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◆Wilberforce Group Limited is structured, governed, and managed to Jamaica Stock Exchange standards. We are building toward a public future with full institutional transparency.
Why Invest
Investment Highlights
◆A compelling pre-IPO opportunity in one of the Caribbean’s most diversified and governance-focused holding companies.
Diversified Revenue Model
Six operating divisions reduce concentration risk and provide multiple independent growth engines across Jamaica’s most dynamic economic sectors.
Experienced Leadership
Seasoned management with deep domain expertise across investment management, technology, real estate, finance, and operations.
Strong Governance Framework
Board-level oversight with independent directors, standing audit committee, enterprise risk management, and JSE-aligned corporate governance.
High-Growth Markets
Positioned at the intersection of Jamaica’s fastest-growing sectors: fintech, real estate development, digital infrastructure, and regional trade.
ESG Integration
Sustainability and community development are embedded in our investment thesis from inception, not retrofitted. ESG reporting aligned to GRI standards.
Clear Path to JSE Listing
Structured for public markets from day one. Governance, reporting, and capital structure designed to meet Jamaica Stock Exchange listing requirements.
Important Notice to Prospective Investors
The information contained on this website and in any materials provided by Wilberforce Group Limited does not constitute a prospectus, an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities in Wilberforce Group Limited in any jurisdiction.
Wilberforce Group Limited is a privately held company incorporated in Jamaica and is not currently listed on any stock exchange. Any future offering of securities will be conducted pursuant to a formal prospectus reviewed and approved by the Financial Services Commission of Jamaica (FSC) and in full compliance with the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) Listing Requirements and the Securities Act (Jamaica).
Qualified investors seeking information about pre-IPO investment opportunities must contact our Investor Relations team directly and will be required to satisfy applicable investor eligibility criteria before receiving any offering materials.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. All forward-looking statements reflect management’s current expectations and are subject to material risks, uncertainties, and assumptions that may cause actual results to differ materially. Nothing on this website should be construed as financial, legal, or investment advice.
Overview
Corporate Profile
◆Wilberforce Group Limited is a privately held diversified holding company incorporated in Jamaica, operating across six business divisions: Investments & Holdings, Technology & Innovation, Financial Services, Real Estate & Infrastructure, Logistics & Trade, and Sustainable Development.
The company is structured and governed to meet institutional investor and public market expectations — with independent board oversight, standing board committees, management accounts prepared to auditable standards, and an enterprise risk management framework.
Company Overview
Download our corporate profile for a comprehensive overview of Wilberforce Group Limited, our business divisions, governance framework, and investment thesis.
Request Document →Available to verified institutional and qualified investors upon completion of a brief eligibility assessment.
Pre-IPO Information Memorandum
Detailed investment memorandum covering financials, strategy, management team, and proposed listing structure.
Request Access →Restricted to qualified investors only. NDA required.
Share Capital
Capital Structure
◆Current share capital details and proposed IPO structure.
| Authorised Share Capital | [To Be Confirmed — subject to shareholder resolution prior to listing] |
|---|---|
| Issued Ordinary Shares | [To Be Confirmed — see prospectus] |
| Share Par Value | [To Be Confirmed] |
| Pre-IPO Shareholders | Founders and Strategic Investors |
| Proposed Public Float | Minimum 25% at IPO (in compliance with JSE Main Market listing requirements) |
| Lock-Up Period | 12 months post-IPO for founding shareholders and directors |
| Dividend Policy | No dividends have been declared. The company is in its growth and reinvestment phase. A formal dividend policy will be established and disclosed in the prospectus prior to any listing. |
| Use of IPO Proceeds | Growth capital, working capital, technology investment, portfolio expansion, and regional market entry |
| Proposed Listing Exchange | Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) — Main Market or Junior Market (to be determined) |
Note: Full capital structure details, including audited net asset value, earnings history, and proposed offer price range, will be disclosed in the prospectus filed with and approved by the Financial Services Commission of Jamaica. This table is for indicative purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation.
Key Dates
Financial Calendar
◆| Event | Expected Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Q2 2025 Management Accounts | August 2025 | Upcoming |
| Q3 2025 Management Accounts | November 2025 | Upcoming |
| FY 2025 Audit Commencement | January 2026 | Planned |
| FY 2025 Audited Financial Statements | April 2026 | Planned |
| Annual General Meeting 2026 | May 2026 | Planned |
| Pre-IPO Investor Roadshow | TBC 2026 | TBC |
| FSC Prospectus Submission | TBC | TBC |
| Target IPO / JSE Listing | TBC | TBC |
Financial Information
Reports & Filings
◆Quarterly Update
Q1 2025
Management Accounts
ESG Report
FY 2024
Environmental, Social & Governance
Audited financial statements and formal prospectus documentation will be published upon completion of the independent audit process and approval by the Financial Services Commission of Jamaica. All reports are available exclusively to verified investors and are subject to applicable confidentiality agreements.
