Sygnus Credit Investments Limited (SCI) will be turning deeper focus on impact investing going forward as it looks to have a greater social impact in the region while growing its private credit portfolio.

Sygnus Credit Investments (SCI) is thrilled to share that after a successful Dual Currency Redeemable Preference Share Offer closing on Dec 15, 2023, all tranches of the offered Preference Shares are officially listed and trading on the Main Market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange as of Jan 19, 2024! See the gallery below from this special event.

Sygnus Credit Investments (SCI) hosted its 6th Annual General Meeting on January 17, 2024, at our satellite location at The AC Hotel by Marriott. Shareholders were able to join us in person as well as online to participate in this milestone occasion. See images from this special event.

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(Jamaica Observer Article: Kingston, Jamaica)

Despite seeking a new round of funding close to the yuletide season and in one of the quietest years in recent times on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE), Sygnus Credit Investments Limited (SCI) was able to rake in US$50.25 million (J$7.78 billion) to fund its pipeline of private credit deals and next round of growth.

The St Lucian registered company had published its cumulative redeemable preference share prospectus on November 13 where it had sought US$25.10 million (J$3.99 billion). The offer which opened on November 20 and had an original closing date of December 6 was extended to December 15 due to the offer being oversubscribed. It’s now been revealed on the basis of an allotment published on Friday that SCI’s three classes of preferred shares received US$51.05 million (J$7.91 billion) in applications from investors.

(Jamaica Observer Article, Kingston, Jamaica)

“I believe that we are on target to being the most developed country in the Caribbean. Currently, there is a surplus of new residential projects and a promising pipeline of upcoming commercial ventures. However, there is untapped potential for further growth in the industrial and institutional sectors. What I’d like to see is more investment in construction for these sectors, and renovations to better the overall country.”

A seasoned professional in the field of construction and process management, Peta-gaye Simpson has roots which trace back to her start in the city Kingston.