Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has announced a strong financial performance for the 2025 fiscal year, marked by significant increases in revenue and profitability. Shareholders unanimously approved a total dividend payout of N6.8 billion, equivalent to N4.25 per share, during the company's yearly general meeting held yesterday in Abuja.
Revenue and Profit Growth
The company's revenue grew by 34.1 percent to N566.71 billion, up from N566.71 billion in 2024, driven by heightened activity across key business segments. Profit before tax (PBT) rose by 38.5 percent to N40.95 billion, compared to N29.57 billion in the previous year. Net profit reached N30.17 billion, reflecting one of the company's strongest performances in recent years. Earnings per share nearly doubled, climbing 96 percent to N18.69 from N9.54 in 2024.
Board Chairman's Remarks
Board Chairman Goni Musa Sheikh attributed the robust results to consistent delivery across the company's four main operational areas: civil engineering, building construction, services, and diversification. He noted that Julius Berger executed several major infrastructure and building projects nationwide, reinforcing its position as a leading engineering and construction firm. Looking ahead, Sheikh expressed confidence in the company's growth prospects, citing its solid financial standing and technical expertise as key advantages in securing new projects both locally and across the region. He added that Julius Berger remains strategically positioned for long-term growth in Nigeria's infrastructure sector.
Managing Director's Address
Managing Director Dr. Peer Lubasch emphasized that the company's strategy continues to revolve around its core strengths in construction and engineering services, supported by subsidiary operations and regional expansion efforts. He stressed that these elements create new market opportunities beyond traditional construction. In his address to shareholders, he declared that at the heart of the company's strategy remain its core operational strengths in civil works, building, construction, and services. These strengths are complemented by the capabilities of subsidiaries and regional diversification efforts, which continue to expand market access and create additional growth opportunities. He affirmed that the values defining Julius Berger remain unchanged: excellence, responsibility, courage, and collaboration. Despite present-day economic realities, Lubasch said Julius Berger has remained focused, agile, and disciplined in execution.
