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TrustBanc Capital reports overwhelming interest across Africa in Dangote Refinery IPO

TrustBanc Capital Management Limited has reported overwhelming expressions of interest from people across Africa in the Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offering (IPO), following its investor sensitisation and awareness sessions. According to the Managing Director, TrustBanc Capital Management, Ayinde Akinsola, FCS, the response reflects growing interest in owning a stake in Africa’s industrial…

TrustBanc Capital Management has revealed a surge in interest across Africa for the Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offering (IPO). Managing Director Ayinde Akinsola explained that the overwhelming response is a testament to the growing allure of investing in Africa's industrial advancement and the value of investor education in converting that interest into informed participation.

Akinsola highlighted the IPO's objective to attract up to 10 million shareholders, emphasizing its potential to expand capital market involvement and deepen ownership of African enterprises. He noted that the offer could introduce a new generation to share ownership, fostering greater financial inclusion and a robust investment culture.

Akinsola stressed the importance of clear information, easy subscription channels, and ongoing investor support to ensure lasting participation. He also praised Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) for facilitating the offer's distribution via their digital infrastructure, which enables stockbrokers to provide subscription channels under their own brands.

TrustBanc Capital has developed a subscription platform that streamlines participation for investors and their family members. Interested individuals can visit offers.trustbanccapital.com to access subscription details and complete the 3-step application process within five minutes. TrustBanc Capital Management is a member of Nigerian Exchange Limited and is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Nigeria as a broker-dealer.

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