Dombert Group, proudly registered as a Microfinance Institution (MFI) in Nigeria, is breaking new ground with a dynamic blend of financial services and property access. With offerings that include Loans, Savings, Grants, Investments, alongside Homes and Properties, Dombert is reshaping what it means to build wealth, security, and legacy in Nigerian communities.
Dombert’s loan services are designed to uplift small businesses, aspiring homeowners, and everyday Nigerians:
- Business loans for traders and entrepreneurs
- Home purchase and construction loans with flexible plans
- Empowerment schemes tailored for youth and women
Whether starting a business or laying bricks, Dombert funds your vision with ease.
Saving with Dombert means planting seeds for tomorrow’s success:
- Daily and monthly savings options for individuals and groups
- Housing savings plans to help secure your first home
- Goal-based accounts with user-friendly digital access
Build discipline and watch your future come into focus—one naira at a time.
Dombert offers impactful, no-repayment grants designed to open doors:
- Grants for educational, skill-building, and startup ventures
- Property improvement grants for vulnerable households
- Emergency support funds for families in transition
These are more than funds—they’re life-changing opportunities.
Dombert’s investment products invite everyone into the wealth-building arena:
- Agricultural and cooperative investment pools
- Real estate-backed portfolios with strong returns
- Community development bonds that pay you while uplifting others
No matter your starting point, your money can do more.
Dombert goes beyond financing to provide direct access to property and housing:
- Lease-to-own homes for affordable living
- Suburban and rural plots for cooperative development
- Expert real estate guidance for first-time buyers
Land, home, security—Dombert helps you claim what’s yours.
Interested in any of these services? Reach out today at 07051402267 to speak with a Dombert representative.
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