Seven foreign-owned Nigerian Exchange-listed companies disclose **N129.4 billion** in royalties, license, technical, and management fees paid to their parent groups over nine months (January–September). The total includes payments from firms such as Nestlé Nigeria, Nigerian Bottling Company (NB), and HBM. These fees reflect ongoing financial obligations tied to intellectual property, operational support, and licensing agreements.
Nigerian Breweries Plc and Nestlé Nigeria Plc report stronger-than-expected financial recoveries in 2025, with both companies showing sustained growth momentum into the first quarter of 2026. Their audited results highlight improved performance in Nigeria’s consumer goods sector. The companies remain key players on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX).
Nestlé Nigeria Plc reports a **N105 billion profit after tax (PAT)** in the 2025 financial year, reversing losses from 2024. The company’s equity turns positive as foreign exchange pressures ease, marking a financial recovery. The improvement follows a challenging prior year dominated by FX-related losses.
