Dangote Refinery IPO Discussion

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?

Happened in Kenya some time ago when Safaricom shares were oversubscribed and people didn't the number they actually applied for and they had to be refunded. Sad thing is that 10 years later some people were still not refunded

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

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

Since it's quite affordable, it's worth the try.
But I'm not comfortable personally buying it now, I'm expecting similar case with what happened in SpaceX shares to happen.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Yes, that's why I just applied for 20 shares

Alright. I'll still be following it up. The dateline is still far a bit.

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

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

Today I got an SMS Message from Meristem Stockbrokers containing my CHN number and CSCS number.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Today I got an SMS Message from Meristem Stockbrokers containing my CHN number and CSCS number.

Please what's the number used for?
Is it like your registration number, or it's the number you'll use in claiming your profits when you want to withdraw from it in the future?

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Please what's the number used for?
Is it like your registration number, or it's the number you'll use in claiming your profits when you want to withdraw from it in the future?

Clearing House Number (CHN) is like your BVN number but for the stock market so you can only have one.

Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) number is like your stock market account number, so you can have many depending on the number of stock brokers you have registered with

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@akam_pat - 1 month ago
Quoted - akam_pat

I am interested

But why is VDM saying there's something fishy about the Dangote refinery IPO?

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@kehinde - 3 weeks ago
Quoted - akam_pat

But why is VDM saying there's something fishy about the Dangote refinery IPO?

Those who bought Dangote company shares in the past are not doing badly.

Dangote Cement never had an IPO. It joined the Nigerian Stock Exchange on 26 October 2010 at ₦135 per share, after merging with Benue Cement, which was already listed. About 15.5 billion shares were listed that day. They started trading less than half an hour before the market closed and ended the day flat at ₦135.

Compared with Thursday’s close of ₦1,066.70, the price has risen roughly 7.9 times since listing. That figure leaves out the dividends the company has paid over the years.

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