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BUA Meals Sugar Gross sales Develop 3% to ₦756.7bn in FY 2025

BUA Meals Plc maintained Sugar as its largest income contributor in FY 2025 with the section accounting for 42 % of complete income, in contrast with 48 % in FY 2024.

Income from the Sugar enterprise elevated marginally by 3 % to ₦756.7 billion, up from ₦735.5 billion within the prior 12 months.

The expansion was pushed largely by elevated demand for sugar merchandise throughout the interval, though the section’s contribution declined as different divisions expanded at a sooner tempo.

The Flour section delivered one of many strongest performances in FY 2025, contributing 41 % of complete income, up from 39 % in FY 2024.

Income from the division rose by 27 % to ₦746.8 billion, in contrast with ₦589.5 billion a 12 months earlier.

The rise was supported by greater gross sales volumes and strategic pricing measures, reflecting sturdy market demand and improved pricing execution throughout the 12 months.

The Pasta section accounted for 11 % of complete income in FY 2025, down from 13 % within the earlier 12 months. Income elevated modestly by 3 % to ₦202.7 billion, from ₦197.3 billion in FY 2024, pushed by greater gross sales volumes amid sustained demand for pasta merchandise.

Contribution margin within the section improved to 37 %, in contrast with 36 % within the prior 12 months, indicating higher value effectivity.

The Rice section recorded the quickest development in FY 2025, contributing 6 % of complete income. Income surged to ₦98.1 billion from ₦5.7 billion in FY 2024.

The sharp improve highlights the rising position of rice inside BUA Meals’ product portfolio.

General, BUA Meals Plc’s FY 2025 section efficiency displays rising income diversification throughout its core meals companies.

Sturdy development within the Flour and Rice segments offset slower growth in Sugar, pointing to scaling operations, improved pricing execution, and rising demand throughout key client classes, which collectively assist a extra balanced income combine going ahead.