Sygnus, a leading alternative investments firm in the region, and the Carbyne Capital Investments team, joined hands with the Kiwanis Club of CyberConnect Jamaica to spread festive cheer at the Bustamante Hospital for Children with over 450 gifts on Thursday, December 14
(OUR Today – Feature Article) In the dynamic landscape of modern finance, traditional investment avenues are no longer the sole players in the market. Alternative investments, particularly private credit, have emerged as a powerful catalyst, transforming the way businesses secure funding and investors seek returns. As we navigate an era marked by economic uncertainties, Sygnus is at the forefront of this transformation, offering a unique perspective on the evolving role of private credit.
Sygnus Credit Investments Limited (“SCI” or the “company”) an entity under the Leading Alternative Investments firm, Sygnus Capital Limited (“Sygnus”), has announced its Dual Currency Cumulative Redeemable Preference Share Offer (the “Preference Share Offer”) of US$20 million and J$800 million, across three (3) classes of Preference Shares.
Sygnus Real Estate Finance Limited (“SRF” or the “Company”), a specialty real estate investment company, which uses flexible capital (debt and equity) to unlock value in real estate assets across the industrial, residential, commercial, hospitality and infrastructure segments, released its financial results for the financial year ended August 31, 2023 (“FYE Aug 2023”). SRF reported a book value per share of J$23.89 for FYE Aug 2023, compared with J$23.24 per share last year, while net profit attributable to shareholders was J$211.44 million compared with J$692.95 million last year. The company’s average return on equity over its 4 years since it began operating was 22.9%.
Sygnus has reaffirmed its dedication to advancing literacy and critical-thinking skills among young boys through its recent partnership with Amplified Studios’ ‘Reading N’ Reasoning With 500 Boys’ initiative.
Sygnus, the leading alternative investments firm in the Caribbean, stands unwavering in its commitment to support the battle against breast cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths. On Tuesday, October 10, 2023, the firm made a generous donation of J$500,000 to the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) and its affiliated organisation, Jamaica Reach To Recovery (JR2R).
The Mona School of Business (MSBM), in marking its 10th anniversary with a gala and awards ceremony, utilised the momentous platform to honour local outstanding leaders in the business world. Among those awarded was Berisford Grey, CEO and co-founder of leading alternative investments firm Sygnus Group, who received the prestigious ‘Emerging Business Leader’ award. This recognition was a testament to his visionary leadership at Sygnus.
Acrecent Financial Corporation, a leader in financing solutions for small and medium-sized businesses in Puerto Rico, is pleased to announce its 20th anniversary, a moment to celebrate its contribution to the growth and strengthening of the local economy.
The Sygnus Team had an exhilarating adventure in the heart of Chukka White River Valley on July 28 2023 for our annual Sygnus Olympics where we engaged in friendly competition. The team enjoyed fun team-building activities through various races, challenges, and vibrant cheerleading performances, adding an extra touch of energy and camaraderie to the event.
Sygnus Real Estate Finance Limited (“SRF” or the “Company”), a specialty real estate investment company, which uses flexible capital (debt and equity) to unlock value in real estate assets across the industrial, residential, commercial, hospitality and infrastructure segments, released its financial results for the nine months (“9 Month 2023”) and third quarter ended May 31, 2023 (“Q3 May 2023”). During 9 Month 2023, the company deployed J$2.82 billion in investment commitments, compared to J$2.42 billion in the corresponding period last year. Total real estate investment assets increased by 27.9%, exceeding J$14.1 billion dollars, while book value per share increased 6.3% to J$21.82.