President Bola Tinubu has commended Tolaram Group for its role in attracting a $50 million equity investment from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) into the Lagos Free Zone Company (LFZ).
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced a $50 million equity investment in the Lagos Free Zone Company (LFZ) to accelerate Nigeria’s industrial expansion and economic diversification.
Lagos Free Zone, the first privately-owned free zone in Nigeria, has emerged the best infrastructure development company in Nigeria at the 2024 SERAS Africa Sustainability/CSR Awards ceremony held at Oriental Hotel, Lagos.
In what could be described as a major boost to the Nigerian maritime sector and international trade, the...
Lagos Free Zone, the first privately-owned free zone in Nigeria, is positioned to support German businesses with their growth journey in Nigeria and across the West African region.
Tolaram has announced the appointment of Adesuwa Ladoja as the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of one of its subsidiaries – the Lagos Free Zone Company
Lagos Free Zone, the first privately owned zone in Nigeria, is poised to attract increased foreign direct investments from the United States.
Lagos Free Zone, a subsidiary of Tolaram and the first privately-owned and port-based free zone in Nigeria, attracted investors from the Nordic countries to boost investment and foreign direct investment into the country.
In this interview with Nairametrics, the MD of the Lagos Free Zone discloses that the total deployed investments within LFZ stands at about N600 billion ($1.2 billion).
Some Japanese firms have endorsed the Lagos Free Trade Zone after they were hosted to a tour of the zone.
