National Enterprises Ltd (NEL) has reported a profit after tax of $15.3 million for the financial year ended September 30, 2025.
The company said this marked an increase of 104 per cent when compared to the unrealised fair value losses of $349 million reported for the fiscal year 2024.
NEL director David Robinson said in the state company’s financial report for the period, “It is noteworthy that NEL was able to not only to contain operating expenses, but through concerted efforts also decrease these expenses by nine per cent.
In the report, NEL announced operating profits of $139 million, which represented an increase of 15 per cent over the $120 million reported in the previous corresponding year.
It also stated that dividend income of $129 million represents an increase of 14 per cent compared to $113 million received for fiscal 2024, while the company’s cash flow remains healthy and buoyant with $172 million in cash and cash equivalent as at the close of fiscal 2025.
Robinson said much of the company’s performance was related to its LNG portfolio, as he stated, “Our strategic portfolio of companies has maintained strong footholds during the past financial year with solid performances all around. We note the return to active contribution and positive performance by NGC Trinidad and Tobago LNG Ltd, which previously comprised of Atlantic LNG Train 1, and is now part of the restructured unified ALNG that includes trains 2, 3 and 4.”
Getting it right
In the T&T Guardian's Tuesday December 30 publication on page 12, we reported the financial results of National Enterprises Ltd for the year ended September 30, 2025. In that original report, and in the photo caption, David Robinson was incorrectly described as the NEL chairman. Mr Robinson is, in fact, the NEL director authorised by the board to sign the financial report on its behalf in the absence of a substantive chairman. The error is regretted and this online versions has been corrected.
