Beta Glass Plc, Nigeria’s leading glass manufacturing company, has announced its unaudited financial results for the full year ended 31 December 2025.
For the financial year ended FY 2025, Beta Glass recorded revenue of ₦149.1 billion, representing a 26.8% increase compared to FY 2024. Profit Before Tax stood at ₦ 50.6 billion, while Profit After Tax was ₦33.5 billion, reflecting disciplined operational management amid a challenging macroeconomic environment.
Q4 2025 performance was driven by improved production stability, sustained customer demand across key customer segments and disciplined pricing strategies. Operational efficiencies contributed positively to quarterly and full-year performance.
The Company navigated industry wide challenges in Q4 2025, including cost pressures and broader macroeconomic constraints.
Beta Glass’ ongoing transformation programme and its business strategy helped to mitigate these impacts while fully supporting business continuity, thus delivering 38% increase in PBT vs Q4 2024.
A key milestone in FY 2025 was the successful Furnace rebuild, code named (DF1) at Delta Plant, which was concluded in October 2025, in a record breaking 48 days. The rebuild, a major capital investment, was designed to enhance production efficiency, strengthen capacity utilisation and support long-term operational sustainability.
Commenting on the performance, Alexander Gendis, CEO of Beta Glass, said: “2025 marked a year of steady growth and strategic execution for Beta Glass. The completion of the DF1 furnace rebuild positions our Company to strengthen operational stability and pursue sustainable growth. In 2026, our focus will remain on expanding our operational efficiency, export footprint and volume.
Hélène Paradisi, CFO Beta Glass Plc noted: “We are pleased with Beta Glass’ strong performance in 2025, with revenue increasing by 26.8% year on year, driven by improved capacity utilisation, pricing discipline, and gross profit increasing 71.2% year-on-year. These stellar results reflect our focus on optimised operational performance, liquidity management and prudent capital allocation. We remain committed to delivering sustainable value for our stakeholders.”
The Company remains cautiously optimistic about 2026, with a continued focus on driving growth opportunities, cost discipline and value creation for shareholders.
