Africa’s richest industrialist and owner of the world’s largest oil refinery, Aliko Dangote is weighing a multi-exchange listing of his $20 billion oil refinery. Capital market experts believe the move could considerably reshape Africa’s capital markets.
The plan was disclosed by Frank Mwiti, chief executive of the Nairobi Securities Exchange, following a meeting in Lagos involving Dangote and leaders of several African stock exchanges.
The proposal would see the refinery, owned by Dangote Industries Limited, listed across multiple African bourses to attract a wider investor base and deepen market integration.
Dangote had earlier announced plans to list a 10 percent stake on the Nigerian Exchange Group.

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