Loan Notes and Extension of Subscription Payment

Coastal Africa Group Limited

02 September 2026

 

02 September 2026

COASTAL AFRICA GROUP LIMITED

Issue of Further Loan Notes and Extension of Subscription Payment

Coastal Africa Group Limited ("Coastal" or the "Company") (AIM: CAGL), an AIM-quoted investing company focused on acquiring and investing in the oil and gas sector, energy infrastructure, energy services and energy assets across West Africa, announces the following:

Issue of Further Loan Notes

The Company has elected to pay the half yearly interest payment (10 June 2026 to 1 September 2026) of £0.167 million, in respect of its £10 million Convertible Loan Notes due 2030 (the "Loan Notes"), in kind through the issuance of an additional 166,812, loan notes, pursuant to a supplemental loan note agreement dated 1 September 2026 (the "Further Loan Notes"). The Further Loan Notes are subject to the same commercial terms as the CLN Agreement Loan

The Convertible Loan Agreement (the "CLN Agreement") is dated 10 June 2026, between Coastal Africa Group Limited and BP Oil International Limited. Following the issue of the Further Loan Notes, the Company will have in issue £10,166,812 Convertible Loan Notes due 2030.

Extension of Subscription Payment - Coastal Executive Services Ltd.

As disclosed in its AIM Admission Document dated 4 June, 2026, 689,440 Ordinary Shares subscribed for as part of the Company's IPO Subscription are legally held by Coastal Executive Services Ltd. ("CES"), a related party to Conrad Clauson, Chief Executive of the Company.

Following a request from CES and consideration by the Company's directors independent of CES, the Board has approved an extension of the period for CES to make payment of £1,109,998.40, for the Ordinary Shares held by it, to 31 October 2026, with interest accruing at a rate of 9 per cent per annum from 9 August 2026 until the date of payment in full (the "Extension").

As CES is a related party of the Company, the extension constitutes a related party transaction for the purposes of AIM Rule 13 of the AIM Rules for Companies. The Directors independent of the Extension, being Peter Kimpel, Ogbemi Ofuya, Cornelius Clauson and Richard Moore consider, having consulted with SP Angel Corporate Finance LLP, the Company's nominated adviser, that the terms of the Extension are fair and reasonable in so far as the Company's shareholders are concerned.

For further information, please contact:

Conrad Clauson (CEO)	Coastal Africa Group Limited	Via Celicourt
Stuart Gledhill Richard Hail Caroline Rowe Devik Mehta	S.P. Angel Corporate Finance LLP (Nominated Adviser and Broker)	Tel: [phone]
Philip Dennis Mark Antelme Charles Denley-Myerson Kathleen Beams	Celicourt Communications (Financial PR)	Tel: [phone] [e-mail]

Notes to Editors:

Coastal Africa Group Limited is a BVI incorporated company. The Company has been established with the objective of creating value for its investors through the acquisition and management of companies or assets in the energy sector.

The Company's acquisition strategy is focused on the oil and gas sector (including upstream and mid-stream opportunities), energy infrastructure, energy services, and energy assets in West Africa, in particular Nigeria and Angola, though it may consider opportunities in other jurisdictions.

Coastal's integrated energy company strategy aims to enhance project execution efficiency, improve asset returns, and reduce execution risk. This is achieved by mitigating third-party reliance, risks, and conflicts and by turning process storage and evacuation costs into a revenue stream, reducing break-even cost, lowering exposure to oil price volatility and unlocking transactions that may otherwise not be plausible.

Nigeria and Angola are experiencing economic and demographic fundamentals supportive of sustained growth in domestic demand for oil and gas resources, including GDP growth and electricity supply deficits, while holding significant resources. Furthermore, recent fiscal & regulatory change in Nigeria and Angola provide an attractive impetus for new oil and gas investment. 

 

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