MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
9 Jul, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Meeting opened with health and safety guidelines and a moment of silence for the late founding chairman, Dr. Pascal Dozie.
Virtual access was provided in line with legal provisions, and a quorum was confirmed with 84.37% of share capital represented.
Notice of the meeting and annual report distribution methods were detailed, including digital and print channels.
Financial performance review
Revenue increased from NGN 2.47 trillion to NGN 3.36 trillion, but loss before tax rose from NGN 477.9 billion to NGN 550.3 billion, and net loss grew from NGN 137.02 billion to NGN 400.44 billion.
Auditor's report confirmed financial statements give a true and fair view, with compliance to IFRS and Nigerian regulations.
Internal controls were assessed with a non-modified conclusion, and all necessary audit information was obtained.
Board and executive committee updates
Several new directors and management team members were introduced and confirmed.
Retirements and resignations were acknowledged, with appreciation for their service.
Board composition and attendance were discussed, with calls for improved gender balance and meeting participation.
Latest events from MTN Nigeria Communications
- Net profit surged 165.9% on 41.6% revenue growth, with strong cash flow and stable outlook.MTNN
Q1 202630 Apr 2026 - Revenue and EBITDA surged, with strong cash flow and reduced forex risk supporting financial strength.MTNN
Q4 20256 Mar 2026 - Profit after tax rose to N750.2bn, revenue up 57.5%, and EBITDA margin reached 51.4%.MTNN
Q3 202531 Oct 2025 - Service revenue and PAT surged, with robust growth in data, fintech, and EBITDA margin.MTNN
Q2 20254 Aug 2025 - Forex losses led to a N514.9 billion loss despite 33.6% service revenue growth.MTNN
Q3 202413 Jun 2025 - Strong revenue growth offset by forex losses, leading to a N519.1bn loss after tax.MTNN
Q2 202413 Jun 2025 - Service revenue and profit surged, led by data and fintech, despite macro risks.MTNN
Q1 20256 Jun 2025 - Naira devaluation drove MTN Nigeria to a net loss despite robust revenue growth.MTNN
Q4 20246 Jun 2025