Several companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange are scheduled to pay dividends to shareholders this month, spanning banking, insurance, consumer goods, industrial goods, energy, hospitality, aviation, construction, and financial services.
Here is a breakdown of each company, their payout, and payment date.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated — June 30
Ecobank declared a final dividend of 0.16 cents per share, with the qualification date set for June 12. The pan-African lender posted solid 2025 results, with revenue climbing 16% to ₦4.88 trillion and profit after tax rising 23% to ₦904.71 billion.
UAC of Nigeria Plc — June 26
UAC proposed a dividend of ₦1.00 per share, with shareholders qualifying as of June 11. Revenue grew strongly by 73% to ₦340.47 billion, though profit after tax fell 39% to ₦9.91 billion amid higher costs.
Beta Glass Plc — June 25
Beta Glass declared ₦7.20 per share, with the qualification date on June 3. The glass manufacturer had a standout year — profit after tax more than doubled, surging 144% to ₦33.25 billion on revenue of ₦149.12 billion.
CAP Plc — June 25
CAP proposed ₦4.00 per share, qualifying date June 3. The paints and coatings company grew revenue 23% to ₦44.86 billion, with profit after tax up 51% to ₦5.75 billion.
Skyway Aviation Handling Company Plc — June 25
SAHCO declared ₦1.20 per share, with the qualification date falling on June 2 — today. Revenue rose 54% to ₦44.46 billion and profit after tax doubled, up 102% to ₦9.74 billion.
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc — June 19
Julius Berger proposed ₦4.25 per share, with the qualification date having passed on May 29. The construction giant grew revenue 34% to ₦759.87 billion, while profit after tax nearly doubled to ₦30.17 billion.
Seplat Energy Plc — June 19 Seplat is paying both an interim dividend of 5 cents and a special dividend of 4 cents per share, with shareholders qualifying as of June 5. Revenue more than doubled, surging 150% to ₦4.14 trillion in 2025.
Haldane McCall Plc — June 18 Haldane McCall proposed ₦0.05 per share, qualifying date May 28. The company had a difficult year, with revenue down 38% and profit after tax slipping 5% to ₦642 million, though retained earnings still grew modestly.
NPF Microfinance Bank Plc — June 11 NPF Microfinance proposed ₦0.20 per share, with the qualification date on May 19. Revenue grew 50% to ₦19.37 billion and profit after tax rose 85% to ₦2.91 billion.
AIICO Insurance Plc — June 5 AIICO declared ₦0.12 per share, qualifying date May 27. Revenue increased 26% to ₦137.03 billion and profit after tax rose 49% to ₦22.68 billion.
Ikeja Hotel Plc — June 5 Ikeja Hotel proposed an interim dividend of ₦0.03 per share, with shareholders qualifying as of May 8. Revenue grew 38% to ₦25.84 billion, while profit after tax nearly doubled to ₦13.94 billion.
May & Baker Nigeria Plc — June 4 May & Baker declared ₦0.50 per share, qualifying date May 19. Profit after tax surged 174% to ₦4.44 billion, making it one of the stronger earnings performers on this list.
Also paying in June In a separately reported list, Dangote Cement proposed ₦45.00 per share — one of the largest naira-denominated dividends among June qualifiers — while BUA Foods proposed ₦28.00 per share, both supported by strong 2025 earnings growth.
