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Johnvents Industries’ ₦80 Billion Series 1 Issuance Commercial Paper Closes Oversubscribed

Johnvents Industries Limited (Johnvents or the Company) has successfully closed its ₦80 billion Series 1 Commercial Paper issuance under its ₦250 billion Commercial Paper Programme. The offer attracted subscriptions above the ₦80 billion issue size, reflecting strong institutional participation and continued market interest in the Company’s credit story, operating performance, and growth plans.…

Johnvents Industries Limited has successfully completed the issuance of a ₦80 billion Series 1 Commercial Paper under its ₦250 billion Commercial Paper Programme. The offering exceeded the target, indicating robust institutional interest and sustained market confidence in the company's creditworthiness, performance, and growth prospects.

This achievement marks a crucial juncture in Johnvents' transformation from a commodity sourcing and trading entity to a fully integrated agribusiness and food manufacturing platform. The Nigerian agribusiness conglomerate, part of the Johnvents Group, aims to move agricultural output from farm to industrial and consumer markets, enhancing quality control, traceability, and value capture.

The financing will be utilized to meet the company's seasonal working capital demands, including commodity acquisition and processing during the current fiscal cycle. The issuance closely followed an extensive investor engagement program, featuring stakeholder meetings and facility tours, providing investors with firsthand insights into Johnvents' operations, processing capacity, inventory cycles, and value chain.

The repayment of the Series 21 Commercial Paper, valued at ₦28.64 billion, was completed on schedule, further underscoring the company's commitment to prudent liquidity management. Johnvents' leadership expressed gratitude to investors for their confidence and emphasized the importance of executing the plan responsibly, aligning proceeds with operating cash flows while adhering to maturity schedules.

The issuance was strategically timed to align with the business's working capital cycle, capitalizing on seasonal agricultural commodity procurement and processing windows.

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