Transcorp Plc has announced its strongest financial performance to date, with revenue for the full year 2025 reaching N544 billion, a 33 per cent increase. Profit after tax also saw a significant rise of 44 per cent.

The conglomerate's President and Group CEO, Dr. Owen Omogiafo, stated that this exceptional performance was largely driven by strong execution across its power and hospitality segments. Despite facing sector-wide challenges such as gas constraints, grid instability, and inflation, the power business managed to expand its capacity, reinforcing national supply, while the hospitality division achieved robust growth.

Omogiafo highlighted that with a strengthened balance sheet and reduced leverage, Transcorp is strategically positioned for sustained expansion and long-term value creation. Transcorp Plc operates as one of Africa's leading diversified conglomerates, with strategic investments in Power, Hospitality, and Energy.

Incorporated in 2004 and listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in 2006, the Group has grown into a multi-sector powerhouse. Its purpose is to improve lives and transform Africa. The Group has three operating segments, employs over 2,500 people across Nigeria, and has more than 311,000 shareholders. Its listed subsidiaries have a combined market capitalization of N4.87 trillion.

The Group is chaired by Tony Elumelu. Transcorp's power subsidiaries, Transcorp Power Plc and Transafam Power Limited, collectively possess an installed capacity of approximately 2,000 MW, which accounts for about 15 per cent of Nigeria’s total grid capacity. Transcorp Power Plc has an installed capacity of 972 MW, targeting an average available capacity of 693 MW, with a year-end 2026 target of 760 MW. Transafam Power Ltd has an installed capacity of 966 MW, targeting an average available capacity of 361 MW, with a year-end target of 378 MW. Peak generation targets are set at 670 MW for Transcorp Power and 345 MW for Transafam.

Transcorp is pursuing an integrated energy strategy to lead Nigeria's energy transition. Through Transcorp Energy Limited, the Group is developing a 30 MW interconnected solar-powered mini-grid project in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). It is also leveraging strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) for renewable energy solutions and proceeding with the Field Development Plan (FDP) for OPL 281, an oil block estimated to contain 77 million barrels of oil and 1 TCF of gas.

In the hospitality sector, Transcorp Hotels Plc continues to redefine premium services in Nigeria. Its flagship is the award-winning 5-Star Transcorp Hilton Abuja, with expansion plans including Transcorp Ikoyi. The company is focused on sustaining occupancy rates, increasing non-room revenue through new Food & Beverage offerings, and fully utilizing the 5,000-seat Transcorp Centre as a significant revenue driver. Transcorp Hotels Plc holds a market capitalization of approximately N2.08 trillion, making it a key value centre within the Group.

Transcorp Plc's strong corporate governance framework, supported by seasoned professionals with extensive expertise in finance, energy, hospitality, and strategic management, underpins its exceptional performance.