Not compliant
Julius Berger Nigeria does not pass Shariah screening under the AAOIFI Standard.
NGX: JBERGER · Construction · Screened 31 Aug 2026 · H1 2026 accounts
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc plans and constructs infrastructure and buildings across four segments: Civil, Building, Services and Diversification. Infrastructure construction is the largest line at 65.9% of net sales, covering bridges, roads, highways, railways, tunnels, water infrastructure and power plants. Building construction contributes 22.3%, covering homes, commercial and administrative buildings, hotels, hospitals and airports, and services contributes 11.8%, covering engineering, upkeep and maintenance, and logistics. The company has seven subsidiaries and established Julius Berger Benin SARLu in Cotonou in May 2025 as the vehicle for construction projects in Benin Republic. Total revenue rose 34.3% to N760.61 billion in 2025 with profit after tax up 107.3% to N31.11 billion, and remaining performance obligations of N1.44 trillion.
Four segments. Net sales split: infrastructure construction 65.9%, building construction 22.3%, services 11.8%, with diversification making up the balance.
No. As of 31 August 2026, Julius Berger Nigeria (JBERGER) does not pass Shariah screening under the AAOIFI Standard.
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Yes. Compliance drifts as a company borrows, raises cash, or changes its business mix, so a verdict describes a moment rather than a permanent status.