DEALS | 20 MAY 2022 Building a new standard for investing in Africa Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > Building a new standard for investing in Africa SHARE With the bravery to imagine and the will to get things done, our Absa Nigeria team acted as Joint Lead Issuing House on the @DangoteCement deal, the largest corporate bond offering in the history of the Nigerian capital markets. The Absa Nigeria team acted as Joint Lead on the Dangote Cement Plc Deal, allocating NGN 116 billion across a 5-, 7-, and 10-year fixed-rate deal. This is the largest corporate bond offering in the history of the Nigerian capital markets. This historic transaction exemplifies our credentials as one of the premier investment banks in Nigeria and across the African continent, despite the continued strain on the Nigerian economy. We are proud of the success of this deal as it demonstrates our expert knowledge in providing tailored debt and capital raising solutions for our corporate clients in Nigeria and across the African continent. The bravery to imagine. That’s Africanacity. Contact us: Kumeshen Naidoo Solly Odidison https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles DEALS Energising Progress with Africa’s Largest Standalone Battery Facility We are proud to have played a pivotal role in one of Africa’s most significant energy milestones: the Red Sands Battery Energy Storage Project which is set to become the continent’s largest standalone battery energy storage facility to date to move towards construction. Read more DEALS Supporting expansion in SA’s healthcare property market Absa CIB partners with Growthpoint Healthcare Property Holdings on a R950 million facility to finance healthcare infrastructure. Read more DEALS Connecting African Growth with Global Capital Absa Corporate and Investment Banking supported Ecobank Transnational Inc.’s (ETI) landmark $125 million Eurobond Tap - the first African financial institution issuance in international markets following the tariff-related US market disruption. Read more