NEXIM, Afreximbank mobilise $50m support fund for SMEs The Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) has announced its partnership with African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) to mobilise the sum of $50 million to support Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria. NEXIM announced on Tuesday in Abuja that the $50m Project Preparation Fund for Nigeria was for the provision of technical assistance to bankable SMEs, especially those promoted by women and youths. The bank’s Managing Director, Abubakar Bello, disclosed this at the inauguration of Women and Youth Export Development Fund with the theme,…
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Afreximbank signs $350m facility for OCP Nigerian, others expansion
Afreximbank signs $350m facility for OCP Nigerian, others expansion The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has announced the signing of a seven-year $350 million Term Loan Facility to provide financing to OCP Group of Morocco. The bank made the announcement in a statement it issued in Cairo, Egypt on Monday, adding that the financing was to support the group’s expansion plans across Africa. Prof. Benedict Oramah, the bank’s president, said the partnership was in fulfilment of its mandate of facilitating export development in the continent and promoting intra-African trade and…
Read moreAPPLY: BoI readies fresh $1bn loan at single digit interest rate
APPLY: BoI readies fresh $1bn loan at single digit interest rate The Bank of Industry (BoI) has announced the successful conclusion of a landmark $1 billion loan syndication transaction aimed at improving the capacity of the bank to effectively support Micro, Small, Medium (MSMEs) and Large enterprises across key sectors. According to a statement from the bank, the transaction marked the third major international debt syndication deal successfully concluded by BoI within the last three years. The bank recalled that in 2018, it had raised the sum of $750m,…
Read moreAfreximbank posts $217m net income in 9 months, as assets hit $19bn
The bank’s total assets increased by 34 per cent to 19.33 billion dollars as at Sept. 30, 2020 against 14.44 billion dollars as at Dec. 31, 2019, primarily as a result of increases in loans and advances and cash and cash equivalents.
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