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Home»Banking & Finance»Capital Market»FMDQ Exchange Admits BUA Cement Plc’s ₦115.00bn Series 1 Bond
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FMDQ Exchange Admits BUA Cement Plc’s ₦115.00bn Series 1 Bond

By Orientalnews StaffMay 24, 2021No Comments4 Mins Read
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The FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited has admitted BUA Cement PLC ₦115.00 billion Series 1 Fixed Rate Senior Unsecured Bond under its ₦200.00 billion Bond Issuance Programme, for listing on its platform, as approved by the Board Listings and Markets Committee of the Exchange.

This issuance, a first by BAU Cement Plc becomes the largest corporate bond issued in the Nigerian debt capital markets (DCM). The proceeds from the issuance will be used to refinance existing debt obligations of the issuer, finance the issuer’s working capital as well as fund its Debt Service Reserve Account.

 

BUA Cement, a publicly listed company, is the second largest cement producer in Nigeria and the largest cement producer in the North Western region of the country. Speaking on the significant and successful issuance of the Bond, the Chairman, BUA Cement, Abdul Samad Rabiu, stated “this is the largest corporate bond issue in the history of Nigeria’s DCM.

In 2020, we made a strategic decision as a proudly Nigerian company to list the shares of BUA Cement. This was in line with our core strategy to continue seeking out viable investment and growth opportunities within Nigeria. This bond issue – a first by BUA Cement, demonstrates our confidence in the Nigerian DCM as well as continued investor confidence in BUA Cement’s business model, our management team, and long-term strategy, all supported by strong credit ratings. We remain committed to unlocking opportunities within the industry for Nigeria”.

 

The Chief Executive Officer, BUA Cement, Engineer Yusuf Binji, also mentioned that “the success of the bond issue underscores the strength of BUA Cement’s brand. The transaction, being the largest corporate bond issuance in the history of Nigeria’s DCM, reiterates the strength and acceptance of BUA Cement’s brand and the trust placed by stakeholders in the Company’s strong cash generation capacity, credit profile and strategy driven by a well experienced management team.

Diversifying and extending the duration of our funding sources with the inclusion of this Bond, at a competitive rate, will further enable us to achieve our strategic objectives and vision. We also have confidence in FMDQ Exchange, hence our decision to list the Bond on the Exchange. BUA Cement is profoundly grateful to the entire transaction parties, the bondholders and the regulators, who have made this become a reality today.”

 

The Head, Debt Capital Markets, Stanbic IBTC Capital Limited – sponsor of the Bond on FMDQ Exchange and Registration Member (Listing) of the Exchange – Tokunbo Aturamu expressed his delight at the successful issuance and listing of BUA Cement’s ₦115.00 billion 7.50 % 7-year Fixed Rate Series 1 Bond.

He noted that this is the largest ever bond issued by a corporate issuer in the history of the Nigerian capital markets and thanked the investor community for their overwhelming support of the bond issue and BUA Cement, as evidenced by an over-subscription level of 38.00%.

Mr. Aturamu commended BUA Cement for embracing the DCM as a complementary source of raising financing and expressed his appreciation to the board and management of BUA Cement for the opportunity given to Stanbic IBTC Capital to act as the Lead Issuing House to the landmark bond issue. Mr. Aturamu also commended the other Issuing Houses, UCML Capital Limited and Tiddo Securities Limited, for the important role they played in the success of the bond issue.

 

The admission of this Bond to FMDQ Exchange is reflective of the potential of the Nigerian DCM and the commendable level of confidence demonstrated by both issuer and investors and validates the efficient processes and integrated systems through which FMDQ Holdings Plc via its subsidiaries – FMDQ Exchange, FMDQ Clear Limited, FMDQ Depository Limited has sustained its service delivery to the market and its diverse stakeholders.

 

The BUA Cement Bond, like all other securities listed, quoted, and traded on the FMDQ Exchange platform, shall be availed global visibility through FMDQ Exchange’s website and systems, transparency through its inclusion in the FMDQ Daily Quotations List, governance and continuous information disclosure to protect investor interest, and credible price formation, amongst other benefits derived from its preferred admission on the FMDQ Exchange platform.

The BUA Cement Bond, also lodged on FMDQ Depository, will be availed efficient and seamless issue admittance and distribution, an accurate record-keeping platform, as well as efficient value chain linkages guaranteed by FMDQ’s vertically integrated structure (Exchange, Clearing & Depository), amongst other value-added services.

 

FMDQ Group is Africa’s first vertically integrated financial market infrastructure (FMI) group which provides a one-stop platform for the seamless and cost-efficient execution, risk management, clearing, settlement, depository and data and information services for the Nigerian financial market, towards making it Globally competitive, Operationally excellent, Liquid and Diverse, in line with its GOLD Agenda.

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