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Caverton’s revenue grows 1.4% to N20.74bn

Caverton’s revenue grows 1.4% to N20.74bn
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The company’s revenue rose from N20.45bn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, with its marine business emerging as a major contributor, accounting for almost a third of group revenue. He added that the company is also building 10 electric ferries for the Lagos State Government at its marine facilities, including its Naval Dockyard operation in Victoria Island.
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  • ✦While marine operations are gaining momentum, Caverton’s aviation business remains a major focus of its restructuring efforts.
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30 September:Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc has recorded a marginal 1.4 per cent increase in revenue to N20.74bn in the nine months ended 30 September, 2026, as growth in its marine business helped offset the loss of revenue from a major helicopter contract that ended last year.2025:The company’s revenue rose from N20.45bn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, with its marine business emerging as a major contributor, accounting for almost a third of group revenue.Tuesday:This was contained in the company’s nine month financial report made available to The PUNCH on Tuesday.
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  • ✦The company’s revenue rose from N20.45bn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, with its marine business emerging as a major contributor, accounting for almost a third of group revenue.
  • ✦He added that the company is also building 10 electric ferries for the Lagos State Government at its marine facilities, including its Naval Dockyard operation in Victoria Island.
  • ✦While marine operations are gaining momentum, Caverton’s aviation business remains a major focus of its restructuring efforts.
Key Facts:30 September: Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc has recorded a marginal 1.4 per cent increase in revenue to N20.74bn in the nine months ended 30 September, 2026, as growth in its marine business helped offset the loss of revenue from a major helicopter contract that ended last year.2025: The company’s revenue rose from N20.45bn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, with its marine business emerging as a major contributor, accounting for almost a third of group revenue.Tuesday: This was contained in the company’s nine month financial report made available to The PUNCH on Tuesday.2025: However, the revenue improvement came against the backdrop of a higher loss after tax of N13.79bn, compared with N4.63bn in the corresponding period of 2025.
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Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc's revenue grew by 1.4% to N20.74bn in nine months, as its marine business offset losses from a major helicopter contrac

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The company’s revenue rose from N20.45bn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, with its marine business emerging as a major contributor, accounting for almost a third of group revenue.

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He added that the company is also building 10 electric ferries for the Lagos State Government at its marine facilities, including its Naval Dockyard operation in Victoria Island.

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Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc has recorded a marginal 1.4 per cent increase in revenue to N20.74bn in the nine months ended 30 September, 2026, as growth in its marine business helped offset the loss of revenue from a major helicopter contract that ended last year.

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