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LECON Finance receives ‘B’ long-term, short-term ratings from S&P Global Ratings

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LECON Finance Company disburses over N30bn in leases

LECON Finance Company Limited, a subsidiary of the Bank of Industry (BOI), has been assigned ‘B’ long-term and ‘B’ short-term

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