BUA Foods Hits N1.77 Trillion Revenue Benchmark as Board Authorizes Massive 115% Shareholder Dividend Increase

BUA Foods reports a 95% profit jump to N518.4 billion for 2025, proposing a massive N28 per share dividend to reward investors.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 1, 2026, 4:30 AM EDT

Source: The information in this article was sourced from LEADERSHIP Media Group

Dominant Market Performance Drives Historic Revenue Growth

The 2025 financial year marked a significant milestone for BUA Foods Plc, with the company reporting a top line revenue of N1.77 trillion. This 16 percent increase from the previous year was fueled by consistent consumer demand across its diversified portfolio, which includes essential commodities such as sugar, flour, pasta, and rice. According to the audited results, the company successfully scaled its operations and expanded its market footprint despite a volatile economic landscape. This growth trajectory highlights the firm’s ability to capture larger market shares in the staple foods segment, reinforcing its position as a central pillar of the Nigerian consumer goods sector.

Operational Efficiency and Navigating Competitive Volatility

Beyond top line growth, the company demonstrated exceptional financial health by nearly doubling its profit after tax to N518.4 billion, a 95 percent increase year on year. This profitability surge was supported by a 27 percent rise in total assets, which now stand at N1.39 trillion. Managing Director Ayodele Musibau Abioye noted that the firm remains focused on deepening market penetration and strengthening supply chain logistics. By optimizing cost management and improving internal efficiencies, the company has managed to outpace competitors and maintain high margins during a period characterized by fluctuating operating costs and logistical complexities.

Aggressive Dividend Payout Strategy and Investor Confidence

In a bold move to reward its investor base, the board has proposed a dividend of N28 per share, representing a staggering 115 percent increase from the N13 paid in 2024. This proposed payout, totaling N504 billion, is currently awaiting final shareholder approval at the upcoming 2026 Annual General Meeting. Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu stated that this higher dividend reflects the fundamental strength of the company’s growth strategy and its resilience in a challenging environment. The decision to distribute over half a trillion naira suggests high confidence in the company's cash flow stability and its commitment to delivering long term value to its stakeholders.