Nigeria’s biggest listed firm Dangote Cement said over the weekend it has been in talks with several banks over a stock market flotation in London which it expects to be in 2020. The cement company,…
Nigeria’s biggest listed firm Dangote Cement said over the weekend it has been in talks with several banks over a stock market flotation in London which it expects to be in 2020.
The cement company, owned by Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote, said the plans were under consideration but that banks had not been selected yet, it said.
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