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Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Truth234(m): 4:09am On Sep 21, 2016
Guinness Nigeria Plc on Tuesday reported a loss for the year ended June 30, 2016.

The document filed with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) revealed that turnover declined by 14 percent from N118.49 billion recorded in 2015 to N101.973 billion in 2016. While operating profit dropped by 72 percent from N15.667 billion to N4.415 billion.

The company ended the year with a pretax loss of N2.347 billion and loss after tax of N2 billion, making it its first full-year loss in 30 years, compared with pretax profit of N10.795 billion and profit after tax of N7.79 billion recorded in 2015.

Speaking to reporters, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Guinness Nigeria Plc, Mr. Peter Ndegwa, said that the challenging economic environment coupled with Naira devaluation had a profound impact on Guinness Nigeria’s overall performance.

“Our performance this year was impacted by two major factors, one being the very tough economic challenges around consumer spending, driving consumer preferences towards value brands across the sector, the other, and more significant factor being the effect of foreign exchange policy and the devaluation of the Naira. When you take out the impact of the latter, our underlying performance for the year was broadly in line with the prior year in spite of the pressure on the top line.”

Speaking in the same vein, Chairman, Guinness Nigeria Plc, Mr Babatunde Savage, said: “Despite the continuing deterioration in the operating environment, the Board is pleased to note that our core brands of Guinness FES and Malta Guinness are in growth and we now have a strong participation in the growing value segment of the market through Satzenbrau and Dubic. We have also started to see early signs that our decisions to acquire the distribution rights in Nigeria to the International Premium Spirits brands of Diageo and to invest in local capacity for spirits manufacturing are the right ones for the business.”

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by EternalTruths: 4:25am On Sep 21, 2016
All thanks to a particular part of the South who voted in an incompetent President out of hatred for the SE/SS people.

I hope when Guinness starts sacking them to remain profitable, they won't wail.

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by sanandreas(m): 5:05am On Sep 21, 2016
They never saw this tsunami coming. The president doesn't even care if we all die of hunger and starvation. Leaders just keep making careless statements. We will, we are going to, we may.......

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Tolexander: 5:13am On Sep 21, 2016
EternalTruths:
All thanks to a particular part of the South who voted in an incompetent President to out of hatred for the SE/SS people.

I hope when Guinness starts sacking them to remain profitable, they won't wail.
When the part of the South voted for the same man in 2011, it was also out of hatred for the SS?

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by daclint(m): 5:27am On Sep 21, 2016
Buhari is synonymous with bad luck


For those that'll quote me
Oya take am

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by pxDharniel(m): 5:29am On Sep 21, 2016
It has been very challenging for companies in Nigeria due to the scarcity and high costs of forex to source for raw materials and those that cannot cope are folding up.

Lafarge recorded a 30 billion naira half-year loss in july meanwhile they made about 27 billion naira after-tax profit around the same time last year. Last month MTN recorded about $350 million half-year loss.

I'm saying it for the umpteenth time, we need a qualified and competent economic team that is focused on favorable monetary regulations, job creation and diversification of the economy.

The incompetence of the present economic team led by a lawyer is glaring for all to see even to the blind. Forex is scarce, unemployment is high, job loss and inflation is on the increase, standard of living and purchasing power is low and the economy is on the verge of extinction

In fact, Buhari and APC should 'go and die'. We are tired already!!

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Nutase: 5:32am On Sep 21, 2016
Na lie. Idonbilivvit

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by nwasinachi(f): 5:32am On Sep 21, 2016
Happy recession, guinness. May God see us through.

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by allcomage: 5:34am On Sep 21, 2016
HERO has shot down all others.
Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Nobody: 5:34am On Sep 21, 2016
EternalTruths:
All thanks to a particular part of the South who voted in an incompetent President to out of hatred for the SE/SS people.
I hope when Guinness starts sacking them to remain profitable, they won't wail.

You no dey get sense at all. Every topic must be a tool for tribalism. You must be an ipob abi na ipod. "Attaché" people!!! Why you no talk say hatred for SE people. Tufiakwa

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by idupaul: 5:35am On Sep 21, 2016
Same thing with 1984 ...Nigerians should look at the common denominator between 1984 and 2016 and therein lies our problem..
That denominator is not low oil prices ,it's not corruption ,it's not war. The negative denominator in both eras is just the personality Buhari .

