Fidelity Bank signs $40m cocoa export deal with Afreximbank and JohnVents Industries

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Agri/Soft Commodities

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Middle East & Africa

Fidelity Bank has entered into a $40 million deal with the Afreximbank and JohnVents Industries for cocoa exports. Afreximbank will provide the $40 million pre-export finance facility, with Fidelity Bank acting as the local administrative agent.

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