WorldStage– Mining investment firm Critical Minerals Financing Corp Plc (CMFC)—formerly known as DEAP Capital Management & Trust Plc—has issued a public notice requesting creditors, bondholders, and other claimants to submit particulars of outstanding claims for verification and reconciliation.
According to a corporate notice published on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on September 16, 2026, the exercise is part of a comprehensive regularisation process conducted with the “No Objection” of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and in compliance with SEC Administrative Proceeding Committee decision IN RE: APC/5/2013.
Key Highlights from the Public Notice:
Scope of Claims: The invitation applies to all individuals, corporate entities, financial institutions, government ministries and agencies, bondholders, and creditors claiming debts owed by DEAP Capital Management & Trust Plc / CMFC.
Submission Requirements: Claimants must provide full details including contact information, exact amounts claimed, the nature and basis of the claim, and supporting documentary evidence (such as agreements, invoices, correspondence, or legal judgments).
Strict 21-Day Deadline: All claims must be delivered within 21 days from the publication date (by October 7, 2026) to the company’s offices at Number One Lagos, 1 Akin Adesola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, or via email to company.secretary@cmfc.world.
Purpose & Rights: The company emphasized that the exercise is conducted strictly for reconciliation and books regularisation, noting that failure to submit within the timeframe may exclude claims from this specific reconciliation round without prejudice to underlying statutory legal rights.
The regulatory announcement was signed by Order of the Board by Company Secretary Osammor Otiono & Co.
