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CONSUMER GOODS NGX

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₦75.00 ₦0.00 (0.00%)

closing price · trade date July 21, 2026

Price
₦75.00
July 21, 2026
0.00%

Key Trading Data

Latest imported Nigerian Exchange session data.

Open
₦75.00
Previous close
₦75.00
High
₦75.00
Low
₦75.00
Volume
3,973,205
Value traded
₦297,887,627.75
Trades
206
Market
Main Board
Currency
NGN

About NB

Nigerian Breweries Plc is Nigeria's pioneer and largest brewing company, operating a robust portfolio of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

Established in 1946, Nigerian Breweries Plc is the first and largest brewery operator in Nigeria. The company officially commenced production in Lagos in 1949 with its flagship Star Lager beer, expanding its footprint over subsequent decades to establish multiple breweries across Nigeria.

Today, the company operates as a key subsidiary of the global brewing giant Heineken N.V., which maintains a majority shareholding. Nigerian Breweries serves consumers across Nigeria through an extensive distribution network, supplying well-known local and international brands such as Heineken, Gulder, Legend Extra Stout, Maltina, and Amstel Malta.

Sector
Consumer Goods
Sub-Sector
Beverages - Brewers/Distillers
Incorporation Year
1946
Listing Date
September 5, 1973

Fundamentals & Ratios

Company metrics where available.

Trading Board
Main Board
Primary Currency
Nigerian Naira (NGN)

Dividend History

YearTypePer sharePaid
N/A Dividend information not provided N/A N/A

Brand Portfolio and Market Footprint

Nigerian Breweries Plc is one of Nigeria’s leading brewing companies, with a broad portfolio across beer, stout and malt drink categories. The company has a nationwide distribution network serving markets across Nigeria.

Strategic Partnership and Sourcing

As a key subsidiary of Heineken N.V., the company benefits from global technical expertise, supply chain efficiencies, and international corporate governance standards. Over the years, the firm has actively pursued local backward integration initiatives, sourcing agricultural raw materials like sorghum and cassava locally to support Nigerian farmers and optimize production costs.

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