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C & I Leasing registers ₦50b CP Programme on FMDQ platform

By Helen Oji
26 August 2022   |   2:47 am
FMDQ Exchange has announced the approval of the registration of C & I Leasing Plc ₦50.00 billion Commercial Paper (CP) Programme on its platform.

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FMDQ Exchange has announced the approval of the registration of C & I Leasing Plc ₦50.00 billion Commercial Paper (CP) Programme on its platform.

Corporate institutions continue to successfully tap the Nigerian debt markets to access stable finance to fund key activities in their organisations.

The commercial paper market, as administered by FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited continues to provide issuers renewed opportunities to grow their businesses and maintain the much-needed restored confidence of investors, whilst contributing to the overall growth of the Nigerian economy.

C & I Leasing PLC is a diversified, leasing and business service conglomerate providing support services to various indigenous and multinational organisations in West Africa along three lines: Fleet Management, Personnel Outsourcing, and Marine Service.

The successful registration of this CP Programme, which is sponsored by Cordros Capital Limited (the Lead Sponsor), and Kairos Capital Limited, both registration member (Quotations) of the Exchange, tactically positions the Issuer to raise short-term finance from the Nigerian debt markets at strategically viable times during the CP Programme validity, through CP issuances, within the CP Programme limit.

FMDQ reiterated its commitment to continue to lead the transformation of the Nigerian debt markets by providing a cost-effective, efficient, well-regulated, transparent, and trusted platform for capital raising, whilst adding value to its diverse stakeholder groups with its vision of becoming ‘the most attractive Exchange in Africa by 2025’.

The Exchange also assured that it would also continue to sustain its efforts in supporting issuers with tailored financing options to enable them to achieve their strategic objectives, as well as deepen and effectively position the Nigerian debt markets for global competitiveness.

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