COCOBOD raises GH¢3.4bn in first cocoa notes offer, 15% below indicative GH¢4bn target
COCOBOD has raised approximately GH¢3.4 billion through its first commercial paper issuance, falling about GH¢604 million short of the indicative GH¢4 billion presented to investors. The funds were raised through Cocoa Capital PLC, the wholly owned company established by COCOBOD to borrow from investors under its new domestic financing programme. According to the published results, […]
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