proud to be monitoring their Brands- home and abroad should tell you that Nestle is one of the Best Investments You Should Have!

Ilekokonit:
You sabi Accounting 101.

Did you bother to read article? It’s a recovery from a loss-making position.

Sheuns:


An analysis on the huge figures.

A company in 2022 made a total of 5 million naira in profit for the calendar year. 5 million naira then could buy 1000 bags of cement. Say cement cost 5000 Naira per bag.

The same company in 2024 made a total of 10 million Naira in profit for the calendar year. 10 million Naira in 2024 bought 1000 bags of cement. Giving cement at 10,000 Naira per bag.

The company can say they made twice their profit in 2024 when compared to 2022 but the purchasing power of the 10M is equivalent to 5M they made 2 years before.

Let’s judge. Did that company truly make any profits?

Same company declared losses in 2023 & 2024

Ilekokonit:
But what is the current purchasing power of that ₦‎295 Billion revenue in light of today's runaway inflation.

And Revenue is not profit as you still have to deduct higher cost of sales and operating expenses from that revenue before arriving at Net profit.

The same story line. Last year when they made heavy loss you didn't convert.

anonimi:
When adjusted for ebilokan APC hyperinflation, we may see that it’s the worst performance of the company.

Why are the investors reacting positively. The truth is that PBAT, Edu and Cadoso is A team. I'll be highly disappointed if the results become otherwise.

CHAQUR:
95% of Nigeria citizens has no faith in Tinubu. Nigerians never praise their president until they have left the office. Speaking negativity into the life of the country should stop.

possibly you’re not the one working for your money or maybe your family has small connections to keep you going. But no wahala

anonimi:
When adjusted for ebilokan APC hyperinflation, we may see that it’s the worst performance of the company.

Why are the investors reacting positively. The truth is that PBAT, Edu and Cadoso is A team. I'll be highly disappointed if the results become otherwise.

mariovito:
Even as economy bad reach, some people still dey cash out

the real question is what ratio?
People would always cash out. There wasn’t a time no matter how bad things get people won’t make money even in time of war and turmoil

Vision101:
Why are the investors reacting positively. The truth is that PBAT, Edu and Cadoso is A team. I'll be highly disappointed if the results becomes otherwise.

I can see through you.

Lanre1st:
I just read about MTN surpassing #1Trillion revenue, now nestle.

It means as it dey pain us(Masses) e dey sweet them (companies)

They are changing their corporate governance culture, change your personal culture. I have changed mine. Stop expecting old ways.

Sheuns:


An analysis on the huge figures.

A company in 2022 made a total of 5 million naira in profit for the calendar year. 5 million naira then could buy 1000 bags of cement. Say cement cost 5000 Naira per bag.

The same company in 2024 made a total of 10 million Naira in profit for the calendar year. 10 million Naira in 2024 bought 1000 bags of cement. Given cement at 10,000 Naira per bag.

The company can say they made twice their profit in 2024 when compared to 2022 but the purchasing power of the 10M is equivalent to 5M they made 2 years before.

Let’s judge. Did that company truly make any profits?

This your analysis is left handed. Will investors use this to assess the health of the company? The dollar mentality is killing Nigerians. You are talking of a valuation that is padded. What you have now is the real of the cost of things in your country. Accept it and adjust accordingly. Companies are adjusting that's why they are bouncing back.

Vision101:
This your analysis is left handed. Will investors use this to assess the health of the company? The dollar mentality is killing Nigerians. You are talking of a valuation that is padded. What you have now is the real of the cost of things in your country. Accept it and adjust accordingly. Companies are adjusting that's why they are bouncing back.

What we have now is hyperinflation and hyper inflated prices of commodities.

His 4 or 8 years will be over. You all will find another Messiah to clean his mess. Just as he is cleaning the mess of the previous Messiah.

Sheuns:
What we have now is hyperinflation and hyper inflated prices of commodities.

