Dangote Refinery opens order book for $1.6 billion Africa’s biggest IPO

Reported by Premium Times · yesterday 08:53 · Ronald Adamolekun

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-The month-long share sale, which is out to sell 4.1 billion shares at N525 ($0.000013) per unit, will run through 13 October, with listing scheduled for November. The post Dangote Refinery opens order book for $1.6 billion Africa’s biggest IPO appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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