NCR (Nigeria) Plc returned to revenue within the 2025 monetary yr, posting a pre-tax revenue of N196.04 million, a marked enchancment from the N2.1 billion loss recorded in 2024.
The efficiency was disclosed within the firm’s full-year monetary outcomes launched on the Nigerian Alternate on 27 January 2026.
A lot of the development got here from a robust nine-month efficiency, with NCR recording a pre-tax revenue of N237.9 million between January and September 2025, adopted by a pre-tax lack of N41.9 million within the fourth quarter.
Greater income, decrease operational prices, and nil alternate losses helped NCR return to full-year revenue, probably boosting investor confidence and contributing to a 1,354% surge in its share value in 2025.
Key highlights (FY 2025 vs FY 2024)
- Income: N3.08 billion, up 43.34% YoY
- Value of gross sales: N2.8 billion, up 84.72% YoY
- Gross revenue: N275.5 million, down 56.31% YoY
- Different earnings: N6.1 million vs N60.6 million
- Administrative bills: N57.5 million vs N2.7 billion
- Pretax revenue: N196.04 million vs N2.1 billion
- Whole belongings: N7.8 billion, up 76.50% YoY
- Retained loss: N4.5 billion vs N4.7 billion
What the corporate’s books are saying
NCR (Nigeria) reported full-year income of N3.08 billion in 2025, up from N2.1 billion in 2024, with This autumn alone contributing N1.5 billion.
- Of this complete, World Buyer Companies accounted for N1.9 billion, whereas Monetary Companies Group generated N1.1 billion.
Nonetheless, excessive gross sales prices weighed closely on earnings, rising to N2.8 billion, with This autumn alone answerable for 58% of the rise, pushed primarily by direct prices of gross sales.
- Because of this, gross revenue fell to N275.5 million from N630.7 million the earlier yr, as rising prices offset income affect.
Different earnings additionally declined to N6.1 million, in contrast with N60.6 million in 2024.
- On a constructive word, the corporate reduce operational prices, with distribution bills right down to N28.1 million from N69.6 million.
- Administrative bills, largely as a consequence of alternate losses, dropped sharply to N57.5 million from N2.7 billion in 2024.
Regardless of a modest prime line, NCR posted a pre-tax revenue of N196.04 million, rebounding from a N2.1 billion loss in 2024. With no earnings tax, post-tax revenue remained the identical.
Steadiness sheet snapshot
A take a look at NCR’s stability sheet exhibits complete belongings rising to N7.8 billion, up 76.5% from N4.4 billion, with commerce and different receivables forming the most important element at N5.6 billion, or 72% of complete belongings.
In the meantime, shareholder fairness, though nonetheless damaging, confirmed slight enchancment, narrowing from a lack of N4.8 billion in 2024 to N4.6 billion.
- A retained lack of N4.5 billion, down from N4.7 billion, accounted for the majority of fairness.
On the liabilities aspect, complete obligations rose, growing to N12.4 billion from N9.2 billion.
- Commerce and different payables, at N9.7 billion, represented the most important portion of those obligations.
What to know
NCR (Nigeria) supplies banks and companies with ATMs, POS programs, banking software program, and assist companies for money and digital transactions.
- NCR’s 2025 outcomes mark a robust comeback after a loss in 2024.
- Greater income and tighter operational price management helped drive the return to revenue, regardless of excessive gross sales prices and decrease different earnings.
- Administrative bills fell sharply, aided by diminished overseas alternate losses, supporting total profitability.
- The stability sheet strengthened, with complete belongings rising and retained earnings barely enhancing, although shareholder fairness stays damaging.
On the Nigerian Alternate, NCR shares have surged over 173% year-to-date in 2026, buying and selling at N199 per share, and will rise additional relying on how the market interprets the FY 2025 outcomes.
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