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Key Takeaways:

Seplat Energy recorded the highest EPS in 2024 at ₦385.61, up from ₦92.75 in 2023.
Aradel Holdings posted the strongest growth, with a 361% increase in EPS from ₦12.37 to ₦57.03.
Eterna PLC reversed its negative EPS in 2023, reporting ₦1.03 in 2024.
All listed companies reported positive earnings in 2024, compared to 2023.
Three companies grew their EPS by more than 200%.

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SFS REIT reported the highest EPS in 2024 at ₦21.50, up from ₦14.50 in 2023.
UPDC Plc achieved the most significant growth, with EPS rising fivefold from ₦1.00 to ₦5.00.
Most companies posted improved EPS, reflecting stronger earnings and better shareholder returns.
Ronchess Global Resources reduced its loss per share by 68%, from -₦71.50 to -₦23.15.
Julius Berger and UPDC REIT recorded steady EPS growth of 23% year-on-year.

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Meyer Plc recorded the highest EPS in 2024 at ₦59, up from ₦47.
Beta Glass had the largest year-on-year EPS growth, more than doubling from ₦10.74 to ₦22.71.
Among cement producers, Dangote Cement led with EPS rising to ₦29.74 from ₦26.47.
Notore Chemical Industries reduced its losses by 33%, improving EPS from -₦70.87 to -₦47.45.
Most listed firms recorded higher EPS, indicating improved profitability and operational efficiency.
Lafarge Africa, CAP Plc, and Berger Paints reported steady EPS growth.
Notore Chemical remained the only company with a negative EPS.
Austin Laz & Co maintained a flat EPS of zero for both years.