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LSE listing: Dangote Cement sets Sept 21 London briefing

Dangote Cement announces a London Capital Markets Day on Sept 21, 2026, as it prepares for a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange. Get insights i Read More: https://punchng.com/lse-listing-dangote-cement-sets-sept-21-london-briefing/

LSE listing: Dangote Cement sets Sept 21 London briefing

Dangote Cement Plc has announced plans to hold a Capital Markets Day in London on September 21, 2026, in preparation for its secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange. The event follows shareholder approval for the proposed dual-listing on the UK bourse, as disclosed in a regulatory filing to the Nigerian Exchange Limited on Wednesday.

The London briefing will provide international investors, market analysts, and key stakeholders with insights into the company's operational performance, strategic roadmap, and core business priorities. The CEO of Dangote Cement will offer an update on the company's strategy, operations, and business priorities, with an opportunity for engagement with senior management.

The London debut comes after a decade-long ambition championed by founder Aliko Dangote and was facilitated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority relaxing listing rules for overseas issuers. Shares in Dangote Cement will be available to global institutional investors, offering exposure to Sub-Saharan Africa's largest cement manufacturer in major foreign currencies.

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