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by timeman: 7:21am On Sep 21, 2016
idupaul:
Same thing with 1984 ...Nigerians should look at the common denominator between 1984 and 2016 and therein lies our problem..
That denominator is not low oil prices ,it's not corruption ,it's not war. The negative denominator in both eras is just the personality Buhari .
IThe issue here is not common denominator rather you lack common sense. Lazy folks like you won't deem it fit to consider pre -buhari '83 & '15. You've been jinxed with erroneous beliefs & your heart nutured with hate. Those elders that had done this to you & your ilks will nevet no good.
kiss tha truth!

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by idupaul: 9:18am On Sep 21, 2016
timeman:
IThe issue here is not common denominator rather you lack common sense. Lazy folks like you won't deem it fit to consider pre -buhari '83 & '15. You've been jinxed with erroneous beliefs & your heart nutured with hate. Those elders that had done this to you & your ilks will nevet no good.
kiss tha truth!

Ask yourself how one can hate a man he vigorously campaigned and voted for? Please advise you open your mind and accept Buhari for what he is , a visionless leader armed with poor Judgement

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Nobody: 12:01pm On Sep 21, 2016
undecided
Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by 4nobody4every1: 12:02pm On Sep 21, 2016
sad sad sad

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by realestniggah: 12:02pm On Sep 21, 2016
bad luck upon bad luck

we are doom

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by andymofia(m): 12:02pm On Sep 21, 2016
change is trully here

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by happney65: 12:03pm On Sep 21, 2016
pxDharniel:
It has been very challenging for companies in Nigeria due to the scarcity and high costs of forex to source for raw materials and those that cannot cope are folding up.

Lafarge recorded a 30 billion naira half-year loss in july meanwhile they made about 27 billion naira after-tax profit around the same time last year. Last month MTN recorded about $350 million half-year loss.

I'm saying it for the umpteenth time, we need a qualified and competent economic team that is focused on favorable monetary regulations, job creation and diversification of the economy.

The incompetence of the present economic team led by a lawyer is glaring for all to see even to the blind. Forex is scarce, unemployment is high, job loss and inflation is on the increase, standard of living and purchasing power is low and the economy is on the verge of extinction

In fact, Buhari and APC should 'go and die'. We are tired already!!

omolola15 come and see something..Buhari does not want us to drink beer again abi?. grin grin

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by andymofia(m): 12:04pm On Sep 21, 2016
People will surely eat before drinking beer

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by dunkem21(m): 12:04pm On Sep 21, 2016
cheesy

.. Even Star don dey attach with Arsenal grin

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Nobody: 12:04pm On Sep 21, 2016
they should reduce their prices. so that poor man can drink too.

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by OlajumokeBread(f): 12:05pm On Sep 21, 2016
Wow
I love it

I hope things gets worse and harder

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by ricsman(m): 12:05pm On Sep 21, 2016
is the recession that bad
Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by SharkTank(m): 12:05pm On Sep 21, 2016
Laugh no go kill person
Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by holluwai(m): 12:05pm On Sep 21, 2016
People no drink again? Lol
Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by uairaland: 12:05pm On Sep 21, 2016
Lobatan

abeg where my passport. time to abandon ship.

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by gurunlocker: 12:06pm On Sep 21, 2016
All thanks to dullard and his economic band

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by Earth2Metahuman: 12:06pm On Sep 21, 2016
Trophy ti take over cheesy

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by AfroBlue(m): 12:06pm On Sep 21, 2016
probably cooked books (creative accounting) to avoid paying the FG the proper taxes. many multinational companies are well versed in the practice.

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Re: Guinness Reports First Annual Loss In 30 Years by AntiWailer: 12:07pm On Sep 21, 2016
EternalTruths:
All thanks to a particular part of the South who voted in an incompetent President to out of hatred for the SE/SS people.

I hope when Guinness starts sacking them to remain profitable, they won't wail.
lol.

that is very dull of you.

GEJ was voted out due to incompetence and corruption.

Sane minds thank God GEJ and his looting team are not there when this global recession (Global Yes) started.

They would have sold the country and shared the loot.

Why won't guiness record low sale and loss, No be person way don chop go drink Stout ?

Is it not common sense ?

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