Founding Round · Limited Allocation

Own a piece of
Africa's healthcare future

Steryl is raising its founding investment round. This is ground-floor access to the platform that will process billions of dollars in healthcare procurement across the continent.

$6B+

Total Market

Live

Platform Status

3

Revenue Streams

5

Org Types

Traction

Platform built. Market ready. Numbers that matter.

Real metrics from a live, operational platform — not projections, not mockups. Steryl is running today.

0

Hospitals Onboarded

Registered & approved

0

Pharmacies Onboarded

Active on platform

0

Manufacturers

Verified & listed

0

Orders Processed

Since beta launch

0

Inventory Items
Tracked

₦4.1M

Monthly Recurring
Revenue

0

Active Users
This Month

0

Country
Nigeria

0

Strategic
Partnerships

+38%

Revenue Growth
MoM

Organisations joined per month

Cumulative onboarding since beta launch

Beta → Launch

M1

M2

M3

M4

M5

M6

← Now

M7

Target

Target

Share Offering

Two tiers for every investor appetite

Choose the structure that fits your risk profile — maximum upside or stable income. Both tiers invest in the same platform.

Best Value

Tier 1

Founding Shares

Maximum equity. Maximum upside. For bold investors who see the vision early.

₦25,000

/share

Minimum: 10 shares (₦250,000)

  • Full voting rights at shareholder meetings
  • Pro-rata dividend from net profits
  • First access to future share offerings
  • Founding shareholder name in platform
  • Locked-in ground-floor valuation

Projected 3-year return: 2.5×–4× (Base scenario)

Apply for Founding Shares

Tier 2

Growth Shares

Steady income preference. Lower risk profile. Ideal for institutional or conservative investors.

₦15,000

/share

Minimum: 20 shares (₦300,000)

  • Preferred dividend — paid before Founding tier
  • Fixed 15% annual dividend target
  • Quarterly dividend distributions
  • Buyback provision after 24 months
  • Full financial reporting access

Target annual yield: 15% per annum

Apply for Growth Shares
Business Model

How does Steryl make money?

Every transaction, subscription and integration that flows through Steryl generates revenue. Ten distinct streams compound together — the platform earns whether clients are ordering, reporting, financing or scaling.

SaaS Subscriptions

Monthly / annual platform access fee per organisation. Tiered by size and feature set.

₦15k–₦120k/mo

Procurement Fees

Per-order transaction fee (1.5–3%) on every purchase order matched through the platform.

1.5% – 3% per order

Logistics Commissions

Commission on every shipment facilitated through Steryl's logistics network and partners.

2% per shipment

Premium Analytics

Advanced reporting, demand forecasting, and spending intelligence as a paid add-on tier.

₦25k–₦80k/mo

API Licensing

External systems (EMRs, ERP, government portals) pay to integrate via the Steryl data API.

Usage-based pricing

Financing Commissions

Earn referral commission when facilities access supply credit or invoice financing through Steryl partners.

3% – 5% per deal

Marketplace Fees

Manufacturers pay listing and placement fees to feature products prominently in the Steryl catalogue.

₦10k – ₦50k/mo

Enterprise Contracts

Custom annual agreements with large hospital chains, multi-location labs, and pharmacy retail groups.

₦2M – ₦8M/yr

Government Licensing

State and federal health agencies pay for access to aggregated, anonymised supply chain intelligence.

Annual licence fee

White-Label Platform

Other African markets can deploy Steryl under their own brand — licensed as a fully managed SaaS.

Revenue share + setup

Revenue flow — from clients to shareholders

Revenue Sources

🏥 Hospitals
💊 Pharmacies
🏭 Manufacturers
🔬 Diagnostics
🏛️ Government
Steryl
Revenue Hub
SaaS35%
Transactions30%
Other streams35%

Distribution

60%

Operations & Growth

Tech, sales, team, expansion

25%

Shareholder Returns

Dividends + capital appreciation

15%

R&D Reserve

New markets, AI features

₦4.1M

Current MRR

₦18M+

Projected MRR (12 mo)

₦216M+

Projected ARR (Yr 1)

Revenue Model

Three compounding revenue streams

Every organisation on the platform generates revenue. As the network grows, revenue compounds — this is the economics of a marketplace, not a SaaS tool.

Stream 1

Organisation Subscriptions

Every registered organisation pays a monthly platform fee — hospitals, labs, pharmacies, manufacturers and distributors.

