TGI Nigeria- Top50 Brands 2025
TGI Nigeria
Year of Establishment (in Nigeria) | 1980 |
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Headquarters | No 1 TGI Close, Ilupeju Industrial Estate, Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria |
MD / CEO | Rahul Savara (Group Managing Director) |
Number of Branches / Operations Presence | Not branch-based; operations conducted via manufacturing and processing facilities across multiple value-chain sectors |
Areas of Interest (Business Segments) | FMCG (food & beverages), agricultural inputs, industrial chemicals, homecare, pharmaceuticals, financial services (via Titan Trust Bank and Union Bank), agro-allied products, exports of commodities |
Countries of Operation | Significant presence in Nigeria; also operates in Ghana, Benin, UAE, India, Vietnam, Morocco; active in Middle East, Africa, Asia |
Annual Turnover / Revenue | Nigeria/West Africa operations generate revenues exceeding ₦2.25 trillion per annum; Group assets over ₦3.75 trillion; annual revenue over ₦1.74 trillion (as of 2022) |
Number of Staff | Workforce exceeding 20,000 employees across Nigeria and beyond |
Marketing Budget | Not publicly disclosed |
Contact Address | No 1 TGI Close, Ilupeju Industrial Estate, Apapa–Oworonshoki Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria |
Flagship Products / Brands | FMCG brands including Big Bull Parboiled Rice, Terra Seasoning Cubes, Golden Terra Soya Oil, Supramult Multivitamins, Renew Homecare Products, Vinash, Dragon crop protection, among others |
Best Known As | A major Pan-African conglomerate in agro-allied and FMCG sectors, diversified across agriculture, consumer goods, homecare, health, and financial services; transformed Nigeria’s food value chain and played a role in banking through Titan Trust and Union Bank acquisition |
TGI Nigeria has consistently maintained its position as one of the most valuable and trusted food and beverage companies in Nigeria, a status reaffirmed by its diverse product portfolio, market leadership, and commitment to quality, nutrition, and consumer satisfaction.
TGI Nigeria is part of the TGI Group, a leading pan-African consumer goods company that specializes in manufacturing, marketing, and distributing a wide range of consumer goods, food & Agribusinss, Chemical, Fishing & Livstocks and others.
Some of TGI’s popular products includes Terra seasoning, Big Bull Rice, dishwasher and other processed food items, all of which have become household staples. Its products are known for quality, consistency, and affordability, positioning TGI Nigeria as a preferred choice for consumers across socio-economic classes.
TGI Nigeria operates modern production facilities that adhere to NAFDAC regulations, HACCP, and ISO quality standards, ensuring the highest levels of food safety, hygiene, and consistency. Its manufacturing processes emphasize efficiency, innovation, and sustainability, supporting the company’s reputation for quality and reliability.
Economically, TGI Nigeria contributes significantly to national development by providing direct employment to hundreds of Nigerians and indirectly supporting thousands through its supply chain, which includes local farmers, distributors, and retailers. The company’s focus on local sourcing and value chain development also strengthens Nigeria’s agricultural and industrial sectors.
TGI Nigeria is committed to corporate social responsibility (CSR), with initiatives targeting nutrition, education, and community empowerment. The company supports school feeding programs, nutritional awareness campaigns, and initiatives that uplift local communities. Its efforts extend to disaster relief, youth empowerment, and health outreach programs.
Financially, TGI Nigeria remains a leading player in the processed foods sector and is consistently recognized among Nigeria’s Top 50 Brands, reflecting consumer trust, strong brand equity, and market influence.
Through its iconic brands, commitment to quality and nutrition, and investment in local communities, TGI Nigeria remains not just a food manufacturer but a key partner in advancing health, economic growth, and sustainable development in Nigeria.
