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2025: CapitalSage Holdings focuses on global acceleration

Hakeem Gbadamosi
January 29, 2025
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As part of efforts to shore up its marginal productivity, a multinational conglomerate dedicated to building global businesses from Africa, CapitalSage Holdings said it would focus on global acceleration in the new fiscal year.

The conglomerate dropped this hint after the closing of a 5-day transformative retreat at the tranquil Ojere Resort organised for leaders from different sectors of the economy to chart a new target for the conglomerate for the new fiscal year.

Centered on the company’s 2025 theme: “Restoration and Acceleration,” the retreat saw leaders from agribusiness, FMCG, financial services, healthcare, logistics, exports, and fintech, among others, converge to brainstorm on how to move the company forward.

At the retreat, the leaders reflected on CapitalSage Holdings’ commitment to two pivotal objectives that define its strategic vision for 2025.

On restoration, there would be a focus on strengthening the company’s foundation by deepening its core values, reconnecting with its mission, and fostering a culture of resilience and adaptability.

Acceleration represents a bold drive to scale operations, embrace innovation audaciousness, and deliver inclusive solutions that address critical needs across Africa and beyond.

The Group Managing Director of the conglomerate, John Alamu, in his opening address at the retreat, emphasized the importance of the theme.

He said “Restoration and Acceleration’ captures our ambition to balance stability with momentum.

“We’re fortifying our foundation to serve as a launchpad for transformative growth. Our goal is to drive economic empowerment, create sustainable solutions, and inspire a prosperous future across every sector we touch.”

Moreover, the retreat featured insightful discussions, strategy workshops, and collaborative brainstorming sessions.

The leaders present at the retreat reviewed the company’s achievements in 2024, identified areas for growth, and laid out clear action plans to drive empowerment and inclusive solutions for 2025.

During the sessions, emphasis was laid on innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity – core pillars of CapitalSage’s mission to foster economic growth and prosperity.

With its sights set firmly on the future, CapitalSage Holdings is primed to create a lasting impact by addressing global challenges through its diverse subsidiaries – Johnvents Group, CapitalSage Technology (Kolomoni, ERCAS), Best Western Hospital – all united under a bold vision for 2025.

At the close of the retreat, an ambitious course has been charted for the conglomerate to increase profitability by 25 percent and expand its presence to 10 additional countries across Africa Asia, and North America.

Alamu, therefore, assured that the conglomerate remained dedicated to empowering individuals and communities while creating sustainable, long-term prosperity across Africa and beyond.

CapitalSage Holdings has investments spanning agribusiness, FMCG, financial services, healthcare, logistics, exports, and fintech. Guided by its mission to build global businesses from Africa, the company is dedicated to driving empowerment, fostering inclusive growth, and creating sustainable solutions for a prosperous world.


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