Berger Paints Nigeria Plc declared an interim dividend of 40 kobo per 50 kobo odd share, payable to shareholders whose names seem within the firm’s register as of November 11, 2025.
The announcement was made in an announcement filed with the Nigerian Change (NGX) following the discharge of the corporate’s nine-month outcomes for 2025, which confirmed a pre-tax revenue of N1.46 billion, representing a 373% year-on-year enhance.
In response to the disclosure, the dividend fee, masking the interval ended September 30, 2025, is topic to withholding tax and regulatory approval.
Berger Paints additional acknowledged that digital funds can be made to eligible shareholders on November 19, 2025, and urged all members to finish their e-dividend registration to make sure well timed receipt of the fee.
This interim dividend marks an enchancment over the 20 kobo paid throughout the identical interval in 2024.
What to know
- The interim dividend of 40 kobo per share has a complete worth of N115.92 million.
- At a market worth of N41, this represents a dividend yield of 0.97%.
- The payout corresponds to a dividend payout ratio of 11.98%.
Efficiency
Berger Paints Nigeria Plc delivered a strong efficiency within the third quarter of 2025, with revenue earlier than tax rising 138% to N518.6 million, up from N218.1 million in the identical interval final yr.
Revenue after tax additionally doubled to N343 million from N148 million a yr earlier.
For the nine-month interval, the corporate reported a pre-tax revenue of N1.46 billion, representing a 373% year-on-year enhance, whereas revenue after tax surged to N968 million from N202 million in 2024.
The robust efficiency was pushed by greater paint gross sales, efficient price administration, and improved working effectivity, which helped maintain wholesome margins regardless of rising bills.
Income for Q3 2025 grew 20.5% year-on-year to N3.1 billion, reflecting stronger demand for paints and allied merchandise. For the nine-month interval, income rose 24% to N9.3 billion, in comparison with N7.4 billion within the corresponding interval of 2024.
- Paints and allied merchandise remained the corporate’s main income driver, contributing over 97% (N9.04 billion) of complete income, whereas contract providers accounted for N271.6 million.
On the stability sheet, complete property rose to N8.01 billion, whereas complete fairness climbed to N4.51 billion, up 18% year-on-year.
Berger Paints has recorded a year-to-date acquire of 95% within the Nigerian inventory market to date in 2025, presently buying and selling at N39.
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