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    Sterling Holdco Attracts Investor Frenzy with Strategic Expansion and Discounted Share Offer

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    Sterling Financial Holdings Company Plc. (‘Sterling Holdco’)—the powerhouse behind The Alternative Bank, Sterling Bank, SterlingFI, and other innovative ventures—is making headlines with its dynamic public offer launched on September 17, 2025.

    The offer has quickly gained traction, drawing enthusiastic interest from both institutional and retail investors eager to secure a stake in one of Nigeria’s most forward-thinking financial groups.

    Priced at ₦7.00 per share, nearly 6% below its current trading price, the offer presents a rare opportunity to invest in a company whose stock has nearly doubled in the past year—from ₦4.00 to almost ₦8.00.

    Analysts are calling it one of the most attractive entries in Nigeria’s financial market, with speculation mounting that the offer may already be oversubscribed ahead of its closing date.

    Sterling Holdco’s appeal lies in its robust fundamentals and ambitious growth strategy. With ownership of two banks, a wealth management firm, and a suite of consumer-focused businesses, the company is raising capital to fuel its expansion over the next 36 months, reinforcing its position as a leader in innovation and sustainable finance.

    This public offer isn’t just a financial transaction—it’s a vote of confidence in Sterling Holdco’s vision for the future of banking and wealth creation in Nigeria.

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