Nigeria, Feb. 18 -- Tolaram-backed Guinness Nigeria booked N41.2 billion in post-tax profit for the eighteen-month ended December 2025, its audited corporate results issued on Tuesday showed, supported by a jumbo increase in revenue.

The result comes as a succour from the dismal performance of the 2024 accounting year, when earnings turned red after a blow from a hefty FX loss as the naira, its reporting currency, battled headwinds from a major devaluation early in the year.

The brewer has shifted its financial year-end to December from June, opting for an eighteen-month reporting period, which terminated last December to mark the start of that switch, rather than the twelve-month cycle ending in June, which it had run for years.

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