TotalEnergies Advertising Nigeria Plc reported a big contraction in income for the yr ended 31 December 2025.
Income for the interval declined to ₦767.63 billion, representing a 26.3 p.c drop from ₦1.04 trillion recorded in 2024. The income decline translated straight into decrease gross revenue and weaker working efficiency.
Gross Revenue Falls as Price Pressures Persist
Price of gross sales remained elevated at ₦685.56 billion, in contrast with ₦926.15 billion within the prior yr. Consequently, gross revenue fell to ₦82.07 billion, down from ₦115.75 billion in 2024.
The weaker gross margin highlights restricted pricing flexibility and rising distribution and working prices throughout the downstream petroleum sector.
Working Revenue Collapses
Working revenue declined sharply to ₦9.49 billion, in contrast with ₦61.87 billion within the prior yr, pushed by decrease gross revenue and sustained working bills.
Promoting and distribution prices rose to ₦77.47 billion, from ₦64.71 billion, whereas administrative bills remained elevated at ₦9.05 billion, additional eroding working margins.
Finance Prices Deepen Losses
Web finance prices elevated to ₦21.99 billion, up from ₦19.61 billion in 2024, exerting extra stress on earnings.
Consequently, the corporate posted a loss earlier than tax of ₦12.50 billion, in contrast with a revenue earlier than tax of ₦42.26 billion within the prior yr.
Firm Slides Into Web Loss
After accounting for earnings tax bills of ₦4.68 billion, TotalEnergies Advertising Nigeria Plc recorded a web lack of ₦17.18 billion for FY 2025, reversing the ₦27.50 billion revenue reported in 2024.
Complete complete loss for the yr stood at ₦17.29 billion, in contrast with a complete earnings of ₦27.49 billion within the prior yr.
Earnings Per Share Flip Adverse
Fundamental and diluted earnings per share declined sharply to a lack of 50.59 kobo, in contrast with earnings of 80.99 kobo recorded in 2024.
Traders King Takeaway
TotalEnergies Advertising Nigeria Plc delivered a weak FY 2025 efficiency, marked by sharp income contraction, margin compression, and a swing into web loss.
Rising promoting and distribution prices and better finance bills outweighed the influence of decrease value of gross sales, resulting in vital earnings stress.
The outcomes underscore the structural challenges going through Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector, together with pricing constraints, value inflation, and financing pressures, which proceed to weigh on profitability.
