Despite inflation, FX volatility and rising costs, Africa Prudential Plc just posted a strong 2025 performance—boosting revenue, profits and dividends while doubling down on digital innovation.
The company announced at its 13th virtual AGM that revenue surged 38.35%, rising from N5.19bn in 2024 to N7.19bn in 2025. Profit After Tax also climbed sharply to N2.72bn, up from N1.81bn the previous year—showing stronger earnings and improved efficiency.
Shareholders had more reasons to smile as:
Shareholders’ funds grew to N12.73bn (from N10.84bn)
Total assets increased 20.27% to N41.91bn
The company delivered a massive 98% dividend payout
Chairman Christabel Onyejekwe credited the performance to disciplined execution, strong governance, and a focus on long-term value—even amid tough economic headwinds like inflation and exchange-rate pressure.
Managing Director Catherine Nwosu revealed that digital transformation played a major role in the growth story. The firm is preparing to launch Sabivest, a new investment platform designed to help shareholders manage their portfolios seamlessly in one place.
The company also:
Introduced a dedicated KYC service line to strengthen compliance
Expanded proprietary platforms like Greenpole, Sabivest and APEMs
Increased gross debt securities to N32.14bn, boosting investment capacity
With strong cash flow, diversified revenue streams and continued tech investment, Africa Prudential says it’s well positioned to keep growing despite economic uncertainty.
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