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Airtel’s NSE listing: What you need to know

Airtel Africa Buys Back 991861 Shares From Citigroup

Airtel Africa Buys Back 991861 Shares From Citigroup

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday confirmed that it has granted a listing waiver to Airtel Africa Plc despite not meeting the minimum requirement of 300 shareholders.

Airtel Africa, the parent company of Airtel Nigeria, will be listing through a cross border secondary listing at N363 per share on Friday, following an Initial Public Offering by way of book building, a circular from NSE said.

Having two big telecommunications companies in our market is a testament to the Exchange’s commitment to building a dynamic and inclusive market and creating channels for sustainable investment.

“These listings create telecoms and technology asset class for investors and provide opportunities for a wider group of Nigerians to be part of the Nigerian telecom growth story,” NSE said.

Business Insider SSA by Pulse reports that Airtel Africa Plc had listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) through the primary listing exchange while Nigerian listing is secondary.

Here’s everything you need to know about Airtel Africa’s listing on Nigerian Stock Exchange:

Airtel Africa Plc is coming a few months after MTN listed on the Nigerian bourse. In May, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) admitted MTN Nigeria Communications Plc to list shares on the stock market and joined the country’s Premium Board, listing by introduction of 20.35 billion (20,354,513,050) ordinary shares at N90 per share.

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