The Immigration Act, 2015, makes it mandatory for every company with foreign equity participation to obtain a business permit from the Minister of Interior before it commences
20241226;It is common Knowledge that Nigeria is rich in mineral resources, making it a hub for several top mining companies in Nigeria contributing significantly to the economy.
202418;Nigeria’s mining sector is diverse in mineral resources that make a significant contribution to the nation’s gross domestic product. The country is endowed with an estimated
202418;Nigeria’s mining sector is diverse in mineral resources that make a significant contribution to the nation’s gross domestic product. The country is endowed with an estimated US$700 billion in commercially viable minerals,
borne by the foreign partner. In the event of a commercial discovery being made, the jointly-owned operating company would be remunerated out of the revenue earned. During the
220;Amid the global push for green energy solutions, Nigeria’s reserves of critical minerals such as lithium, manganese and nickel are in high demand, prompting the
borne by the foreign partner. In the event of a commercial discovery being made, the jointly-owned operating company would be remunerated out of the revenue earned. During the
2025514;To become the leading mining and metal company in Africa providing top notch product and services to the world and engage in transparent and inclusive mining operations
As part of regulatory requirements, foreign investors and offshore companies doing business or looking to establish in Nigeria must obtain Expatriate Quota from the Minister of Interior.
1213;Generally, any individual or company registered outside Nigeria and having the intention of carrying on business in Nigeria must be registered at the Corporate Affairs
NOTAP recommends local technical partners to Nigerian users in a bid to reduce the level of imported technology, which currently accounts for over 90% of technology in use in Nigeria.
2025331;Partnering with a local business can help foreign investors navigate the complex cultural, legal, and regulatory environment in Nigeria. and regulatory environment in Nigeria.
221;The low crude oil prices in 2019 add momentum to Nigeria’s need for economic diversification as its foreign earnings come primarily from crude oil sales. As a result, Nigeria is
2024726;One notable example of foreign investment in Nigeria is the partnership between MTN Group, a South African multinational telecommunications company, and local investors
2024426;Mining and trading house Glencore will invest in Nigeria''s mining sector if the government ensures a stable business climate, the company''s CEO said on Thursday during a
The companies seeking to engage in oil exploration and production may obtain different from licenses such as Oil Exploration License and Oil Mining Lease. The companies engaging in
2024926;Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) is an efficient and flexible way for foreign companies to invest in Nigeria’s growing economy. By leveraging Nigeria’s stock market,
2024426;The visit comes as Nigeria is seeking to woo foreign investors to its undeveloped mining sector. has said it would only grant new mining licences to companies
The company has also acquired a number of licenses majority of which are in Niger state and an exploration program is currently being carried out as stated by the director of PW Nigeria
HOW TO REGISTER A FOREIGN COMPANY IN NIGERIA. Foreign company registration in Nigeria is the main option a foreign entity/company can acquire a separate legal entity in
2024118;…Targets $500m in initial investments. Nigeria is targeting as much as $500 million in initial investment from foreign investors into its nascent solid minerals sector as it
2025322;Some are owned by Nigerians while some are foreign companies. In this article, we will highlight the top 10 mining companies in the country based on the minerals explore
2024510;Tinubu lauded the inauguration, boasting that it is Nigeria’s largest lithium processing plant and a clear indication of the country’s attractiveness for foreign investment.
A foreign-owned company must have a minimum of N100 Million authorized share capital. A foreigner from any country is allowed to register a company in Nigeria, and the process of
The companies seeking to engage in oil exploration and production may obtain different from licenses such as Oil Exploration License and Oil Mining Lease. The companies engaging in