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✅ Key Financial Highlights (Year Ended 31 May 2025 vs 31 May 2024) Metric 2025 (₦’000) 2024 (₦’000) YoY Change Revenue 212,634,336 152,249,309 +39.7% Cost of Sales (154,930,174) (98,120,852) +57.9% Gross Profit 57,704,163 54,128,457 +6.6% Operating Profit/(Loss) (14,544,859) 6,108,171 Significant Decline Profit/(Loss) Before Tax (2,261,978) 2,010,062 -212.5% Profit/(Loss) for the Year (5,753,248) 5,536,119 -203.9% Total Comprehensive Income (5,753,248) 5,536,119 -203.9% Earnings Per Share (EPS) (₦1) ₦5 -120% ✅ Q4 2025 vs Q4 2024 Snapshot Metric Q4 2025 (₦’000) Q4 2024 (₦’000) YoY Change Revenue 58,222,205 42,542,006 +36.9% Gross Profit 16,120,775 15,549,046 +3.7% Operating Profit/(Loss) (7,753,575) 4,992,182 Significant Decline Profit/(Loss) for the Quarter (5,753,248) 4,992,182 -215.2% ✅ Key Observations & Analysis 1. Revenue Growth vs Cost Pressure Revenue grew ~40% YoY , driven by pricing and possibly volume growth.

✅ Strengths Impressive Revenue Growth : Revenue surged 63.4% YoY to ₦78.2bn in H1 2025 (vs ₦47.9bn in H1 2024), reflecting strong demand and effective pricing strategies. Explosive Profit Growth : Profit after tax jumped 334% YoY to ₦18.7bn (H1 2024: ₦4.3bn).

UAC of Nigeria Plc Delivers Strong Q2 2025 Performance, Driven by Operational Efficiency and Segment Growth UAC of Nigeria Plc has delivered a standout performance in Q2 2025, underscoring its resilience and operational depth amid gradually improving macroeconomic conditions. With revenue growth of 27.4% year-on-year and EBIT up 77%, the company is demonstrating robust execution across all major segments—Paints, Packaged Food and Beverages, Edibles and Feed, and Quick Service Restaurants.

Ecobank Group has demonstrated strong operational and financial resilience in the first half of 2025, delivering robust double-digit growth across all key performance metrics. The group’s diversified pan-African presence and strategic focus on digital banking, cost management, and customer acquisition are paying off, making it an attractive investment opportunity in the financial sector.

Aradel Holdings Plc H1/Q2 Result - Solid Half-Year Performance Despite Cost Pressures Aradel Holdings Plc delivered a resilient H1 2025 performance, underpinned by impressive revenue growth of +37.18% YoY to ₦368 billion and a pre-tax profit increase of +17.89% YoY to ₦191.3 billion , despite significant margin pressures in Q2. The company continues to demonstrate strong fundamentals and cash-generating ability, supported by its diversified revenue streams from crude oil, refined products, and gas.

Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc delivered a stellar H1 2025 result, reflecting strong earnings momentum, healthy operational leverage, and potential long-term growth driven by Nigeria’s expanding air travel and logistics industry. With gross profit margin nearly doubling year-on-year and a clean balance sheet, NAHCO is positioned to deliver robust shareholder value.

Eterna Plc Q2/H1 Result– Strategic Turnaround Driving Renewed Growth Eterna Plc’s FY 2024 results reflect a strong turnaround marked by a return to profitability, double-digit top-line and gross profit growth, and strategic board and capital restructuring. The company has begun to reap the benefits of its repositioning across the energy value chain, including retail, lubricants, LPG, and aviation fueling.

MTN Nigeria has delivered a remarkable turnaround in H1 2025, with a profit after tax of ₦414.86 billion, compared to a loss of ₦519.06 billion in H1 2024. This rebound is primarily driven by strong revenue growth, operational efficiency, and the absence of last year’s severe foreign exchange losses.

Haldane McCall Plc has reported a stable performance for the half-year ended June 30, 2025, demonstrating consistent profitability, healthy balance sheet strength, and improved asset base — although growth in inventories and receivables may require close monitoring for operational efficiency. Key Highlights from the Financial Results: Profitability Maintained Revenue declined significantly by 57% YoY to ₦1.20 billion (from ₦2.78 billion in H1 2024), raising questions on top-line sustainability.