Board Structure
Board Committees
◆Four standing committees of the Board provide independent oversight across all critical governance domains.
Audit Committee
Oversees the integrity of financial reporting, internal controls, the relationship with external auditors, and compliance with applicable accounting standards and regulations.
Frequency: Meets at minimum quarterly, and additionally as required.
- Review and approve annual and interim financial statements
- Recommend appointment and remuneration of external auditors
- Evaluate the effectiveness of internal audit and controls
- Monitor compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements
- Review related-party transactions for conflicts of interest
Risk & Compliance Committee
Identifies, assesses, monitors, and mitigates enterprise-level risks across all divisions and investments. Reviews the Group’s regulatory compliance posture.
Frequency: Meets at minimum quarterly.
- Oversee enterprise risk management (ERM) framework
- Review risk appetite and tolerance thresholds
- Monitor significant operational and financial risks
- Assess cybersecurity and technology risk
- Review regulatory compliance across all jurisdictions
Remuneration Committee
Sets the compensation philosophy and framework for executive directors and senior management. Reviews and approves incentive structures to ensure alignment with shareholder interests.
Frequency: Meets at minimum annually, and as required.
- Set remuneration policy for executive directors and senior management
- Review and approve annual performance-based incentives
- Ensure pay structures align with shareholder value creation
- Oversee employee share option and incentive plans
- Prepare remuneration disclosure for the annual report
Nomination & Governance Committee
Evaluates Board composition, oversees director independence assessments, manages succession planning, and reviews corporate governance practices to ensure alignment with best practice.
Frequency: Meets at minimum annually, and as required.
- Identify and evaluate candidates for Board appointment
- Assess director independence on an ongoing basis
- Oversee Board and senior management succession planning
- Review corporate governance framework and policies annually
- Lead Board performance evaluation process
Corporate Documents
Governance Documents
◆Board Charter
Roles, responsibilities, and operating procedures of the Board of Directors.
Request DocumentCode of Business Ethics & Conduct
Standards of ethical conduct for all directors, officers, and employees of the Group.
Request DocumentAnti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption Policy
Zero tolerance policy covering bribery, facilitation payments, and corrupt business practices.
Request DocumentConflicts of Interest Policy
Procedures for identifying, disclosing, and managing potential conflicts of interest.
Request DocumentWhistleblower & Protected Disclosure Policy
Confidential reporting mechanisms for raising concerns about unethical or illegal conduct.
Request DocumentRelated Party Transactions Policy
Framework governing transactions between the Group and related parties.
Request DocumentEnterprise Risk Management Framework
Group-wide risk identification, assessment, monitoring, and mitigation methodology.
Request DocumentEnvironmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Policy
Commitment to responsible investment, environmental stewardship, and social impact.
Request DocumentData Protection & Privacy Policy
Compliance with the Jamaica Data Protection Act 2020 and data subject rights.
Request DocumentInsider Trading Policy
Controls on trading in securities by directors, management, and connected persons.
Dividend Policy
Framework for capital allocation and shareholder distributions (to be formalised pre-IPO).
Shareholder Communication Policy
Standards for timely, accurate, and transparent communication with shareholders.
Risk Disclosure
Risk Factors
◆The following summarises key risk factors investors should consider. This is not an exhaustive disclosure. A comprehensive risk register will be included in the formal prospectus submitted to the Financial Services Commission of Jamaica.
Market & Economic Risk
Economic fluctuations, interest rate changes, inflation, and foreign currency volatility in Jamaica and the Caribbean region may adversely affect the value of the Group’s investments and the operating performance of portfolio companies.
Regulatory & Compliance Risk
Changes in legislation, FSC regulations, tax policy, Exchange Control regulations, or JSE listing rules may impose material compliance costs, restrict operating activities, or impose unforeseen obligations on the Group.
Concentration Risk
While the Group operates across six business divisions, certain portfolio companies, sectors, or geographic markets may represent a disproportionate share of consolidated revenue or earnings in any reporting period.
Liquidity Risk
Wilberforce Group Limited is currently privately held. There is no liquid secondary market for shares. Pre-IPO investors should be prepared for an illiquid investment position until the company achieves a public listing.
Execution Risk
Growth strategies, new market entry initiatives, acquisitions, and portfolio company expansion programmes are subject to management execution capability, talent availability, integration complexity, and operational challenges.
Technology & Cybersecurity Risk
The Group’s technology division and shared digital infrastructure are subject to cybersecurity threats, data breaches, system failures, and rapid technological obsolescence, any of which could cause material disruption.
Media
Press Releases & Announcements
◆Press releases and regulatory announcements will be published here. All material corporate announcements, once listed, will also be published on the Jamaica Stock Exchange regulatory news platform.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Investor Relations Contact
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