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LOT Capital

Acquire. Invest. Build. Exit.

LOT Capital works with landowners, developers and private partners to acquire, invest in, partner with and manage businesses, and to acquire, develop and operate real assets in Nigeria, with engineering discipline at every stage.

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Property & land

Real assets: four stages, one team

Because LOT builds, supervises and manages property itself, every stage has a clear owner.

Stage 1

Acquire

Find and secure real assets with clean title.

  • Land, underdeveloped and off-market property, and established businesses
  • Title verification, survey and independent valuation
  • Regulatory and planning checks before any commitment
Stage 2

Invest

Partner on structured, clearly documented terms.

  • Joint ventures with landowners and developers
  • Private co-investment with defined roles and terms
  • Regular project reporting to partners
Stage 3

Build & Operate

Deliver and run the asset with LOT teams.

  • Construction by LOT Construction
  • Independent supervision from LOT Consulting
  • Property management and solar power for the asset
Stage 4

Exit

Plan the way out before the first naira goes in.

  • Sale of completed units or the whole asset
  • Long-term lease or hold for income
  • Handover and closing support for buyers
Businesses

Private equity approach for Nigerian businesses

LOT Capital acquires, invests in, manages and partners with businesses, with a long-term view and a hands-on style. We are most at home in construction, property, energy and related services, and we also consider other sectors.

Acquire

Majority or minority stakes in established, owner-led businesses.

Invest

Growth capital for businesses with a clear plan and records.

Manage

Hands-on oversight, reporting and governance after we invest.

Partner

Joint ventures and strategic partnerships with operators.

What we look for: owner-led businesses with real operations, reasonable records, a clear reason for the transaction and a willingness to work with a partner. Early-stage ideas and businesses with no trading history are usually not a fit.
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FAQ

Common questions

Is LOT Capital a public investment scheme?

No. LOT Capital does not offer investments to the general public. Each arrangement is a private, case-by-case partnership discussed directly with LOT.

Are returns guaranteed?

No. Property and construction projects carry risk, and nothing on this page promises or guarantees any return.

Do you invest in or buy businesses?

Yes. LOT Capital considers acquiring, investing in, partnering with and managing established private businesses. Use the Business tab to tell us about yours.

I own land or property. Can I sell it to LOT Capital?

Yes, you can tell us about it through the form. We review location, title and condition before responding.

Can I partner with you on a project I already have?

Yes. Share the project outline and what kind of partner you are looking for. We will tell you if it fits.

Do I have to give up control of my business?

Not necessarily. Structures range from minority investment to full acquisition, and the right one depends on your goals and the business. Nothing is agreed without signed documents.

How long does a response take?

We aim to reply to enquiries within a few working days. Complex opportunities may need a site visit or document review first.

Important: LOT Capital is not a public investment offer and does not offer securities to the public. Nothing on this page is an invitation to invest, a solicitation or financial advice, and no returns are guaranteed. All arrangements are private, subject to due diligence and signed agreements. Property and construction involve risk, including loss of capital.