Premium Pension Limited’s Assets Under Management grew by over N328.5bn, representing a 24.2 per cent year-on-year increase to close at N1.67tn in December 2025, declaring a final dividend of N2.96 per share, in addition to an interim dividend of N3.23, marking 18 consecutive years of dividend payouts to its investors.

The leading Pension Fund Administrators disclosed this at its Annual General Meeting in Abuja, where the Board of Directors presented a year of significant financial growth and operational resilience for the fiscal year ended 31 December 2025.

The AGM, which was attended by shareholders, directors, and management, reviewed the company’s audited financial statements and provided key operational updates on its growth trajectory.

Following the approval of the full financial statements by the Board of Directors, the company reported that its total assets grew to N21.07bn as of 31 December 2025, compared to N15.84bn recorded in the 2024 fiscal year.

Similarly, total equity increased significantly to N14.65bn from N12.69bn in the prior year, while fee income remained resilient, closing the year at N17.77bn compared to N13.93bn in the previous year. The firm attributed this to improved operational efficiency and service delivery.

On membership growth, the Retirement Savings Account count increased by 32,698 new members, bringing the total RSA holders to 850,797 as of December 2025.

Management said arrangements had been finalised to drive growth through stronger customer engagement and improved digital platforms. Premium Pension added that it had intensified its digital transformation efforts to enhance service delivery and customer experience while reinforcing governance, risk management and regulatory compliance.

The company said it “would prioritise cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, talent development and sustainable investments to support long-term growth and boost shareholder value.”