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Nigeria’s Dangote says Lagos refinery IPO attracts ‘enormous’ investor demand | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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NAIROBI, Sept 29 (Reuters) – The initial public offering of shares in the Dangote Lagos refinery has attracted “enormous” investor demand, Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote said on Tuesday. Dangote, Africa’s richest man, earlier this month launched a $1.6 billion IPO in the refinery to fund a doubling of its capacity. The deal is being marketed as a “people’s IPO” and would be Africa’s largest. “Demand is there, enormous demand. In fact, I didn’t know the depth of our capital markets until now,
US agency to invest $155 million in African digital infrastructure firm WIOCC | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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NAIROBI, Sept 16 (Reuters) – The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation said on Wednesday it would invest up to $155 million in African digital infrastructure provider WIOCC, underscoring Washington’s support for projects seen as critical to the expansion of U.S. technology companies. Washington has increasingly backed telecommunications and digital infrastructure projects in Africa as it seeks to provide alternatives to Chinese technology providers like Huawei, including through a $
From schoolyard sweets trader to Africa’s richest man, Dangote eyes his biggest deal yet | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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NAIROBI/LAGOS, Sept 14 (Reuters) – More than half a century after launching his business career selling candy to classmates in northern Nigeria, serial entrepreneur Aliko Dangote is preparing the biggest stock market listing Africa has ever seen. Launched on Monday, the sale of $1.6 billion worth of shares in his giant Lagos oil refinery — an initial public offering that will see the refinery list in Nigeria in November — values the company at $47 billion. The deal is the culmination of Dangote’
Senegal bondholder group says debt treatment must be fair, sustainable | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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NAIROBI, Sept 11 (Reuters) – Senegal’s newly formed bondholder group said on Friday it will push for a debt treatment that is fair, sustainable and underpinned by credible economic assumptions and policy commitments. The bondholder group’s stance sets the stage for what could be drawn-out negotiations over how losses are shared among Senegal’s creditors. The outcome will test the G20’s Common Framework debt restructuring process since Senegal has said it will use an “enhanced” version of the ini
Kenya to get some $400 mln emergency World Bank funds within six weeks, source says | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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NAIROBI, Sept 10 (Reuters) – Kenya is expected to receive about $400 million in emergency financing from the World Bank within six weeks to help address risks including an Ebola outbreak in the region and El Niño-related disruptions, a source familiar with the matter said. The East African country applied for the World Bank’s emergency financing facility — known as a Rapid Response Option — after the start of the Iran war in February sent crude oil prices sharply higher. However, risks facing th
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