Cadbury Nigeria Plc reported a N9.6 billion profit in the nine months of 2025, despite posting a N495 million loss in the third quarter, according to the consumer goods filing on the Nigerian Exchange.
The company attributed the Q3 loss to cost pressure brought on by Nigeria’s macroeconomic climate, which resulted in selling, distribution, and administrative costs rising. As a result, the company reported an operating loss of N374 million, down from a profit of N1.5 billion in the same quarter of the previous year.
But the nine-month profitability shows that the company is on its way to recovery after two straight years of losses. This reversal is supported by increased revenue by 32 percent and a decline in the company’s other expenses by 70 percent.