Cavista Holdings has announced plans to deepen its investment footprint across Nigeria and Africa in 2026, with a strategic focus on sustainable growth, youth empowerment, and community development across its business operations.
The Chairman of the Group, Niyi John Olajide, made this known in his New Year message, where he described 2026 as a pivotal year for scaling enterprise growth, accelerating innovation, and creating long-term value across the company’s investment portfolio.
He noted that Cavista Holdings — through Cavista Technologies, Agbeyewa Farms, Glocient Hospitality, and Payzeep — will continue to prioritise disciplined execution, operational excellence, and strategic partnerships that support economic transformation across sectors.
Olajide explained that the Group is preparing to extend its operations into additional states in Nigeria and other African markets, bringing with it capital investment, skills development opportunities, and a values-driven business culture.
According to him, Cavista Holdings remains intentional about enabling young Nigerians and Africans to thrive by providing an environment that supports innovation, career growth, and enterprise development.
He added that the company’s long-term ambition is to ensure that every community in which it operates benefits from measurable social and economic impact.
Olajide appreciated stakeholders, employees, host governments, and partners for their continued trust and collaboration, noting that their support strengthens the Group’s commitment to responsible leadership and long-term value creation.
He said Cavista Holdings will step into 2026 with renewed discipline, clarity, and purpose, as it continues to build institutions that create meaningful impact and inspire future generations across Africa.