A leading commodities trading company in Nigeria which deals in the export of solid minerals and agricultural products, Neveah Ltd has clocked ten years in business with an impressive record of impactful strides in the society.
Registered under Companies and Allied Matters Act in the year 2014, Neveah has since inception made significant contributions in providing alternatives to oil revenue by pushing outside the shores of Nigeria numerous mineral resources deposited underneath the soil of the West African nation, including metal and agro-commodities, as well as providing logistics services.
Among numerous achievements, Neveah was ranked the 18th fastest growing company in Africa by Financial Times/Statista in 2023.
Also, the company under the management of the MD/CEO, Mr. Ibidapo Lawal also earlier in the year redeemed its obligation of the N2.92bn Series 7, 8 and 11 commercial papers issued between February and July 2023.
This was seen among stakeholders as a demonstration of the company's pursuit to become the foremost indigenous export company for solid minerals and agricultural products in Nigeria.
In appreciation of its workforce, the company earlier in the year announced a whopping 48% pay rise to its staff. This was aimed at assisting them mitigate the impact of economic difficulties amidst rising cost of living.
It was also in demonstration of the company's commitment to go keep their staff duly motivated for optimum service delivery.
The milestone of one decade is seen as a giant achievement, having surmounted barrage of obstacles to remain waxing in the country's business environment.
With over 70 staff, the company in 2022 was awarded the Best Sectoral Exporters of Solid Minerals by Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and was most recently ranked 18th out of Financial Times’ ranking of the 100 fastest growing companies in Nigeria.
The Chief Executive, Mr. Lawal has also been at forefront in drumming in support for women inclusion in all spheres of the society. While making a case for empowerment of women through education as an easy access to have them on the table of decision-making, he also extolled their contributions towards economic growth of the country.
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