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UBA, Entry Financial institution Named Nigeria’s strongest Manufacturers in 2025 – Report 

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United Financial institution for Africa (UBA) and Entry Financial institution have been recognised amongst Nigeria’s strongest manufacturers in 2025, in accordance with Model Finance’s ‘Nigeria 25 2025’ report.

The most recent rankings spotlight vital shifts in model valuation, with monetary establishments dominating the highest 10 and accounting for 59% of the whole model worth.

For the fourth consecutive 12 months, Entry Financial institution has retained its place as Nigeria’s most beneficial model, greater than doubling its model worth to N893.3 billion.

Following intently behind is Dangote Cement, which secured second place, backed by robust income and a commanding market presence. The corporate’s model worth rose by 74% to N562.5 billion.

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In the meantime, Warranty Belief Holding Firm (GTCO) surged to 3rd place, almost tripling its model worth to N524.7 billion, solidifying its standing as a powerhouse in Nigeria’s monetary sector.

The report highlights strong performances amongst different main monetary establishments as Zenith Financial institution retained its fourth-place rating, with its model worth climbing 80% to N454.8 billion.

United Financial institution for Africa (UBA), regardless of a 58% improve in model worth to N341 billion, dropped to sixth place, whereas First Financial institution of Nigeria, displaying robust resilience regardless of financial challenges, maintained its seventh-place rating, with its model worth hovering 168% to N289 billion.

Amongst different main manufacturers, Flour Mills Nigeria slipped to fifth place regardless of a 40% rise in model worth to N452.9 billion. The corporate reported sturdy income development, pushed by elevated gross sales throughout its meals, agro-allied, and sugar divisions, regardless of Nigeria’s difficult macroeconomic panorama.

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