Vitafoam FY2026: PBT surges 51% to ₦32.5bn as higher margins and sharp debt cut drive profit growth.
Despite modest 5% revenue growth to ₦117.4bn, Vitafoam delivered a 51% jump in profit before tax, powered by a 5-point expansion in gross margin to 42% (as cost of sales declined), an 83% drop in finance costs after debt repayments. Net profit rose 47% to ₦21.3bn.
Nigerian Breweries Profit Jumps 33% to ₦114bn in 9M 2026 on modest 5.4% revenue growth.
Gross margin expanded by roughly four percentage points to 43.3%, supported by a slight -0.3% drop in cost, while a sharp drop in finance costs after full debt repayment further boosted the bottom line.
Vitafoam FY2026: PBT surges 51% to ₦32.5bn as higher margins and sharp debt cut drive profit growth.
Despite modest 5% revenue growth to ₦117.4bn, Vitafoam delivered a 51% jump in profit before tax, powered by a 5-point expansion in gross margin to 42% (as cost of sales declined), an 83% drop in finance costs after debt repayments. Net profit rose 47% to ₦21.3bn.
Nigerian Breweries Profit Jumps 33% to ₦114bn in 9M 2026 on modest 5.4% revenue growth.
Gross margin expanded by roughly four percentage points to 43.3%, supported by a slight -0.3% drop in cost, while a sharp drop in finance costs after full debt repayment further boosted the bottom line.
Ikeja Hotel PLC vs Transcorp Hotels — 9M 2026
Transcorp Hotels is significantly larger in absolute scale (₦69.46B revenue and ₦15.54B net income), while Ikeja Hotel posts higher earnings per share (₦2.46 vs ₦1.52) and a stronger net income margin (27.3% vs 22.4%).
Ikeja showed growth across all revenue drivers (Rooms +2.9%, F&B +8.1%, Other +17.1%), while Transcorp saw declines in Rooms and F&B.
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Ikeja Hotel PLC vs Transcorp Hotels — 9M 2026
Transcorp Hotels is significantly larger in absolute scale (₦69.46B revenue and ₦15.54B net income), while Ikeja Hotel posts higher earnings per share (₦2.46 vs ₦1.52) and a stronger net income margin (27.3% vs 22.4%).
Ikeja showed growth across all revenue drivers (Rooms +2.9%, F&B +8.1%, Other +17.1%), while Transcorp saw declines in Rooms and F&B.















