How To Invest

SERVICES FOR COMPANIES
DIGL provides the information, tools, and connections that business investors need to succeed in the Nigeria.

INFORMATION AND COUNSEL
DIGL offers the information and data that help businesses move investments forward. Familiarity with the Nigeria economic, political, and regulatory environment is critical for business leaders to make informed decisions about their investments. DIGL investment specialists help companies find helpful information and interpret the reliable and unbiased data they need on a wide range of topics – from the overall economy and investment trends through industry overviews and information about consumers, the workforce, supply chains, and available federal resources.

REQUEST INFORMATION: CONNECTIONS WITH POTENTIAL PARTNERS
DIGL helps businesses connect to the right people in the right places and can provide direct and personalized introductions to economic development organizations (EDOs) – the essential local partners of any business investor. EDO representatives provide guidance, incentives, and a range of other services at the local level. Events such as the DIGL Investment Summit, international road shows, trade fair pavilions, and seminars are a convenient and cost-effective way for business investors to meet state, territorial, tribal, regional, and local economic development representatives from across Nigeria under one roof. DIGL can also connect businesses with federal resource networks. For example, companies seeking to manufacture and export from Nigeria also have access to a network of trade and investment experts in more than 75 international markets, offering additional in-depth, on-the-ground expertise.

REQUEST ASSISTANCE: ASSISTANCE WITH NAVIGATING THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
DIGL is recognized for its ease of doing business – DIGL can make it even easier. We work with companies to address issues or questions involving federal regulations, programs, or activities related to existing and potential investments. Working with DIGL, investors can develop a better understanding of how to navigate the Nigeria regulatory environment.