Letshego sells shares in Namibia :: Mmegi Online

Letshego Holdings Namibia (LHN), with its strong financial inclusion approach, has announced plans for another empowerment opportunity to Namibia. In a statement, LHN said it will be offering its shares for sale to Namibians through a planned initial public offering (IPO), enabling the people of Namibia to be part of Letshego Namibia’s history of improving lives.

LHN is the Namibian subsidiary of Letshego Holdings Limited Group (LHL), headquartered in Gaborone and publicly listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange since 2002.

Letshego said its purpose is to provide simple, appropriate and accessible solutions to the financially under-served and excluded in a sustainable manner, including, but not limited to, government employees. In line with this, the planned IPO will include people who are typically financially excluded, and are a key part of Letshego’s financial inclusion strategy.

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