Brewers in Africa's largest consumer market are riding on the reduced volatility of the naira and moderating inflation to change the tide of their bottom-line in the first quarter of this year after recording all round losses in the same period last year. Four brewers analysed by BusinessDay – Nigerian Breweries, International Breweries, Guinness Nigeria and Champion Breweries – all saw their net profits turned positive running into N82.62 billion, a 148.69 percent recovery from N169.7 billion losses incurred in Q1 2024. Industry analysts
Brewers in Africa's largest consumer market are riding on the reduced volatility of the naira and moderating inflation to change the tide of their bottom-line in the first quarter of this year after recording all round losses in the same period last year. Four brewers analysed by BusinessDay – Nigerian Breweries, International Breweries, Guinness Nigeria and Champion Breweries – all saw their net profits turned positive running into N82.62 billion, a 148.69 percent recovery from N169.7 billion losses incurred in Q1 2024. Industry analysts