The Okomu Oil Palm Firm Plc reported a pre-tax revenue of N87.3 billion for the yr ended 31 December 2025, in keeping with its just lately launched unaudited monetary statements.
This represents a 63.64% improve from N53.3 billion in 2024, though fourth-quarter pre-tax revenue declined to N3.2 billion from N12.5 billion recorded a yr earlier.
Income development drove the efficiency, with turnover from oil palm and rubber merchandise rising 52.35% year-on-year to N198.1 billion.
Earnings per share climbed to N66.60 from N41.89 in 2024, reflecting stronger profitability and improved returns to shareholders.
Key Highlights
- Income: N198.1 billion, up 52.35% YoY
- Gross revenue: N139.5 billion, up 71.09% YoY
- Working revenue: N90.03 billion, up 81.77% YoY
- Pre-tax revenue: N87.3 billion, up 63.64% YoY
- Revenue after tax: N63.5 billion, up 59% YoY
- Earnings per share: N66.60 vs N41.89
- Mounted belongings: N81.5 billion, up from N67.7 billion
- Income reserves: N54.5 billion, up from N53.9 billion
Driving the numbers
A more in-depth take a look at the corporate’s unaudited numbers exhibits that full-year income of N198.1 billion was pushed primarily by native gross sales of palm and rubber merchandise, which rose 60.53% to N172.6 billion.
- Export gross sales accounted for the steadiness, growing from N22.5 billion to N25.5 billion in the course of the yr.
- Value pressures remained contained in the course of the yr, as value of gross sales rose at a slower tempo to N58.5 billion from N48.4 billion, supporting a 71.09% year-on-year improve in gross revenue to N139.5 billion.
- Constructing on this momentum, working revenue superior 81.77% to N90.03 billion after accounting for working bills of N49.5 billion.
Nevertheless, after accounting for finance revenue of N11.07 billion and finance prices of N13.7 billion, pre-tax revenue rose to N87.3 billion from N53.3 billion, whereas a tax cost of N23.7 billion introduced revenue after tax to N63.5 billion.
In the meantime, on the steadiness sheet, fastened belongings expanded 20.34% to N81.5 billion, whereas present belongings edged up 4.09% to N41.6 billion, supported largely by money of N12.9 billion and stock of N20.7 billion.
Whole fairness stood at N56 billion, barely above N55.4 billion recorded in the earlier yr, with income reserves accounting for 97.3% of shareholders’ funds.
Market response
As of the reporting date, the corporate’s share value stands at N1,327, surging 9.99% in mid-day buying and selling on 13 February 2026.
In the meantime, the inventory has delivered a year-to-date return of 21%, with stronger investor participation anticipated within the coming classes because the market digests the corporate’s monetary outcomes.
