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Vista Group of Mozambique Acquires   Banco Société Générale de Moçambique S.A

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Vista Group of Mozambique Acquires   Banco Société Générale de Moçambique S.A

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Vista Group Holding Chairman Simon Tiemtoré said that the Group would emerge as a world-class pan-African financial services entity with operations in 25 countries by 2026.

 Vista Group Holding of Mozambique announced the finalization of its acquisition of Banco Société Générale de Moçambique S.A. The acquisition is lock, stock, and barrel and involves taking over 100% of Banco Société Générale de Moçambique. The latter has eight branches. The merged entity will undergo a name change to Vista Bank Moçambique.

 Vista Group Holding Chairman Simon Tiemtoré said that the Group would emerge as a world-class pan-African financial services entity with operations in 25 countries by 2026.

Vista Group, owned by Lilium Group LLC, offers a comprehensive range of innovative and accessible banking products, solutions, and services to individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), businesses and governments. Vista Group’s objective is to become a world-class pan-African financial institution and to participate in economic and financial inclusion in Africa.

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Vista has established ties with several international financial institutions to implement its growth strategy in the M & SME sector (SME banking; leasing; factoring; meso-finance; women’s banking, etc.), trade and supply chain finance, corporate banking, and bancassurance.

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