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BUA Meals suffers N188.7bn FX loss

BUA Meals has reported a overseas trade lack of N188.7bn for the yr ended December 31, 2024.
In keeping with the corporate’s assertion of revenue or loss and different complete revenue filed on the Nigerian Trade Restricted on Thursday, the loss was attributed to the volatility within the overseas trade market, which has been a key concern for a lot of firms working in Nigeria.
Regardless of the substantial FX loss, BUA Meals reported a revenue earlier than tax of N289.1bn, with a internet revenue after tax of N274.9bn, representing a rise in comparison with the prior yr.
The corporate’s earnings per share grew to fifteen.27, up from 6.23 within the earlier yr.
On the steadiness sheet, BUA Meals recorded whole belongings at N1.06tn and fairness at N438.0bn. Nonetheless, the corporate’s whole liabilities amounted to N618.9bn, contributing to a extra leveraged place.
By way of working efficiency, BUA Meals posted an working revenue of N489.2bn, up from N206.3bn in 2023.
The PidomNigeria reported that BUA Meals Plc had recorded a 104 per cent rise in income to N1.07tn for the 9 months ending September 2024.
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