His 4 or 8 years will be over. You all will find another Messiah to clean his mess. Just as he is cleaning the mess of the previous Messiah.

You need a magician to hold the rate of inflation at what it is now with the heavy realignment of the economy that is on going. Ask any neutral economist. So far so good for the team.

tuoyoojo:
Despite the harsh economic realities, they are succeeding


Really happy for them

Some once said " one the resistant species get cultured"

What tore others down, they were able to overcome

Who go produce that kind 3in1 nescafe, when no go make profit.... Go take that their new rebrand... And see how creamy that thing dey....

I swear u must make profit if u produce that kind powerful Tea

CHAQUR:
95% of Nigeria citizens has no faith in Tinubu. Nigerians never praise their president until they have left the office. Speaking negativity into the life of the country should stop.

What do U mean by 95%??

TheWebbers:
Its just the best in terms of numbers. The Naira has lost value and that big figure does not count.

If you ask them, they are not making profit.

Really? Investors don't agree with you. The year to date gain on Nestle stock is 38% and the 52 week trading range is 796k to over 1100k.

Stock prices price in all available information including the impact of fx prices on products.

Many well organised cash rich companies are doing very well. These are not companies where directors take profit to go and do naira spraying.

President Tinubu is doing his job by making businesses profitable, and businesses will provide jobs for the people, but the problem is, most youths don’t want to work, but want good life to appear out of nowhere. Govts don’t create jobs, private sectors do.

Jagabanbattle:
When men like Tinubu governs, Companies flourish while Citizens has to work harder. Before Tinubu, Nigerians were spoilt brats. They will insult government for selling petroleum product around #150 per liter and japa to other countries just to buy same product around #1,500 per liter upward.

Ask them why they are not complaining about paying higher prices abroad and they will tell you there is job blablabla. Meanwhile the life they were living in Nigeria was way better than life they are living in their so called abroad. Now subsidy has been removed. No more free money. If you like stay in Nigeria or Japa, you will be paying high prices either way.

Now that Baba Tinubu is forcing everyone to register a business to open a business, it’s time to know what 30% - 40% income tax means abroad. If you like, no enter farming if you get money.

And you know more than a company that has been in business all over the world before your grandfather was born.

Ilekokonit:
But what is the current purchasing power of that ₦‎295 Billion revenue in light of today's runaway inflation.

And Revenue is not profit as you still have to deduct higher cost of sales and operating expenses from that revenue before arriving at Net profit.

NwaliE01:
Have you been to abroad before?

Talk what you know bro. They don't spend naira abroad. The minimum earning per hour can buy petrol for a whole week.
What's the minimum earning per hour in Nigeria and how many liters of petrol can it buy?

This is where the standard of living begin to make sense.
Stop spewing ignorance 😒

You they mind these dumb sychopancts wey they spam the whole thread with their hopeless ridiculous analysis??

Vision101:
They are changing their corporate governance culture, change your personal culture. I have changed mine. Stop expecting old ways.

Can you explain more on changing the personal culture

Artiiclebeast:
It would be nice to know what that translates to in Dollar terms and in comparison to say 10 years ago.

You can eaasily do the workings and share with us

Kusu12:
Where do you see 95%? It's only obi ngos who are irrelevant and inconsequential in the scheme of things.

Tinubu lost Lagos and Osun state. Did his people love him?

This company nestle company thier price is fluctuating like dollar in Nigeria. Keep going on it can never come down to its normal price before rather it will come down a little bit but to normal before you know it it will rise to unimaginable level. They lost 8 billion naira last year now not up six months they have made up of 295billion no Wonder the price of their goods is going up every seconds. Go and check their prices different just within the interval of 2 weeks and see the differences within 2weeks

That's because every manufacturer, wholesale and retailer are now deciding on outrageous profits they want while hiding under Tinubu's harsh economic policies.

The money is just big in value but low in purchasing power!