Johnvents Seeks ₦5bn Via Series 1 & 2 Commercial Papers

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For investors seeking both returns and impact, Johnvents Industries offers a rare opportunity.

The Nigerian agribusiness giant aims to raise ₦5 billion through its Series 1 & 2 non-interest Commercial Paper issuance, which will close on Thursday, August 21, 2025.

For investors seeking both returns and impact, Johnvents Industries offers a rare opportunity.

Unlike conventional debt plays, this issuance follows the Murabaha model.

In this structure, Johnvents Industries Non-Interest Funding SPV Plc sells the goods, while Johnvents Industries Limited purchases them.

Consequently, the company aligns its capital-raising process with non-interest financial principles and embeds transparency from start to finish.

This issuance also forms part of the company’s broader ₦15 billion programme.

Strong Financial Momentum

Meanwhile, Johnvents continues to deliver exceptional financial results.

In 2024, the company more than doubled its turnover to ₦230.63 billion and lifted its profit before tax to ₦25.75 billion.

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It also increased equity to ₦133.59 billion from ₦69.83 billion and boosted total assets by over 130% to ₦249.02 billion.

The company achieved these gains by expanding operations and strategically increasing inventory levels.

Cocoa Powerhouse In Action

At the heart of this success, Johnvents runs a 15,000-tonne semi-automated cocoa processing facility in Akure along the Ilesa–Benin Expressway.

The plant processes up to 30 tonnes of cocoa beans daily, producing 5 tonnes of cocoa butter and 25 tonnes of cake or powder.

In addition, the company works directly with over 2,000 farmers and local buying agents across eight Nigerian states, ensuring a steady supply of high-quality cocoa.

Furthermore, Johnvents holds strong credit ratings—‘BBB+’ from both GCR and Agusto & Co—because it maintains robust financial health and excellent operational performance.

By investing in the Series 1 & 2 issuance, investors can not only support Africa’s food security and export ambitions but also participate in a growth story designed to deliver solid financial and social returns.

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