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Home » Blog » First HoldCo Plc,Reported a Profit After Tax of ₦677.0 Billion,This Figure Represents a Significant Increase From The ₦310.4 Billion Reported in 2023
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First HoldCo Plc,Reported a Profit After Tax of ₦677.0 Billion,This Figure Represents a Significant Increase From The ₦310.4 Billion Reported in 2023

Victor KakuluBy Victor KakuluApril 22, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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​First HoldCo Plc (formerly known as FBN Holdings Plc) reported a profit after tax of ₦677.0 billion for the financial year ended December 31, 2024, marking its highest annual profit in 12 years. This figure represents a significant increase from the ₦310.4 billion reported in 2023. ​

Key Financial Highlights (FY 2024)

  • Profit After Tax: ₦677.0 billion (2023: ₦310.4 billion)
  • Earnings Per Share (EPS): ₦18.69 (2023: ₦8.59)
  • Dividend Proposed: ₦0.60 per share, totaling ₦25.13 billion (2023: ₦14.36 billion)
  • Profit Attributable to Equity Holders: ₦670.8 billion
  • Profit from Discontinued Operations: ₦6.2 billion​

The substantial growth in profitability is attributed to enhanced operational efficiency, strategic investments, and favorable market conditions.​

Corporate Developments

  • Rebranding: The company transitioned from FBN Holdings Plc to First HoldCo Plc in 2024, reflecting a broader strategic vision.
  • Shareholding: Notable shareholders include Femi Otedola, with a combined direct and indirect stake of 11.8% through personal holdings and Calvados Global Services Limited.
  • Shareholder Base: As of December 31, 2024, the company had 1,189,506 shareholders.​

This performance underscores First HoldCo Plc’s strengthened position in Nigeria’s financial sector and its commitment to delivering value to shareholders.​

First HoldCo Plc Reported a Profit After Tax of ₦677.0 Billion This Figure Represents a Significant Increase From The ₦310.4 Billion Reported in 2023
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