₦airaland Forum

megawealth01:
Here’s a comprehensive update on PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc’s 2025 financial performance through the fiscal year ending May 31, 2025:


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📊 FY2025 Summary (Year ended May 31, 2025)

Metric FY 2025 % Change YoY

Revenue ₦212.63 bn +40%
Operating Profit ₦17.31 bn Reversal from ₦127.43 bn loss
Profit Before Tax (PBT) ₦16.86 bn
Profit After Tax (PAT) ₦5.54 bn Reversal from ₦76.02 bn loss
Basic & Diluted EPS ₦1.00 per share* vs ₦‑19 in prior year
Shares Outstanding 3.97 bn


*EPS based on ₦5.64 bn PAT over 3.97 bn shares: ₦5,643 m ÷ 3,970 m ≈ ₦1.42, but rounded to ₦1.00 in official disclosure.


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📅 Quarterly Highlights (FY 2025)

Q2 (H1 ended Nov 30, 2024): Returned to profitability post-heavy FX losses; specifics in interim report .

Q3 (Nine-months ended Feb 28, 2025): Continued strong performance; firm posted ₦28.08 bn PAT and recorded Q3 revenue of ₦196.03 bn .

Q4 (Year-end): Group PAT of ₦5.54 bn for the year, driven by Q4 turnaround (after earlier losses) .



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📌 Insights & Analysis

1. Major Turnaround: From a ₦76 bn net loss in FY2024 to a ₦5.5 bn profit in FY2025—driven by improved operations and reduced foreign exchange losses .


2. Steady Revenue Growth: A strong +40% increase shows robust market demand and pricing strategy in Nigeria .


3. Profit Concentrated in H2: Q3 and Q4 performance overcame early-year loss, reflected in growing quarterly profitability.




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✅ Summary

EPS FY 2025: ~₦1.00–₦1.42, a sharp positive shift from last year's negative earnings.

Revenue: ₦212.6 bn; PAT: ₦5.54 bn.

Key drivers: Cost control, FX stability, and operational recovery.

SmartInsure:
Market overview for today

Zagee:
A deliberate Tax credit for the upstream sector signed into law with the new tax bill

DeRuggedProff:
Has anyone here received his NPFMCRFBK dividend?

SonofElElyonRet:
Couldn't open this. Can you screenshot and post?
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ghm:
IOCs have scheduled use for their crude. Most of them have refining interests across the globe and need the crude to service them. They also have a long standing customers and contracts.

That is not to talk about selling the refined products, Dangote retail programme is monstrous and a killer, NIgerians will be better for it though.

The circle contnues, the era of sitting back is almost over in business, you've got to be dynamic and innovative.

mikeapollo:
Yes, each tranche has a definite qualifying date. Feb 14, 2025 (tranche 1) and Jun 30, 2025 (tranche 2).
An exercise like this must always have a qualifying date because of the closure of register of members for the eventual redistribution/sharing of the units.
Once you had qualified, you may even decide to sell your shares but you will still get your bonus units whenever the actual distribution is done at a later date, similar to how bonuses are executed and implemented.

BREAKING: Dangote’s 4,000 CNG trucks arrive in Nigeria as company plans 100 refueling stations pic.twitter.com/UBLeeNtlIH

— ireporteronline (@iReporteronline) June 17, 2025

kintus:
Market is dull today......Unlike what I was expecting.....No panic sales...Let us see how the day will end.[color=#006600][/color]

Agbalowomeri:
They have an strong interest in GTCO.

nosa2:
https://nairametrics.com/2025/06/16/cbn-forbearance-new-rencap-report-names-banks-facing-dividend-suspension-till-2028/

Blood will flow

KarlTom:
I'm contemplating between buying today or waiting till tomorrow...

In all this 'confusion', I would have expected the CBN or/and the Banks to release a statement to clear the air but...

Mankind2024:
Early in the month of June 2025, I made a post on the allure of dividends. My opinion on the new directive that restricts the major banks from paying dividends by the CBN is tantamount to a dividend war, the sibling of a trade war. As a self-investor, I would not touch my holdings in the banks; rather, I would deploy opportunity funds and top up. I would advise fellow self-investors not to panic sell, as they may not successfully time the market. Time in the market beats timing the market. The banks have emerged stronger despite forfeiting their forex gains to the government of Nigeria. I believe the CBN has taken this no-dividend policy to fight inflation.

EDUECO:
Written by SpringnewsNG Media Limited – June 14, 2025

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a directive instructing Nigerian banks operating under regulatory forbearance to suspend all dividend and bonus payments to their foreign subsidiaries and offshore ventures

Note this: to their foreign subsidiaries and offshore ventures.

SonofElElyonRet:
Petrol tanker drivers go lose their jobs / patronage?

moneymanager:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/06/15/regulatory-forbearance-cbn-directs-first-bank-others-to-suspend-dividend-payments-bonuses/

If First Bank is there then I don’t know who will be exempted.

ositadima1:
So you don't see the difference between an inefficient government taking oil-backed loans to fund handouts and unrelated projects, and a business borrowing to expand production and improve efficiency?

You see these two as the same? That’s honestly disappointing.

chimex38:
https://guardian.ng/energy/nigerias-export-capacity-stalls-oil-backed-loan-from-saudis-aramco/

OandO dey inside the matter

stcool:
He is likely to pay more than N31...wait for the official news.

KarlTom:
What's the source of this information?
Could this be MM at work?

Bukkydudu:
Which bank pls

Streetinvestor2:
I believe this maybe the last time you see onado below #50 again. Mr time will decide