Nigeria’s private sector posted its most robust performance of 2025 in December, as economic activity accelerated across key industries, according to the latest Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The PMI rose to 57.6 points in December, up from 56.4 points recorded in November, reflecting a faster pace of expansion in business conditions. Readings above the 50-point threshold indicate growth, suggesting sustained momentum within the economy.

The CBN noted that the December figure represents the highest PMI level achieved in 2025, pointing to stronger output, rising demand and improved confidence across major sectors.

The apex bank said the improved performance signals a solid end to the year for private sector activity, highlighting broad-based expansion and increased operational strength within the Nigerian economy.

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