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N Seven Nigeria Limited has significantly expanded its stake in Guinness Nigeria by purchasing more than 550,000 shares. The acquisition follows Diageo's ongoing divestment strategy in the region.
Goosehead has outlined a projected total revenue growth of 12%-19% for 2026, alongside announcing a CEO transition set for the year-end. Meanwhile, Guinness Nigeria reported a revenue growth to N265 billion.
Guinness Nigeria Plc has reported a 48% rise in profit after tax, reaching N10.39 billion, attributed to improved operational efficiency, a new strategic approach, and localized decision-making.
The brewer has shifted its financial year-end to December from June, opting for an eighteen-month reporting period, which terminated last December to mark the start of that switch. The post Guinness Nigeria reports N41.2 billion profit as sales more than double appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Guinness Nigeria Plc announced N265 billion in revenue and a 53% increase in profit after tax to N25.3 billion, signaling a new phase of growth for the company.
Guinness Nigeria and its partners are uniting on World Anti-Counterfeiting Day 2026 to combat counterfeit goods in an AI-driven, digitally connected world.
Guinness Nigeria announced it will pay an interim dividend of N2 per share for the first quarter, marking its first dividend payment since July 2022 after an almost four-year hiatus.
A family company's $70 million investment in Guinness Nigeria has grown to over $350 million, a significant return that occurred as multinational corporations were exiting the market.
Guinness Nigeria Plc reported a N41 billion profit, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable growth, operational efficiency, and corporate transparency.
Guinness Nigeria is championing youth empowerment through its Malta Guinness ‘Every Side of You’ mosaic, a cultural installation developed in collaboration with young Nigerians.