Transnational Corporation Plc has released its audited results for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, reporting its strongest performance to date, with profit after tax rising by 44 per cent to ₦136 billion and revenue increasing by 33 per cent to ₦544 billion.
The group’s topline expansion was driven by sustained growth across its power, hospitality, and energy businesses, reflecting improved operational efficiency, stronger capacity utilisation, and disciplined cost management.
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Gross earnings climbed significantly on the back of higher generation output from its power subsidiaries and increased occupancy and average room rates within its hospitality portfolio.
Operating profit also recorded a substantial increase, supported by margin expansion and tighter administrative controls.
Earnings per share improved in line with profit growth, reinforcing shareholder value and strengthening investor confidence in the conglomerate’s long-term strategy.
Within the power segment, the company benefited from enhanced plant availability and improved gas supply stability, which translated into higher electricity generation and better revenue realisation.
Its hospitality arm recorded stronger performance amid rising domestic business travel and conference activity, while ongoing investments in asset upgrades further enhanced service delivery and pricing power.
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Management attributed the record results to execution discipline, strategic capital allocation, and diversification across critical sectors of the Nigerian economy.
The board signalled continued focus on operational optimisation, debt reduction, and expansion initiatives aimed at consolidating market position in 2026.
The performance positions the group among the leading diversified corporates in Nigeria by earnings growth for the year under review, underscoring resilience amid macroeconomic pressures and currency volatility.
Source: Nairametrics.com
