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Nigerian companies raise N162.51 billion from Commercial papers in September

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Following the commitment to foster economic development by championing and supporting market-driven strategic initiatives, the Nigerian Debt Capital Market (DCM) has continued to witness significant activity with diverse corporate institutions, tapping the market as an efficient alternative to meeting their funding and liquidity requirements. 

Four Nigerian corporates issued corporate bonds worth N162.51 billion in order to improve their balance sheet and scale up their operations during the month of September 2022. 

Nairametrics tracks major deals consummated in the Nigerian corporate scenes with emphasis on companies that have their major operations in the country or with significant interest in Nigeria. 

Below is a compilation of deals announced during the month. The information was sourced from news reports, and press releases amongst other reliable sources. 

Union Bank: N100 billion

FMDQ Exchange through its Board Listings and Markets Committee, during the month, approved the registration of the Union Bank Plc N100.00 billion Commercial Paper (CP) Issuance Programme on its platform in September 2022. 

Julius Berger: N30 billion 

Julius Berger established an N30 billion Commercial Paper Issuance Programme (CP Programme) approved by the FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited on September 21 2022.  

Johnvents Industries: N30.00 billion

FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited approved the registration of the Johnvents Industries Limited N30.00 billion Commercial Paper (CP) Programme on its platform, in September 2022. 

Coleman Technical: N2.51 

Coleman Technical Industries Limited during the period under review issued N2.51 billion Series 5 and N7.50 billion Series 6 Commercial Papers (CPs) under its N20 billion CP Issuance Programme on the Exchange’s Platform.   

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