SEC approves VFD Group's rights issue

March 13, 2026

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The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved VFD Group's rights issue.

VFD Group, a Nigerian financial services firm, has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission for its rights issue. This development allows the company to offer additional shares to existing shareholders. The approval was reported on March 13, 2026, marking a key step in the company's capital-raising efforts. No further details on the size or terms of the rights issue were provided in the available information.

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