Lists $500m bond on the BSE
The company extends an invitation to investors
Zambia’s United Capital Fertilizer has unveiled its $500 million listed Bond on the Botswana Stock Exchange, signaling a strategic move towards sustained growth and expansion.
The company’s chair Chance Kabaghe said the decision to list the Bond on the Botswana Stock Exchange is not merely a financial transaction for United Capital Fertilizer; it is a commitment to fostering enduring partnerships, sharing knowledge, and contributing to the economic development of the nation. With Botswana offering a stable economy and vibrant financial markets, the company sees this listing as a strategic move with the potential for mutual growth and prosperity.
The company’s Phase 2 expansion, which includes the development of the Urea Fertilizer Plant, reflects a commitment to innovation and responsibility. Kabaghe said United Capital Fertilizer aims not only to increase production capacity but to invest in the future of agriculture, sustainability, and economic resilience. The company aspires to be recognised as the premier producer and supplier of high-quality and affordable fertilizer products in Southern Africa, with a mission that extends beyond business to supporting farmers and contributing to food security in the region.
United Capital Fertilizer’s bond program is expected to have a significant impact on the economies of SADC countries, particularly Botswana, which are primary markets for their products. Kabaghe extended an invitation to investors to join in their journey, participate in the success story of United Capital Fertilizer, and contribute to the economic prosperity of the entire region. The call is to join in the commitment to growth, sustainability, and community development, cultivating a future that is not only fruitful for the business but nourishing for the communities served by United Capital Fertilizer.
As part of its corporate social responsibility, United Capital Fertilizer is committed to deepening engagement with local communities. Beyond rhetoric, it aims to create a positive impact on the lives of people in the regions where it operates. Through strategic partnerships and community initiatives, the company is dedicated to fostering sustainable development that benefits all.
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