Nigeria’s leading paint manufacturing companies reported a 134.3 percent rise in their net cash flow from operations in the first quarter of 2025, driven by rising earnings and strategic cost-cutting measures. BusinessDay analysis of major industry players, including Chemical and Allied Products (CAP Plc), Berger Paints Nigeria Plc, and Meyer Plc, recorded a 22.2 percent rise in earnings to N14.1 billion, up from N11.5 billion. This reflects improved consumer demand and pricing strategies amidst persistent inflationary pressures. CAP Plc
Nigeria’s leading paint manufacturing companies reported a 134.3 percent rise in their net cash flow from operations in the first quarter of 2025, driven by rising earnings and strategic cost-cutting measures. BusinessDay analysis of major industry players, including Chemical and Allied Products (CAP Plc), Berger Paints Nigeria Plc, and Meyer Plc, recorded a 22.2 percent rise in earnings to N14.1 billion, up from N11.5 billion. This reflects improved consumer demand and pricing strategies amidst persistent inflationary pressures. CAP Plc