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Commercium Africa

Name: Commercium Africa
Address: 2-4 Moseley Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, 101241, NG
Telephone: +2347033505533

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Trade facilitation consultancy for international companies in key African markets.

18/09/2026

Nigeria is returning to FTSE Russell’s Frontier Market indices after a three-year absence.

The reclassification reflects improvements in FX liquidity, capital repatriation and overall market accessibility, making Nigerian equities more accessible through global investment benchmarks.

For international investors, this increases the visibility of Nigeria’s capital market and could support greater participation from funds tracking frontier-market indices.

The reclassification is an important step. Sustaining the improvements that made it possible will be what matters next.

17/09/2026

A ₦2.15 trillion IPO - Africa's largest ever - launching this week marks a landmark moment for Nigeria's capital markets, signalling deep investor appetite and a maturing exchange capable of absorbing mega-listings.

This is the kind of event that firmly puts Nigeria on the radar of global institutional investors watching where African capital flows next.

Commercium Africa helps investors understand what a moment like this means for market entry timing and positions clients to capitalise on the broader wave of confidence it generates.

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15/09/2026

Nigeria is often described as a difficult market.

And yes — it can be complex.

But it is also one of the largest and most dynamic business environments in Africa, with real opportunities for companies willing to approach it strategically.

In this video, our Head of Market Entry shares practical insights on doing business in Nigeria, where foreign companies often get it wrong, and how local ex*****on makes the difference.

At Commercium Africa, we help companies move from market interest to practical implementation on the ground.

Watch the full video here.

11/09/2026

Nigeria is introducing a more predictable framework for deep-offshore investment.

The newly approved structure is designed to replace lengthy project-by-project negotiations with clearer terms for qualifying developments, with the government targeting up to $50 billion in investment.

For international energy companies, clearer terms can make it easier to assess project viability, manage risk and make long-term investment decisions.

The impact could also extend across engineering, fabrication, marine logistics and technical services as new projects move forward.

09/09/2026

Nigeria’s exports to China are gaining momentum.

Nigeria-China trade reached $17.4 billion in the first half of 2026, up 35% year-on-year, while Chinese imports from Nigeria increased by 81% to $2.25 billion following the introduction of China’s zero-tariff policy for eligible African products.

For Nigerian exporters and manufacturers, greater market access creates an important opportunity. But taking advantage of it will depend on more than simply increasing export volumes.

Product quality, production capacity, market standards and reliable routes to buyers will all determine how effectively Nigerian businesses can compete in the Chinese market.

Tariff access opens the door. Competitiveness determines who walks through it.

08/09/2026

Nigeria is looking to play a bigger role in Africa’s growing AI and digital economy.

The ambition goes beyond technology adoption. The focus is increasingly on building the infrastructure, skills and local capacity needed to develop and export digital solutions.

With GITEX Nigeria taking place last week, attention is turning to what it will take to translate that ambition into investment and commercially viable opportunities.

As Nigeria builds its digital ecosystem, opportunities are emerging across AI, cloud and data infrastructure, cybersecurity and digital services - creating new possibilities for investment, technology partnerships and market entry.

03/09/2026

Africa’s largest Africa Study Abroad Fair is back this October. 🌍

Meet official representatives from international universities and institutions in Abuja, Lagos Island and Lagos Mainland.

Explore your study options, ask questions face to face, and get clearer about your next steps.

📍 Abuja — 5 October
📍 Lagos Island — 8 October
📍 Lagos Mainland — 10 October

Registration is free.

👉 africastudyabroad.com

02/09/2026

Nigeria remains one of Africa's most attractive business destinations.

Our Nigeria Business Visit Packages provide you with market intelligence, business introductions, local coordination, and strategic support to reduce risk and create opportunity.

Gain the insight and support needed to navigate one of Africa’s most dynamic markets; book a strategy session to explore opportunities tailored to your industry and goals at www.commercium.africa/visitnigeria

01/09/2026

Many international companies travel to Nigeria with high expectations but leave without meaningful business outcomes.

Our Nigeria Business Visit Packages help you connect with qualified partners, distributors, investors, government stakeholders, and industry leaders before you arrive.

Turn your next business trip into a strategic market-entry opportunity.

📞 Book a free consultation today and start planning a business visit that delivers measurable results.

28/08/2026

Nigeria's free zones are taking on a broader role in the market-entry landscape.

Beyond fiscal incentives, Nigeria’s Special Economic Zones can offer investors access to established infrastructure, coordinated licensing and streamlined Customs processes, alongside proximity to industrial, logistics and energy networks.

For businesses assessing where to establish operations, these factors can shape operating costs, supply chains, regulatory requirements and access to export markets.

The decision is therefore not simply whether to enter Nigeria, but where and under what operating structure.

Address

2-4 Moseley Road, Ikoyi
Lagos
101241

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 16:00
Thursday	08:00 - 16:00
Friday	08:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+2347033505533

Website

https://commercium.africa/

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