Aliko Dangote Launches Africa's Largest Oil Refinery on Nigerian Stock Exchange
2 sources across 2 countries · France · United Kingdom
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Aliko Dangote has introduced his Lagos oil refinery, the largest on the continent, to the stock exchange. The company aims to attract up to 10 million African shareholders and intends to double its production capacity by 2028 to become the global leader. Dangote believes this initial public offering will be the most significant in African history. The IPO is valued at 1.6 billion dollars and features a low entry price. However, some reports indicate that many ordinary people are unaware of the offering or have more pressing needs.
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