Nigeria's Business Performance Index Rises to 107.3 in August 2025
Nigeria's business performance index improved to 107.3 in August 2025, driven by advancements in technology, finance, manufacturing, energy, and logistics sectors. Despite this growth, structural challenges continue to hinder business profitability and operational efficiency.
The IBTC Business Confidence Monitor reported a rise in the Current Business Performance Index, with the trade sector showing the strongest rebound in August. However, agriculture experienced a decline due to factors like climate variability.
The report highlights the need for targeted investments and ongoing reforms to address the structural bottlenecks affecting business growth in Nigeria.
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