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September’s policy reset lowered short-term naira benchmarks. Nigeria’s sovereign Eurobond yields went up.

Issue 01 of our Monthly Economic, Macro and Credit Review and Outlook is now live. It covers what these moves mean for corporate funding, treasury management and investment positioning.

Inside:

• The key market developments, with dates and rates
• What they mean for issuers, CFOs, treasurers and investment managers
• Our forecasts for October and November

Download the full report on our website. The link is in our bio. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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Regius Capital Limited is pleased to announce that the Johnvents Industries Limited (“Johnvents” or the “Issuer”) Commercial Paper Issuance, valued at up to ₦80 billion under its ₦250 billion Programme is still open. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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9 days ago

Over 40 investment professionals went to see the business for themselves.

Pension funds, asset managers, insurers, banks and digital investment platforms joined Regius Capital for a tour of selected Johnvents facilities in Ondo State.

They saw how a business with roots in cocoa trading and processing now runs as a vertically integrated agro-allied business with an emerging, integrated FMCG platform.

Regius Capital works alongside Johnvents. Our job is to get businesses ready for investors, and investors close to the business. Days like this do both. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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11 days ago

Beyond the numbers is a business worth seeing.

Regius Capital, working alongside Johnvents, recently hosted over 40 investment professionals across pension funds, asset management, insurance, banking and digital investment platforms on a tour of selected Johnvents facilities in Ondo State.

The visit offered a first-hand view of how Johnvents has evolved from its cocoa-trading and processing roots into a vertically integrated agro-allied and emerging and integrated FMCG platform.

At Regius Capital, we do more than raise capital. We help businesses tell their stories, build investor confidence and take their ambitions to the world. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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12 days ago

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria.
Sixty-six years in, and the work continues. Here’s to everyone building its future. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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16 days ago

Before committing to expansion, ask a different question: what capability does the business actually need?
More production may be appropriate. But the better investment could be closer to the customer, further upstream—or in an existing business that already has what you need.

At Regius Capital, our mid-market investment banking approach combines the commercial decision with the financing decision.
We work through the economics of organic expansion, acquisitions and partnerships, then help structure the capital and transaction around the chosen strategy.

The ambition is not simply a larger operation. It is a stronger business, with better economics and a credible next stage.

Let’s discuss your next stage: investmentbanking@regiuscapital.ng by @regiuscapitallimited_

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19 days ago

The businesses that have built at scale in Nigeria have combined multiple sources. Bank financing. Private equity. Public equity. Debt markets. DFIs. Family offices. Each answering a different question in the capital stack.

The strategic question is not how much capital to raise. It is which capital to raise, at what cost, and over what maturity.

At Regius Capital, we help businesses think through the answer. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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22 days ago

The next multinational will not be built by funding alone.
It may need stronger access to raw materials. A more reliable distribution network. An acquisition. A technical partner. A new market. Or financing that allows it to expand without exhausting its working capital.

These are the conversations we want to have with ambitious businesses.
At Regius Capital, we are a mid-market investment bank supporting the missing middle and emerging multinationals. We help finance growth by combining corporate finance, capital markets and strategic advisory with an understanding of how businesses operate.

Our work goes beyond the next funding round. We support management teams as they assess organic expansion, inorganic growth, forward and backward integration, and the partnerships needed for the next stage.

Before the IPO, someone has to build the business.

We are prepared to get our hands dirty with the numbers, the operating realities and the difficult decisions. We know this work takes time. We remain committed to it.
Let’s discuss the business you want to become—not just the capital you need today.

investmentbanking@regiuscapital.ng by @regiuscapitallimited_

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24 days ago

More capital is flowing into Nigerian agriculture. But most of it is going to the same parts of the value chain, processing, trading, and exports.

Only about 2% has reached primary production, irrigation, and storage. The parts of the sector that grow the food.
The next phase of agricultural finance has to be about both more capital and more productive capital.

Our sector commentary breaks the pattern down in full. Link in bio. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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Is Nigeria’s agricultural sector really underfunded? The short answer is yes.

But that is only half the story. We unpacked why the more interesting question is what happens once that additional capital arrives and where it actually goes.

See the full analysis in our latest sector commentary. Download it on our website. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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Agricultural output has grown in value, but real production has not grown at the same rate.

More capital should be directed to productivity such as irrigation, better inputs, mechanisation and storage so financing leads to more actual output.

Our latest commentary breaks this down in full. Link in bio. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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2 months ago

Nigerian agriculture raised ₦1.73 trillion from the capital markets in five years.

93% of it went to processors, traders, and exporters.
The part of the sector that actually grows the food? About 2%.

More capital is entering Nigerian agriculture. The question is where it lands and whether that changes.

Our latest Sector Commentary breaks down five years of data across bank credit, capital markets, DFI, and public funding to answer one question: is Nigerian agriculture really underfunded?

Link in bio. by @regiuscapitallimited_

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