Transnational Corporation Plc, listed on the Nigerian Exchange as TRANSCORP, has released its audited financial results for the fiscal year 2025, reflecting record financial performance with total assets exceeding ₦1 trillion for the first time in the company's history.
The conglomerate, recognized as Africa’s leading listed entity with interests in power, hospitality, and energy sectors, reported a 33 percent rise in revenue to ₦544 billion for the year ending December 31, 2025, up from ₦408 billion in 2024. Additionally, profit before tax increased by 31 percent to ₦179.5 billion, compared to ₦136.7 billion from the prior year, while profit after tax surged 44 percent to ₦135.9 billion, compared to ₦94.1 billion in 2024.
With a total market capitalization of ₦4.78 trillion (approximately $3.54 billion) on the Nigerian Exchange, the group experienced growth in all major financial metrics. Its gross profit margin remained robust at 50.5 percent, indicative of effective cost management, operational efficiency, and strategic pricing.
The revenue from its power subsidiaries rose by 38 percent to ₦483.97 billion, largely due to enhancements in generation capacity and gas supply. Meanwhile, Transcorp Hotels Plc also achieved a 38 percent increase in revenue, reaching ₦97.04 billion, which was bolstered by high demand for accommodation, conference facilities, food and beverage services, and top-tier customer experiences.
During this period, the company’s financial position strengthened, with total assets lifting by 33 percent to ₦1.002 trillion. Shareholders’ equity grew by 47 percent to ₦353.4 billion, while total debt fell by 15 percent to ₦75.5 billion, resulting in a gearing ratio of 13 percent.
Chairman Tony O. Elumelu stated that the company's performance in 2025 illustrates the robustness of its diverse portfolio and its optimistic outlook towards Nigeria’s future.
“Our 2025 results are not only strong but also pivotal. They embody the effectiveness of a well-diversified portfolio, disciplined implementation, and our steadfast faith in Nigeria's long-term growth. In the power, hospitality, and energy sectors, we are establishing frameworks that promise both commercial gains and social benefits,” he elaborated.
Elumelu also highlighted advancements in the power sector, noting that Transcorp Power elevated its available capacity to 625MW, while TransAfam Power achieved a threefold increase in peak generation capacity to 270MW—improvements that are essential for bolstering Nigeria’s energy security and industrial competitiveness.
In terms of hospitality, he emphasized that the Transcorp Centre Abuja is enhancing the country’s capability to host major international events, positioning the group for further growth opportunities.
Dr. Owen Omogiafo, President and Group Chief Executive Officer, expressed that achieving the ₦1 trillion asset milestone signifies a transformative moment for the corporation.
“Transcorp Group’s results for FY 2025 exemplify effective strategy execution and operational excellence across our business spectrum. Surpassing the ₦1 trillion mark in total assets is a significant milestone that reaffirms the strength of our operations and the trust of our investors. With a 47% rise in Shareholders’ Funds and consistent profitability, we have concluded the year on a powerful note,” she asserted.
She further stated that the group is committed to providing sustainable returns while promoting economic advancement, guided by its mission to enhance lives and transform the African continent.
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