Transcorp Group grows profit by 94% to N59b

The Nation Newspaper Transcorp Group grows profit by 94% to N59b

has achieved strong double-digit growths in key performance indicators, with pre-tax profit rising by about 94 per cent to N59 billion in 2023.

The conglomerate said the strong performance was further demonstration of its strategic focus and effective execution. She assured that Transcorp is dedicated to its transformation agenda, emphasizing sustained growth and a relentless pursuit of long-term value for shareholders.

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