Saturday, March 15, 2025
HomeWorld NewsBUA Meals’ annual revenue rises 31% to N91bn

BUA Meals’ annual revenue rises 31% to N91bn

Published on

spot_img

BUA Meals Plc has posted a revenue after tax of N91.3 billion for the monetary yr 2022, a 31 p.c enhance from N69.8 billion in 2021.

This ends in a 100 basis-point enhance in web revenue margin to 22 p.c from 21 p.c within the reviewed interval.

The agency’s income from contracts with prospects grew 26 p.c to N418.3 billion, pushed largely by gross sales of non-fortified sugar, which contributed N145.2 billion, gross sales of fortified sugar (N129.2 billion) and gross sales of bakery flour (N79.7 billion).

Different line objects that contributed to the general income are gross sales of pasta, gross sales of bran and gross sales of molasses, which accounted for N57.2 billion, N6.3 billion and N743.03 million in 2022.

The agency’s price of gross sales elevated by 24 p.c to N285.6 billion, which is essentially attributable to price of uncooked supplies consumed and manufacturing facility manufacturing overhead.

“The excessive enter price setting and additional devaluation of the naira towards the US greenback weighed closely on costs for uncooked supplies. This resulted in the next price of manufacturing,” BUA Meals stated in an earnings launch assertion.

Its gross revenue climbed 29 p.c to N132.8 billion in 2022 from N103 billion in 2021, resulting in a 32 p.c gross margin, up from 31 p.c within the earlier yr.

The agency’s working revenue rose to N117.5 billion, up 47 p.c from N79.9 billion, which resulted in its working revenue margin of 28 p.c in 2022, a 400 basis-point enhance from 24 p.c in 2021.

On the again of 166 p.c enhance year-on-year in different promoting and advertising and marketing bills and 37 p.c enhance in haulage expense, promoting and distribution price elevated to N14.2 billion, up 41 p.c from N10.1 billion within the comparable interval.

Return on property grew to 69 p.c in 2022 from 56 p.c in 2021 whereas BUA Meals’ return on fairness stood at 181 p.c, up from 166 p.c within the interval reviewed.

BUA Meals’ fast ratio stood at 81 p.c in 2022, in comparison with 72 p.c in 2021. Its present ratio rose to 91 p.c from 79 p.c within the comparable interval.

Learn additionally: BUA Foods, Wema Bank make NGX 30 Index as Oando, Union Bank exit

On the again of rising rates of interest throughout the interval reviewed, web finance prices surged to N8.7 billion from N2.2 billion, representing a 295 p.c year-on-year enhance.

BUA Meals’ debt-to fairness ratio dropped to 80 p.c from 109 p.c whereas its debt ratio was at 35 p.c, down from 41 p.c.

Money and money equivalents stood at N27.7 billion in 2022, a 0.7 p.c enhance from N27.5 billion in 2021. Motion within the agency’s money and money equivalents revealed web money generated from working actions amounted to N124.5 billion, a 43 p.c enhance from N871.7 million in 2021.

Web money utilized in investing actions recorded a unfavourable money circulate of N15.4 billion, down from N104.4 billion unfavourable money circulate within the comparable interval, whereas web money generated from financing actions recorded a unfavourable of N108.8 billion as towards a constructive money circulate of N114.8 billion.

Earnings per share elevated to N5.07 per share from N4.24 within the comparable interval.

Read More

Latest articles

Invoice de Blasio argues the 2024 presidential election was ‘winnable’ for Democrats

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the Democratic Party fumbled a "winnable election" because they failed to cite former President Joe Biden’s mental decline. "And instead of us as Democrats wringing our hands and crying, let's just get back on the horse and ride again because we have something to say," de

Trump proclaims ‘decisive and highly effective’ airstrikes in opposition to Houthi terrorists in Yemen

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he has ordered airstrikes against the Houthi rebels in Yemen. In a Truth Social post, Trump wrote that he had "ordered the United States Military to launch decisive and powerful Military action against the Houthi terrorists in Yemen." "They have waged an unrelenting campaign of piracy, violence, and

President Trump indicators persevering with decision, formally averting a shutdown

President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1968, the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025, into law after it passed both the House and the Senate. The passage of the continuing resolution (CR), which was backed by Trump, officially stopped a potential government shutdown.  The CR extends the government’s budget through the end of September and

NEWT GINGRICH: The Trump-Johnson-Thune price range victory

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The passage of the continuing resolution to keep the government open was a remarkable example of the revolutionary movement through which we are living. Traditionally, a continuing resolution requires a bipartisan agreement to get through the Senate. Republican leaders meet with Democratic leaders to discuss it. And

More like this

Invoice de Blasio argues the 2024 presidential election was ‘winnable’ for Democrats

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the Democratic Party fumbled a "winnable election" because they failed to cite former President Joe Biden’s mental decline. "And instead of us as Democrats wringing our hands and crying, let's just get back on the horse and ride again because we have something to say," de

Trump proclaims ‘decisive and highly effective’ airstrikes in opposition to Houthi terrorists in Yemen

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he has ordered airstrikes against the Houthi rebels in Yemen. In a Truth Social post, Trump wrote that he had "ordered the United States Military to launch decisive and powerful Military action against the Houthi terrorists in Yemen." "They have waged an unrelenting campaign of piracy, violence, and

President Trump indicators persevering with decision, formally averting a shutdown

President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1968, the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025, into law after it passed both the House and the Senate. The passage of the continuing resolution (CR), which was backed by Trump, officially stopped a potential government shutdown.  The CR extends the government’s budget through the end of September and