Dangote Refinery IPO Discussion

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Guys what do you think about the ongoing Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offer (IPO) are you buying?

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@segun_33 - 2 days ago

Bro I have been hearing about it, I just don't have enough information about it. I hear each share costs around N525 which for me is pretty expensive but idk, I would like to hear from other members here.

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@yokoyi - 2 days ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Yes each Dangote share costs N525 at the IPO which closes on October 13 this year

I just placed an order for 20 Dangote Refinery shares via the Cowry Wise app

Can foreigners take part in the Dangote Refiner IPO?

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@obinna - 2 days ago
Quoted - yokoyi

I just placed an order for 20 Dangote Refinery shares via the Cowry Wise app

Sir, what's the minimum amount of Dangote Refinery shares I can buy?

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@sizwe_twala - 2 days ago

Buy at IPO primary market or wait to buy from secondary market which one is really cheaper? 🤷

I'm interested oh

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@josiah_edem - 2 days ago

Nice opportunity to own shares, at least we will invest the profits we make from trading so our money will work while we sleep 🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️

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@precious123 - 2 days ago

iykyk

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@lawanf - 2 days ago

You will be surprised how many Nigerians will miss this IPO, they are not used to investing in equities 🤣🤣🤣

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@investorgeo - 2 days ago

I just like that he pays dividends

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@lawanf - 2 days ago
Quoted - investorgeo

I just like that he pays dividends

Yes, but let me ask, is it everyone that subscribes to this IPO that will be allocated shares? What happens if it the Dangote Refinery IPO is oversubscribed?

You know my fear is what if a new president comes and re-introduces fuel subsidy, will it affect Dangote Refinery?

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@investorgeo - 2 days ago
Quoted - lawanf

Yes, but let me ask, is it everyone that subscribes to this IPO that will be allocated shares? What happens if it the Dangote Refinery IPO is oversubscribed?

Oversubscribed how?
You buy shares, the price goes up, is thatt now how? You buy shares, the price goes up, is that not how trading works?

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@investorgeo - 2 days ago
Quoted - asamoah_the_great

Buy first, ask questions later 😊

Lol. Please don't do that.
Make sure you understand what you're getting yourself into and the risks involved.

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@yokoyi - 2 days ago
Quoted - investorgeo

Oversubscribed how?
You buy shares, the price goes up, is thatt now how? You buy shares, the price goes up, is that not how trading works?

Its possible an IPO can be oversubscribed, and in such an event, if you applied for say 100 shares you might only get 50

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@yokoyi - 2 days ago
Quoted - sizwe_twala

Buy at IPO primary market or wait to buy from secondary market which one is really cheaper? 🤷

Its hard to predict, sometimes after an IPO the share price can drop just like in the case of SpaceX (SPCX)

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