Geregu Power eyes N8.1 billion Q2 profit after outperforming 2025 forecast

[igwe emmanuel]

Geregu Power Plc is forecasting a post-tax profit of N8.1 billion for the second quarter of 2026, translating to earnings per share of N3.27.
The projection mirrors its Q2 2025 outlook, when the company estimated N8.6 billion in post-tax profit but exceeded expectations with actual profit after tax of N9.74 billion.
In the latest forecast, sales are expected to reach N44.3 billion, representing a more conservative estimate compared to the N53.1 billion revenue projection made for the second quarter of 2025.
Notably, the company eventually outperformed that earlier revenue projection, reporting actual Q2 2025 revenue of N55.8 billion when its financial results were released in mid-July 2025.
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[Mr.Simon]

Geregu Power Plc is forecasting a post-tax profit of N8.1 billion for the second quarter of 2026, translating to earnings per share of N3.27.
The projection mirrors its Q2 2025 outlook, when the company estimated N8.6 billion in post-tax profit but exceeded expectations with actual profit after tax of N9.74 billion.
In the latest forecast, sales are expected to reach N44.3 billion, representing a more conservative estimate compared to the N53.1 billion revenue projection made for the second quarter of 2025.
Notably, the company eventually outperformed that earlier revenue projection, reporting actual Q2 2025 revenue of N55.8 billion when its financial results were released in mid-July 2025.
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It's really a good improvement, but will be happy if their look into their illiquid share price and increase dividends too.

 

[igwe emmanuel]

It's really a good improvement, but will be happy if their look into their illiquid share price and increase dividends too.

That will be nice too, Atleast more investors will come in to benefit from it.

 

[Little Princess]

Great observation, @Mr.Simon. While the N9.00 dividend (up from N8.50 last year) is a solid 5.9% increase, the yield remains low at around 0.8% because the share price is so high (around N1,140). The 'illiquidity' you mentioned is actually a hallmark of Geregu—with about 81% of shares held by substantial owners, there isn't much 'free float' for retail traders. However, for long-term investors, that scarcity is often what keeps the price from crashing during market pullbacks. Do you think a share split would be the better way to solve the liquidity issue?

 

[Benjamin E Housel]

Geregu Power Plc is forecasting a post-tax profit of N8.1 billion for the second quarter of 2026, translating to earnings per share of N3.27.
The projection mirrors its Q2 2025 outlook, when the company estimated N8.6 billion in post-tax profit but exceeded expectations with actual profit after tax of N9.74 billion.
In the latest forecast, sales are expected to reach N44.3 billion, representing a more conservative estimate compared to the N53.1 billion revenue projection made for the second quarter of 2025.
Notably, the company eventually outperformed that earlier revenue projection, reporting actual Q2 2025 revenue of N55.8 billion when its financial results were released in mid-July 2025.
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Geregu Power’s Q2 2026 forecast is cautious but realistic. Their projection is slightly below last year’s projections.

History shows that this company often beats its own estimates.

 

[Vicole]

Geregu Power Plc is forecasting a post-tax profit of N8.1 billion for the second quarter of 2026, translating to earnings per share of N3.27.
The projection mirrors its Q2 2025 outlook, when the company estimated N8.6 billion in post-tax profit but exceeded expectations with actual profit after tax of N9.74 billion.
In the latest forecast, sales are expected to reach N44.3 billion, representing a more conservative estimate compared to the N53.1 billion revenue projection made for the second quarter of 2025.
Notably, the company eventually outperformed that earlier revenue projection, reporting actual Q2 2025 revenue of N55.8 billion when its financial results were released in mid-July 2025.
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Geregu Power is expecting solid profits in the next quarter. While their forecast is a bit more conservative than last year, history shows they often beat expectations. Even when targets are set cautiously, the company tends to deliver more, showing strong performance and consistency.

 

[Vicole]

It's really a good improvement, but will be happy if their look into their illiquid share price and increase dividends too.

It’s a solid improvement, but I’d be even happier if they worked on boosting their share liquidity and raised dividends as well.

 

[LagosPolice]

Since Femi Otedola sold all of geredy energy, how is the stock performing?

 

[abassgentle]

I thought the Geregu power is stagnant

 

[Adegoroye]

Great observation, @Mr.Simon. While the N9.00 dividend (up from N8.50 last year) is a solid 5.9% increase, the yield remains low at around 0.8% because the share price is so high (around N1,140). The 'illiquidity' you mentioned is actually a hallmark of Geregu—with about 81% of shares held by substantial owners, there isn't much 'free float' for retail traders. However, for long-term investors, that scarcity is often what keeps the price from crashing during market pullbacks. Do you think a share split would be the better way to solve the liquidity issue?

This is a good stock to hold

 

[Vicole]

Honestly not performing well since, can't even sell my holding for a while now.

Since Femi Otedola sold all of geredy energy, how is the stock performing?

 

[Vicole]

I thought the Geregu power is stagnant

It is ohh. Since, cant even sell mine