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Profit before tax rose 61.5% to ₦7.99 billion, while profit after tax climbed 48.6% to ₦6.63 billion, underscoring resilient

Net revenue increased 49.2% to ₦54.97 billion, reflecting solid performance across business segments. • Finance costs jumped 66.7% to ₦31.94 billion, though the Group sustained profitability.

Newsflash💥 VFD Group Plc 9M-2025 Highlights • Gross earnings rose 34.9% to ₦60.72 billion, driven by stronger investment income and fair value gains. • Net investment income grew 44.7% to ₦45.65 billion, supported by higher yields and portfolio gains.

Profit before tax jumped 140% to ₦878.99 billion, supported by robust revenue growth. • Net profit climbed 178% to ₦146.64 billion, showing strong earnings rebound despite higher finance costs. • Total liabilities fell 9%, reflecting significant debt repayment.

Newsflash💥 Seplat Energy Plc 9M-2025 Highlights • Revenue surged 213% to ₦3.36 trillion, driven by higher crude oil and gas output and improved pricing. • Gross profit rose 155% to ₦1.36 trillion, reflecting strong operational performance despite cost pressures.

• Total assets rose 5% to ₦6.77 trillion, while equity improved 42%, narrowing accumulated losses.

• Finance income surged 1,263% to ₦368.69 billion, while net finance income swung positive to ₦128.01 billion, showing strong investment returns. • Profit before tax declined 38% to ₦19.46 billion, but profit after tax jumped 164% to ₦201.31B, aided by higher tax credits.

Newsflash 💥 Oando Plc 9M-2025 Highlights • Revenue fell 20% to ₦2.54 trillion, reflecting reduced gas imports as Dangote Refinery operations ramped up. • Gross profit dropped 42% to ₦113.03 billion, pressured by lower activity and margins.

• Credit impairment charges grew 69% to ₦289.92B • Non-interest income was mixed, as FX gains of ₦71.9B were offset by trading losses of ₦72.8B • Profit before tax fell 7% to ₦566.5 billion, while net profit declined 15% to ₦450.9 billion, with EPS down to ₦10.65.

Newsflash💥 First HoldCo 9M-2025 Highlights • Interest income rose 40% to ₦2.29 trillion, driven by higher yields on earning assets. • Net interest income surged 72% to ₦1.50 trillion, reflecting improved margins. earnings growth.

Other income fell 85.1% to ₦85.85 billion, due to the absence of last year’s FX revaluation gains

Net interest income grew 21.8% to ₦952.14 billion, despite a 40.2% rise in interest expense. • Fee and commission income advanced 16.8% to ₦210.50 billion, reflecting stronger digital transactions.

Newsflash💥💥 GTCO has released its 9M 2025 Highlights, see below 👇🏾 • Profit after tax declined 35.5% to ₦699.64 billion, driven by a sharp drop in other income. • Interest income rose 23.6% to ₦1.23 trillion, supported by higher asset yields.