Naira Devaluation: MTN Nigeria Declares N137 Billion Loss In 2023.

 Naira Devaluation: MTN Nigeria Declares N137 Billion Loss In 2023. 

Naira Devaluation: MTN Nigeria Declares N137 Billion Loss In 2023.



MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, on Friday announced a N137 billion loss in its audited result and accounts for the period ended December 31, 2023, from the N348.73 billion profit declared in 2022.


The loss was attributed to the naira devaluation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).


The telecommunication company on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) declared N177.89billion loss before tax in 2023 from N518.82billion profit before tax in 2022, as the net loss for the year resulted in a depletion of its retained earnings and shareholders’ fund to negative N208.0 billion and N40.8 billion, respectively.


Its capital expenditure (capex) increased by 13.2percent to N571.0 billion (up 24.5 percent to N449.3 billion, ex-leases).


The group declared N2.47 trillion revenue in 2023, representing an increase of 23 percent from N2.01trillion reported in 2022.


The company explained that the demand for its services was resilient despite the overall challenging operating conditions. 


affordability.


Additionally, MTN’s operational teams would actively participate in the innovation process, ensuring the solutions developed directly address real-world challenges and drive meaningful digital transformation and sustainable development in Africa.


Group Chief Technology and Information Officer Mazen MrouĆ© expressed enthusiasm about the partnership stating that, “the Joint Innovation Technology Lab is more than a partnership between two companies, it’s an investment in the growth of Africa’s digital ecosystem.


“We believe that collaboration is essential for developing solutions that truly meet the continent’s needs, and this Lab will pave the way for a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous future for Africa.”


Huawei’s Corporate Senior Vice President and President of ICT Sales & Service, Li Peng said, “Huawei will continue innovating with MTN to ensure they have the products and solutions required to best serve Africa’s unique market. This will not only give MTN a competitive edge in terms of network quality, user experience, and rapid deployment, but also help MTN achieve their own business objectives.


“We believe that this newly established lab will help supercharge both MTN’s R&D as well as Africa’s digital economy, bringing more prosperity to the African continent.”

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