Kenyans gain access to Dangote Refinery through $300m Nairobi Depositary Receipts
KENYANS can now invest in Dangote Refinery through a $300 million Nairobi Depositary Receipt programme, giving East African investors a new route to gain exposure to Nigeria’s landmark oil refining project. Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE is offering investors in East Africa nearly 20 percent of its initial public offering (IPO), following regulatory approvals […] The post Kenyans…
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