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Higher sales lift Guinness Nigeria’s nine-month profit 53% to ₦40.7 billion

Profit after tax stood at ₦40.7 billion, up from ₦26.6 billion a year ago, as third-quarter profit accounted for 37.8 per cent or ₦15.4 billion of the earnings posted in the period. The post Higher sales lift Guinness Nigeria’s nine-month profit 53% to ₦40.7 billion appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Higher sales lift Guinness Nigeria’s nine-month profit 53% to ₦40.7 billion

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