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AMCON completes sale of Enterprise Bank
Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (“AMCON”) said that it has successfully completed the sale of the entire issued and fully paid up ordinary shares of Enterprise Bank Limited (“Enterprise Bank” or “EBL”) to HBCL Investment Services Limited (“HISL”) (the “Transaction”), for a consideration of N56.1billion.
The Transaction was structured as a broad public auction process, which attracted interest from multiple domestic and international bidders, with HISL emerging as the preferred bidder. Completion of this Transaction follows from the fulfilment of the terms and conditions stated in the Share Purchase Agreement (“SPA”) executed between AMCON and HISL.
The Transaction has been approved by the Board of Directors of AMCON and relevant regulatory approvals have been obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Securities & Exchange Commission.
In line with AMCON’s strategic objectives, this Transaction marks the divestment of the first of three banks that were acquired by AMCON in August 2011 and represents a landmark transaction in the Nigerian banking sector.
Citigroup Global Markets Limited and Vetiva Capital Management Limited acted as Financial Advisers to AMCON while G. Elias & Co. acted as Legal Advisers to AMCON on the Transaction.
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