CandourCrest Financial Services Limited has rewarded three small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) as part of its ongoing efforts to support startups. During the company’s 5th anniversary, Founder and CEO Debola Agunbiade emphasized the company’s dedication to aiding young businesses and disclosed the presentation of grants to the three SMEs.
Agunbiade highlighted that CandourCrest has significantly grown its clientele and completed transactions totaling over N16 billion in its five years of operation. “We especially wish to thank all our clients for their dedication and loyalty to our success. As we always emphasize, it is not just about business for us; it is about partnership,” Agunbiade said. He encouraged businesses to view challenges as catalysts for growth, saying, “I dare say you should ride on them.”
Agunbiade also noted that CandourCrest provides financial and leasing services rooted in integrity and transparency, with a mission to support economic growth and development. The firm is committed to giving back to the community, supporting SMEs, schools, churches, and women’s programs. Recognized for its innovative services, CandourCrest has received accolades such as Africa’s Most Innovative Loan and Credit Service Brand Award 2023 and recognition from FCMB’s SheVentures Women in Business segment.
Independent Director Dr. Oluseyi Olanrewaju praised CandourCrest’s stringent corporate governance, stating, “It has assembled a versatile board with members from diverse backgrounds.”
Olusegun Akanji, CEO of Logik Field Limited, commended CandourCrest’s efforts in assisting clients, noting he has referred several clients due to the company’s outstanding service. He also mentioned that CandourCrest has emerged as one of the foremost Central Bank of Nigeria-licensed financial institutions.
“As CandourCrest looks to the future, it remains committed to its vision of becoming the preferred and most trusted Pan-African financial service partner. With aspirations to expand globally, the company is poised for continued growth and impact,” Akanji added.
