Champion Breweries completes redemption of its N15bn commercial paper issuance

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: April 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Champion Breweries completes redemption of its N15bn commercial paper issuance

Champion Breweries PLC has recently completed the redemption of its N15 billion commercial paper issuance, including the repayment of Series 1 amounting to ₦4.22 billion made in December 2025. This operation reflects the company's commitment to its financial obligations. Details regarding Series 2 were not specified in the article.

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