Dangote refinery: Nigerians buying into Africa’s biggest share sale
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Africa's richest man launches continent's biggest share sale - Published Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched Africa's largest ever share sale, offering a stake in his oil refinery to the general public in a deal that could raise as much as $2.1bn…
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What happened
Africa's richest man launches continent's biggest share sale - Published Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched Africa's largest ever share sale, offering a stake in his oil refinery to the general public in a deal that could raise as much as $2.1bn…
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