Vantage Capital will provide Landmark Africa with $20 million of financing to support property development in Africa.
The funding will help the company pursue its mixed-used Landmark Village development on Victoria Island. The project is expected to host a four-star hotel, restaurants, office space, retail stores and parking.
“We are excited to have Vantage partner with us on our journey to
achieving the $5 billion valuation mark over the next decade," Landmark CEO
Paul Onwuanibe said. "Our 19-year global and African real estate experience has keenly sharpened our
insight in forging strategic alignments; especially in Africa. We are
convinced the advent of Vantage will portend a marked acceleration
towards achieving our goals and rewriting the African story.”
During its nearly two decades in business, Landmark has developed more than 32 acres of land, including shopping malls and office complexes for large companies.
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