Joint ventures with clear contributions.
Landowners, developers, investors and operators bring different things to a venture. Substrat helps each party set out what they contribute, what they expect and what evidence is still needed.
How it works
From introduction to agreed terms.
Substrat is headquartered in Abuja and works with clients across all of Nigeria. Every engagement starts with a confidential conversation and documented review.
Step 1
Confidential intake
Tell us the asset, its location in Nigeria, your role and the partner you are seeking.
Step 2
Evidence review
Ownership documents, authority and site facts are reviewed before any introduction.
Step 3
Partner introduction
Suitable parties are introduced only with your consent, under confidentiality where appropriate.
Step 4
Structuring support
Contributions, decision-making, costs and exit terms are set out for each party's own advisers.
Substrat does not guarantee returns, funding or approvals, and a preliminary introduction is not an investment offer. Each structure remains subject to independent legal, tax, technical and regulatory advice.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin.
Who can propose a joint venture?
A landowner, developer, investor or business operator anywhere in Nigeria, or someone with documented authority to act for them.
Does Substrat invest in the venture?
No. Substrat organises the opportunity and introduces suitable parties; it does not act as an investor or guarantee finance.
Is my information kept private?
Yes. Details stay unpublished by default and are shared with a prospective partner only with your approval.
Bring your joint venture into focus.
Tell us what you own or represent, where it is in Nigeria and the outcome you are seeking.