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Commercial Paper Issuance: Finceptive Limited Series 2

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FINCEPTIVE LIMITED (“Finceptive” or the “Company” or the “Issuer”) Opened Series 2 Commercial Paper Issuance Worth Up to ₦4 Billion- Closes on the 25th of March.

Finceptive Limited has commenced its Series 2 Commercial Paper (CP) issuance, aiming to raise up to ₦4 billion under its ₦5 billion Commercial Paper Issuance Programme. This issuance presents a unique opportunity for investors looking to participate in Nigeria’s growing financial market. 

Finceptive is a financial intermediary company that was incorporated in Nigeria on 22 July 2021. The company provides lending services including local purchase order (LPO) financing and invoice discounting to vendors of blue-chip companies. The range of services offered by Finceptive empowers businesses to maintain liquidity, sustain operations and drive growth.

Since its inception, the company has provided over ₦44 billion in funding to small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) and supported over 35,000 SMEs.  The company has a stable and experienced executive management team with a history of consistent superior financial performance and returns. For more information about the company visit https://finceptive.co/

The current offer, which opened on Tuesday 17th of March, 2026 is expected to close on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. 

Finceptive has an A2 short-term rating and BBB long-term rating from DataPro, indicating strong creditworthiness, good profitability, and ability to meet its financial obligations in a timely manner. The rating also reflects the Issuer's sound financial position, operational performance, and overall business profile.

In 2025*, the company’s revenue expanded by an impressive 113.12% year-on-year to settle at ₦4.91 billion. The profit before tax and the profit after tax of the company stood at ₦2.13 billion and ₦1.56 billion, an increase of 108.92% and 131.81% respectively year-on-year.

Do your due diligence and reach out to your Investment Advisor if you qualify to invest in this Series and are interested in the offer. Note that only High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs) or Eligible Individual Investors (EIIs) and Qualified Institutional Investors (QIIs) may participate in sophisticated high-risk Investment activities.

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