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Odu’a Investment Pays N418m Dividend, Posts 102% Increase In PBT

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The shareholders of Odu’a Investment Company have approved the payment of N418.4 million dividend, a 15 per cent increase compared to N364 million paid in

“On the strength of this performance, the company increased its dividend pay-out by 15 per cent to N418.4 million for 2021 financial year. This marks the eight consecutive year that the company is declaring and paying dividends to shareholders,” he said.

He thanked the shareholders for the great privilege and rare honour to have been given the opportunity by shareholders to be the Group Chairman of Odu’a Investment between May 2020 and June 2022 and urged fellow Directors and Management to remain focused on the delivery of the Company’s 5 Years “SRC-2025” Strategic Thrust.

 

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