Get Guardian on GoogleNeveah Limited, a Nigerian export and commodity trading firm, has been ranked 21st on the 2025 Financial Times Africa’s Fastest-Growing Companies list and placed first in the Metals and Mining category.
The company, known for its work in the export and commodity sector, has expanded its operations internationally and achieved steady revenue growth while focusing on sustainability and value creation.
Despite facing economic challenges such as currency fluctuations and inflation, Neveah made a significant investment in a multi-billion naira aluminium and copper recycling plant. This project aligns with the company’s strategy to promote industrial innovation and environmental responsibility within Nigeria’s non-oil export industry.
CEO, Ibidapo Lawal, commented on the recognition, stating, “This recognition by the Financial Times is a powerful validation of our journey. It reflects not just our growth, but our grit. We are proud of what we’ve achieved, but even more excited about what lies ahead. Our mission remains clear: to build a globally competitive African enterprise that delivers value, empowers communities, and champions sustainability.”
Neveah plans to continue focusing on innovation and inclusive growth, aiming to strengthen its position as a key player in Africa’s global trade landscape.
