Financial Times Ranks Flour Mills Among Fastest Growing Companies in Africa - Latest News
The Financial Times compiled the ranking with data company Statista and based findings on compound annual growth rate in audited revenues from 2018 to 2021.
The Financial Times’ recognition of Flour Mills of Nigeria is a testament to the group’s commitment to sustainable growth and development in the African market. For over six decades, the group has made significant investments in the development of local content and the build-up of human capacities through its commitment to sustainably feeding the Nation, everyday.
Speaking on the Financial Times listing, the GMD/CEO, Mr. Boye Olusanya said: “For the past six decades, we have been consistent in affording our consumers superior quality products which endeared many to our brands. And because our business is ultimately about providing for the livelihoods of millions of families, we have also continued to innovate across all our value chains.
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