Marble Halal Capital, a leading investment solutions compatible with Shariah, has announced an impressive performance of its funds by 2024.
The Halal Commodities Mármol Fund (MHCF) achieved a notable growth rate of 35.60 percent as of December 31, 2024, solidifying its position as a competitive player in the Nigerian basic products market. This outstanding performance makes MHCF an attractive option for investors who seek to invest ethically in the basic products sector.
In addition, the Marble Halal Fixed Income Fund (MHFIF), launched on August 28, 2023, delivered a yield of 11.54 percent by the year 2024. As a low -risk investment solution, MHFIFI prioritizes capital preservation and Stable income, investing predominantly in fixed income instruments that comply with Shariah such as Sukuk, non -interesting commercial documents (Nicat) and ethical debt instruments.
“We are delighted with the impressive performance of our funds in 2024. Our commitment to provide innovative investment solutions that comply with the Shariah have resonated with investors seeking ethical and competitive yields. We hope to continue delivering value to our investors in the coming years.” says the executive director of Marble Capital, Dr. Akeem Oyewale.
In the Nigeria expansion market for ethical investments and that comply with the Sharia, marble capital is making significant advances with two high -performance mutual funds, the Halal Commodities Marble Fund (MHCF) and the Marble Fixed Revenue Fund Halal (MHFIF).
Designed to align with ethical principles, these funds offer competitive yields and portfolio diversification for Nigerian investors seeking both capital growth and capital preservation within a securities -based investment framework.
Marble Halal Comodities Fund was launched on May 10, 2023, the first mutual fund of basic products in Nigeria, providing investors accessing a diverse portfolio of instruments compatible with Shariah in relation to the products and instruments linked to basic products e products.
The funds are administered by experts with extensive experience in the capital and basic products of Nigeria. Marble Capital Limited funds Investors benefit from professional supervision and structured risk management.
When commenting on the funds, the head of asset management, Buscola Kuku, explained that both funds are very accessible to a wide range of investors, given the minimum amount required.
“For example, the Halal Comodities Background requires a minimum investment of N50,000, with N10,000 in subsequent subscriptions, which makes it accessible to a wide range of investors, from retailers to high -level network individuals.
“Similarly, the entry to the Fixed Income Fund of Halal marble requires a minimum investment of N10,000, so it is accessible for a wide range of investors. Despite its focus on preservation, the MHFIF is still a safe and ethical choice for risky risk investors looking for income stability, ”said Kuku.
In addition, he explained that “both funds strictly adhered to the principles of Shariah, providing investors with the tranquility of knowing that their investments are aligned with Islamic finance guidelines. The strong annual growth of the MHCF of 25.60 percent It becomes a competitive option for growth -centered investors, while MHFIF offers low -risk income stability.
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