OFFER FOR SALES OF 37% EQUITY (PUBLIC GROUP) OF AN OIL PALM COMPANY IN ONDO SOUTH OF ONDO STATE

Harvest Investment Co LTD

RC: 171691.
Registered office:  23, Marina, Lagos, Nigeria.

OFFER FOR SALES OF 37% EQUITY (PUBLIC GROUP) OF AN OIL PALM COMPANY IN ONDO SOUTH OF ONDO STATE

Messrs MDCS Consulting Services (Consultant to Harvest Investment Co LTD) hereby advertise to sell 30% stake (Equity) out of 37% of an Oil Palm belonging to the Public Group of Shareholders in Ondo South to core Investor on behalf of our respective Clients under the General Public Shareholders’ Group.

We do request for Expression of Interest from Eligible Buyers to acquire 30% Equity stake in the Company Shares.

Submission of Expression of Interest should be sent to:

[email protected], with [email protected], in copy.

Pre Qualification Requirement are:

Application/Expression of Interest must be sent in soft copy to our email:

[email protected], with [email protected], in copy.

Your company Profile with particulars of Directors in conjunction with Company Allotment of Shares to each Director

DEADLINE for bidding and submission of application is: 12 noon, November 15, 2018.

Contact Phone Number for details:

O.O. Niyi: (Principal Consultant) 07053333039


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