Unilever Nigeria Plc has released its interim unaudited financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, posting a turnover of N215 billion, up 44 per cent from N150 billion recorded in the same period of 2024.
The company also recorded a 32 per cent increase in gross profit to N90 billion, while profit after tax doubled to N31 billion, compared with N15 billion in the previous year.
Commenting on the results, Managing Director Mr. Tobi Adeniyi attributed the strong performance to continued operational efficiency and growing consumer demand across Unilever’s portfolio of brands. He said the company’s fourth-quarter performance and overall full-year results reflected the impact of route-to-market expansion, a more agile and optimised operational structure, and sustained consumer demand for products including Knorr, Close Up, Pepsodent, Vaseline, and Rexona.
“We have delivered consistent quarter-on-quarter topline growth that remains competitive, profitable, and sustainable,” Adeniyi stated.
He further highlighted Unilever Nigeria’s enduring presence in the country, noting that the company has been manufacturing locally for over 100 years. Adeniyi said the company’s legacy of innovation and commitment to quality is evident in every product and consumer experience.
“Through our trusted brands, we continue to Brighten Everyday Life for All,” he added.
The results underscore Unilever Nigeria’s resilience and ability to leverage operational improvements while responding to strong market demand. The company’s performance also reflects broader trends in consumer goods consumption in Nigeria, where demand for essential household and personal care products continues to grow despite economic pressures.
With the robust financial outcome, Unilever Nigeria reinforces its position as a leading consumer goods company in the country, demonstrating sustainable growth and profitability while maintaining its commitment to delivering quality products to Nigerian consumers.
