Julius Berger Flatlined on Low Trading Volume
Julius Berger Plc.’s 1.60 billion outstanding shares valuation remained steady at N460.800 billion in the Nigerian stock market due to thin trading.
The construction company’s share price has remained flat despite the broader market’s direction, closing at N288 on Friday as investors traded 201,367 units valued at N52.344 million.
Julius Berger’s trading volumes ranged from 43,718 to 506,055 last week, keeping its share price and overall market value stagnant despite positive swings in the broader market.
The share price, which peaked at N290 in February, has moved slightly to N288. In 2025, Julius Berger Plc achieved remarkable growth, reporting revenue of N760.614 billion—a 34% year-on-year increase from N566.705 billion in 2024.
The company experienced a stunning 101% increase in net profit, soaring from N15.506 billion in 2024 to N31.105 billion in 2025. With four major shareholders, Julius Berger Plc demonstrates its commitment to strong governance and transparency, adhering to the Nigerian Exchange’s free float requirements.
At the close of 2025, Neptune Hill Company Limited emerged as the largest shareholder with a 20% stake, closely trailed by Goldstone Estates Ltd at 19.87%. Watertown Energy Limited holds a 10% share, while Ibile Holdings Ltd maintains a strong 5.5% interest in the company.
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc excels across four core business segments: civil engineering, delivering critical infrastructure and construction projects throughout Nigeria; building, focusing on residential, commercial, and industrial development; and services provided to third parties both in Nigeria and Europe.
Its diversification includes cashew processing in Epe, Lagos, and the company’s strategic expansion into new regional markets. This diversified portfolio positions Julius Berger on a path toward continued growth and sustainability. Transcorp Hotels Hits 52-Week High, Tops N2trn in Fresh Breakout
