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Nigerian Breweries leveraging, but stacking cash through rising input costs

Lawretta EgbabyLawretta Egba
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Nigerian Breweries leveraging, but stacking cash through rising input costs
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Humanity might need more booze to survive the increasingly daunting intricacies of life, but Nigerian Breweries 2020 financial statement is proof that even the best can get caught up in the reality of changing business lifecycles.

Nigerian Breweries Plc had floored the market providing both alcoholic and non-alcoholic premium quality beverages across the nation. But with brands like Star lager beer launched as far back as 1949, Gulder lager beer launched in 1970, and even the family-friendly Maltina introduced as far back as 1976, it is only natural that both the old and new generation competition gives them a run for their market share.

Much like other old money companies, Nigerian Breweries has done its bit to remain relevant in the industry from creating new variants of existing favoured brands to paying dividends consistently annually for the past few years. Yet within the same period, the company’s financial statements have been a testament to its streamlined market share and reducing profits. The marathon continues with its 2020 financials. The industry giant may as well be setting itself up for a debt quagmire peradventure its projections do not match the true reality of events.

 


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  1. Abayomi says:
    March 4, 2021 at 10:52 am

    I guess some of rising interest on lease liabilities is due to the accounting reclassification while the increase in cash is due to unpaid obligations to foreign creditors due to FX scarcity. This is reflected in the soaring liabilities

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