Basic (5 users)₦15,000/mo
Standard (20 users)₦35,000/mo
Enterprise₦80,000/mo

100 orgs × ₦25k avg = ₦2.5M/month

Stream 2

Transaction Fee on GMV

A small percentage on the total value of every order processed through the platform — scales automatically with order volume.

Transaction fee: 1.5% of order value

50 orgs × ₦2M avg monthly orders = ₦100M GMV

1.5% × ₦100M = ₦1.5M/month

Grows with every new order placed

Stream 3

Manufacturer Listings & Premium

Manufacturers pay for verified listing status, featured placement in the catalogue, and premium analytics on their product demand.

Verified listing₦50,000/yr
Featured placement₦30,000/mo
Demand analytics₦25,000/mo

20 manufacturers = ₦2.1M/month

12-Month Revenue Projection

Conservative estimate — 80 orgs by month 12 at average ₦28,000/month subscription

Subscriptions
Transactions
Listings

Month 6 Total Revenue

₦4.2M

Month 12 Total Revenue

₦9.8M

Year 1 Cumulative

₦72M+

Transparency

Exactly how your investment is deployed

100%

Accounted for

Engineering (40%)
Sales & Growth (25%)
Operations (20%)
Compliance (15%)

Engineering (40%)

Backend scaling, mobile app development, API integrations with logistics and banking partners, security audits.

Sales & Growth (25%)

Hospital and clinic onboarding team, manufacturer partnership development, marketing across Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.

Operations (20%)

Customer support team, account management, infrastructure costs, distribution logistics support.

Compliance & Legal (15%)

NAFDAC and regulatory licensing, data protection compliance (NDPR), contracts and intellectual property registration.

Roadmap

18-month plan to profitability

NOW — Q3 2026

Founding Round & Platform Launch

Close founding round. Public launch of platform. First 10 paying organisations onboarded. Distributor operations begin.

Q4 2026

Growth Phase — 50 Organisations

Expand to 50 paying orgs. Launch manufacturer verified listings. First quarterly dividend payment to Growth shareholders. Mobile app beta.

Q1 2027

Scale to 100 Orgs · ₦9M+ Monthly Revenue

100 organisations active. Full mobile app launch. Expand to Abuja and Port Harcourt markets. First annual dividend for Founding shareholders.

Q2–Q3 2027

Series A · Pan-African Expansion

Series A fundraise at higher valuation. Founding shareholders see equity appreciation. Expansion to Ghana, Kenya and Rwanda. Founding share value targets 2.5×+ original.

Why now is the moment

Three forces are converging that make 2026 the optimal entry point.

Mobile Penetration Surge

Nigeria's smartphone adoption passed 60% in 2025. Healthcare administrators are now comfortable running operations digitally — the behaviour shift already happened.

NHIA Digitalisation Push

The National Health Insurance Authority's 2026 mandate requires digital procurement records from all accredited facilities. Steryl is that digital record system.

No Dominant Competitor

No end-to-end African healthcare supply chain platform owns this space yet. The window to establish first-mover advantage is open — but not for long.

Investor FAQ

Common questions answered

Is this a public share offering?

No. This is a private placement round for qualified investors. Shares are not listed on any exchange. A shareholders' agreement governs the terms. We recommend consulting your financial adviser before committing.

When will I start receiving dividends?

Growth shareholders receive quarterly distributions beginning Q4 2026 (Month 6 post-launch), assuming revenue targets are met. Founding shareholder dividends begin Q1 2027 from annual net profits.

Can I exit my investment?

Growth shares include a buyback provision after 24 months at a pre-agreed formula. Founding shares can be transferred to another investor with company approval. A secondary market may be established after the Series A round.

What happens if revenue targets are not met?

As with any early-stage investment, returns are not guaranteed. Growth share dividends are "targeted" not contractually guaranteed. Founding shares carry higher risk for higher potential upside. Investors should treat this as risk capital and diversify accordingly.

Is the platform actually built and working?

Yes. The platform is fully functional and operational today. You can watch live demos, register a test organisation, and speak to the founders for a walkthrough. There is no vaporware risk here — you are investing in a working product seeking distribution, not an idea.

What is the minimum investment?

Founding shares: ₦250,000 (10 shares at ₦25,000 each). Growth shares: ₦300,000 (20 shares at ₦15,000 each). Investors may hold shares in both tiers.

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