Neimeth Pharmaceuticals to raise N3.68bn via rights issue

Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc is set to float a rights issue of N3.67bn through the Nigerian capital market.

The rights issue which would take place in August would be used to raise N3,679,618,625 at the cost of N1.55k per  50 Kobo share.

Neimeth stated that its shareholders had in March, 2022 at the 63rd annual general meeting, approved the creation of 2,373,947,500 additional ordinary shares which would be allotted at the rate of five new shares for every four shares currently held in the company.

The Chairman of the Board, Dr. Ambrosie Orjiako, said the money was being raised to construct a new multi products facility that would be tailored to comply with the World Health Organization’s current standards of Good Manufacturing Practice at Amawbia in Anambra State.

It is also to be used to support the company’s strategic plan of maintaining a sustainable capital structure, leverage the company’s balance sheet, reduce cost of borrowing or finance costs and fund working capital.

Source: Neimeth Pharmaceuticals to raise N3.68bn via rights issue – StocksWatch (stocksng.com)

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