BUA Foods grows profit even as sales dip, helped by better costs and strong demand for everyday staples like sugar, flour, pasta, and rice. The key question is whether this momentum can hold as inflation, energy prices, and currency swings keep pressuring food makers in Nigeria.Read more

Presco grows quickly as palm oil prices and production rise, and its plantations and mills help it keep more profit from each sale. The catch is that results can swing with commodity prices, borrowing costs, and paper gains on living crops.Read more

Nigerian Aviation Handling Company keeps growing profit even as sales dip, thanks to tighter spending and better day‑to‑day efficiency. The big question is whether its fast‑rising debt and uneven passenger flight activity could undo the gains while cargo demand improves.Read more

Transcorp grows profit even as sales dip, helped by steadier costs, stronger income from its cash, and the mix of power and hospitality businesses. The big question is whether its power operations can rebound enough to lift growth without rising costs and currency swings getting in the way.Read more

May & Baker grows profits even as sales slip, helped by steady demand for its medicines and better day-to-day efficiency. With more cash on hand and fresh spending on new production capacity, it may be setting up its next phase of growth—but rising costs, currency swings, and regulation could test that progress.Read more

Cadbury Nigeria keeps sales moving, but rising costs and a jump in delivery and selling expenses squeeze profits and cash. See what’s driving the pressure, what could help it recover, and why currency swings and weak exports still matter.Read more

FCMB is growing fast after a strong start to the year, helped by better lending income, rising service fees, and a recent capital raise that strengthens the bank’s ability to expand. But the story also includes currency swings, trading losses, and higher loan-loss charges that could test how durable this momentum really is.Read more

Champion Breweries is back in the black as beer sales pick up and price hikes flow through, but the real question is whether it can keep costs from eating away at those gains. Read on to see what’s driving the turnaround, what could hold it back, and what needs to change for the recovery to stick.Read more

Nigeria’s stock exchange operator is seeing a sharp jump in earnings as trading activity picks up and more investors take part in the market. The catch is that this success leans heavily on busy trading days and can swing with currency moves and market confidence.Read more