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In a deal for N1.088 trillion, Femi Otedola, the majority stakeholder of Geregu Power Plc, Nigeria’s most capitalized power generation firm listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), gave up his controlling stake in the company to a consortium of banks led by Zenith Bank Plc.
After a restructuring at the level of its majority shareholder, which modifies control dynamics while maintaining the company’s reported shareholding, this is regarded as a substantial change in its ultimate ownership structure.
The Board of Geregu Power announced in a notice to the NGX and investors that it had received official notification from its main stakeholder, Amperion Power Distribution Company Limited, about the completion of an ownership restructure that took place on December 29, 2025.
The statement states that MA’AM Energy Limited has become Amperion’s new controlling shareholder by acquiring a 95 percent equity stake in Amperion Power Distribution Company Limited. As a direct result, MA’AM Energy Limited now owns the indirect controlling interest in Geregu Power Plc, which was previously held through Amperion by Calvados Global Services Limited and billionaire investor Mr. Femi Otedela.
The transaction marks a significant shift in the company’s ultimate beneficial ownership even if it does not directly involve the sale or transfer of Geregu Power shares on the NGX, which means it does not impact the company’s immediate shareholding structure as shown on the Exchange.
At the beneficial ownership level, the corporation verified that 77% of its issued share capital had actually changed hands.
The business emphasized that its issued shares are still listed on the NGX, saying, “This transaction does not involve the direct sale or transfer of shares of Geregu Power Plc.”
“However, the ultimate beneficial ownership of 77 percent of the company’s issued share capital changes as a result of the change in ownership of the company’s majority shareholder.”
One of Nigeria’s leading power generation companies, which has long been connected to Mr. Otedola’s calculated investments in the energy and infrastructure sectors, has seen a significant change of ownership.
The emergence of MA’AM Energy as the new ultimate controller offers a new strategic influence that investors will closely monitor, according to market analysts, even if Geregu Power’s operational and financial structure will not alter in the near future.
At a meeting on Monday, December 29, 2025, the Geregu Power Board of Directors considered and approved the appointment of new directors to the board, with effect from the same date, in accordance with the shift of ultimate beneficial ownership.
In addition to ensuring continuity in governance, supervision, and strategic direction, the selections are meant to reflect the new ownership structure.
Strong profitability, steady dividend payments, and its strategic importance in Nigeria’s electricity value chain have made Geregu Power Plc, which runs one of the country’s biggest thermal power plants, an exceptional performer on the NGX.
