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Whether you have an investment opportunity for us to consider, or you would like to know more about the family’s portfolio, we read everything that comes in.

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General enquiries and partnership proposals.

Who you are writing to

Walid Zabadne Jr., Chief Operating Officer

Enquiries come to the chief operating officer directly, and are read by the family rather than by an inbox team.

Where we work

Nigeria · Syria · United Arab Emirates · United States

Property in Lagos, Damascus, and Dubai. Trade between the United States and Syria. Elite Sterling Security in Colorado. The family has been in Nigeria since 1952.

What to include

Enough detail to assess it

A short description of the asset or business, who is running it, roughly what stage it is at, and what you need from a partner. A deck is welcome but not necessary.

What not to send

Confidential or price-sensitive material

A first email is not the place for it. We will tell you when there is a sensible basis for exchanging anything sensitive.

Response time

Usually within a few days

If your proposal is not something we can help with, we will say so plainly rather than leave you waiting.

While you are here

The family archive.

Photographs of the trading premises, the showroom floor, and the assembly line in Nigeria — and the record of the second generation’s work in Lagos.

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