Irvin Global and Investment Limited, a Nigerian financial services company, has expanded its operations with the opening of a new branch in Enugu, strengthening its drive to provide structured credit solutions to individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and corporate organisations.
The expansion comes as businesses and households continue to seek accessible financing options to manage working capital, personal financial obligations and investment needs amid evolving economic conditions.
Headquartered in Abuja, Irvin Global and Investment Limited provides credit products designed around the financing needs of salary earners, entrepreneurs, contractors and businesses.
The company said its growth from an initial vision to bridge the gap between financial opportunities and everyday Nigerians has resulted in a billion-naira institution serving thousands of customers across the country.
Its expansion strategy is being led by Nwangwa Uzonna, group managing director and group chief executive officer of Irvin Global and Investment Group.
Under his leadership, the company said it has maintained a focus on governance, credibility, responsible lending and strategic expansion.
According to the company, its operating philosophy is anchored on integrity and servant leadership, with an emphasis on building a financial institution capable of sustaining its impact beyond economic cycles.
The Enugu branch is expected to strengthen Irvin Global’s presence in the South-East while bringing its credit offerings closer to businesses and individuals in the region.
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Speaking at the branch opening, Joy Olowokere, general manager, Business Development, reiterated the company’s commitment to deepening customer relationships, improving turnaround time and maintaining compliance standards across its operations.
Irvin Global’s credit portfolio includes payday credit, a short-term financing facility designed to help salary earners meet urgent obligations before their next payday.
Its payroll credit solution enables organisations to provide structured access to loans for employees through payroll-backed arrangements, combining employee financial support with defined repayment structures.
For businesses, the company offers SME credit, targeting working capital requirements, inventory purchases, equipment acquisition and business expansion.
The institution also provides asset financing to enable individuals and businesses to acquire productive assets, including vehicles, machinery and equipment required for operations and growth.
Another key offering is Local Purchase Order (LPO) financing, which provides financing support to contractors and suppliers executing confirmed purchase orders but facing liquidity constraints.
Irvin Global said its credit facilities are structured around clear documentation, defined repayment terms and responsible borrowing principles.