Nigeria Distillers Plc has reaffirmed its resolve to mitigate the impact of economic pressures on both production and employment and sustain its industrial output.
This followed the persistent challenges facing its manufacturing operations, including rising input costs, foreign exchange volatility, and infrastructure constraints, among others.
However in a statement after its commercial conference, the firm said it is poised to strengthen structured engagements with its distribution partners to improve supply chain efficiency, stabilise output, and safeguard jobs across its operations.
“Looking ahead, Nigeria Distillers has set ambitious targets for 2026, focusing on sustaining industrial output, expanding market reach, and mitigating the impact of economic pressures on both production and employment,” the firm stated.
Company executives noted that close collaboration with distributors will be central to achieving these goals, ensuring that products reach consumers reliably while maintaining operational resilience,’ said the Group Executive Director of Nigerian Distilleries Limited, Ade Rosiji.
With the manufacturing sector in Nigeria facing ongoing economic headwinds, Nigeria Distillers’ strategy underscores the importance of partnerships and proactive planning in maintaining competitiveness and protecting livelihoods.
At the conference, leaders across sales, marketing, and supply chain operations assessed performance metrics and outlined measures to improve cost efficiency and execution discipline.
Sessions emphasised productivity optimisation, data-driven planning, and cross-functional collaboration as essential to navigating the country’s evolving economic landscape.
Speaking during the engagements, Rosiji stressed the importance of alignment across the value chain in sustaining long-term growth.
He said: “Our distributors remain a critical pillar of our business.Sustainable progress will depend on stronger systems, disciplined execution, and closer collaboration across the value chain
