Custodian Investment Plc has reported a 48 percent increase in total revenue for the 2025 financial year, reaching N225 billion, as shareholders commended the board and management for the strong financial performance and returns on investment.
The commendation came during the company's virtual annual general meeting held over the weekend in Lagos. Chairman of the company, Dr. Omobola Johnson, attributed the growth to the strength of its integrated financial services structure, which leveraged synergies across its insurance, pensions, trusteeship, and real estate businesses.
“In 2025, Custodian Investment demonstrated the strength of its integrated financial services structure, leveraging synergies across its insurance, pensions, trusteeship and real estate businesses to drive operational efficiency and enhance competitiveness,” Johnson said.
She noted that the group's commitment to prudent risk management, innovation, and customer-centricity enabled it to navigate market volatility effectively while expanding its presence in key growth sectors of the economy. During the review period, the company intensified efforts to improve operational excellence, optimise capital allocation, and invest in technology-driven solutions aimed at supporting long-term value creation.
For the year ended December 31, 2025, Custodian Investment recorded total revenue of N225 billion, compared with N152.01 billion in 2024, representing a 48 percent increase. Profit before tax rose to N77 billion from N62 billion in 2024, an increase of 24 percent. Profit after tax increased by 22 percent to N68 billion.
Shareholders at the meeting also approved a total dividend of N2.75 per 50 kobo share.
