Eunisell Limited, one of Nigeria’s leading specialty chemicals and oilfield services firms, has posted a remarkable financial performance for the 2025 fiscal year, with pre-tax profit rising by an impressive 79%, driven largely by robust earnings from its oil and gas operations. The company’s oil revenue alone surpassed the ₦1 billion threshold—a significant milestone that underscores the resilience of its core business amid challenging market dynamics.
According to figures made available by the company’s finance department, Eunisell’s strategic positioning within Nigeria’s energy value chain, coupled with increased demand for its industrial and production chemicals, contributed to the sharp growth in profitability. The performance is seen as a positive indicator of the company’s operational efficiency and adaptability in a sector often characterised by price volatility and regulatory shifts.
Industry analysts attribute the surge in revenue to a combination of factors, including improved oilfield activity, favourable crude oil prices for the better part of the year, and increased contracts within Nigeria’s upstream operations. Eunisell’s consistent investment in innovation and quality control, especially in the treatment and handling of hydrocarbons, is also believed to have given it a competitive edge in retaining major clients across the sub-Saharan market.
The company’s management described the 2025 results as a testament to its long-term growth strategy and commitment to delivering value to stakeholders. While specific net earnings figures are yet to be disclosed, Eunisell confirmed that the profit-before-tax margin reflects stronger cost management and higher volumes across its product and service lines.
Eunisell has remained a key player in Nigeria’s energy services sector for over two decades, with operations extending beyond borders into Ghana and other West African markets. The firm’s latest financial report is expected to attract increased attention from investors and industry stakeholders, particularly in light of the ongoing push for local content development in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
As the company looks ahead, executives have hinted at further expansion plans, particularly in the area of sustainable chemical solutions and deeper collaborations with indigenous operators, in line with the country’s broader energy transition goals.
