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VFD Group sets sights on Pan-African expansion following N50.67bn rights issue

VFD Group is positioning itself for broader continental growth following the successful completion of its ₦50.67 billion rights issue, a major milestone expected to strengthen the company’s expansion drive across key African markets.

Speaking during the company’s 10th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Lagos, Group CEO Nonso Okpala disclosed that the investment holding company is set to pursue a carefully structured Pan-African expansion strategy aimed at delivering sustainable growth while maximising long-term shareholder value.

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According to Okpala, the capital raised through the rights issue will support the Group’s ambitions to deepen its footprint beyond Nigeria, while enabling it to explore strategic opportunities across emerging African economies. He noted that VFD Group remains committed to a disciplined and value-driven expansion model that prioritises resilience, profitability, innovation, and long-term market relevance.

The development reflects growing confidence in African-led investment institutions and highlights the increasing role of indigenous financial groups in driving regional economic integration and cross-border business expansion.

As African markets continue to evolve, VFD Group’s expansion plans further reinforce the broader conversation around intra-African investment, financial innovation, and the emergence of homegrown institutions with continental ambitions.

The successful rights issue also signals strong investor confidence in the Group’s long-term strategy and leadership direction as it seeks to strengthen its position within Africa’s rapidly transforming financial and investment landscape.

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