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While Nigeria’s manufacturing sector recorded just 2% GDP growth in Q1 2025, publicly listed manufacturing companies are showing surprising resilience. From consumer goods to industrial and agro-processing stocks, firms are managing to sustain profitability by improving supply chains and navigating price pressures. The sector’s strength is reflected on the Nigerian Exchange, where BUA Cement has emerged as the most valuable stock at ₦10.6 trillion, with Dangote Cement close behind.
Despite ongoing macroeconomic headwinds, these stocks continue to deliver value to shareholders. But can the momentum last? And will the gains translate into broader benefits for the Nigerian economy? Arnold Dublin-Green, Chief Investment Officer at Cordros Asset Management, joins us to break down the outlook and what’s really driving investor confidence.
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