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    Nigerian Breweries Seeks to Raise N20bn from Debt Market

    Julius AlagbeBy Julius AlagbeJanuary 12, 2023 Companies No Comments1 Min Read
    Nigerian Breweries Seeks to Raise N20bn from Debt Market
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    Nigerian Breweries Seeks to Raise N20bn from Debt Market

    Nigerian Breweries Plc has announced a plan to raise N20 billion from commercial paper issuance to support the company’s short-term capital: working capital and other cash demand from the local debt market, according to a regulatory filing seen by MarketForces Africa.

    The brewer told the Nigerian Exchange Limited and the investing public about the issuance which it says comes under its Commercial Paper programme.

    The company has a window to raise short-term funds via the issuance of series 1, 2 and 3 under its ₦100 billion commercial paper programme which opens on 11th January 2023. It said series 1 would be for a tenor of 91 days, Series 2 would be for 120 days and Series 3 would be for 154 days.

    The company stated that its commercial paper programme continues to provide the opportunity for non-equity investors to invest, support its cost management initiatives and serve as an additional source of funding. # Nigerian Breweries Seeks to Raise N20bn from Debt Market

    >>>Nigerian Treasury Bills Yield Crashed to 3.4%

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