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#尼日利亚 #非洲
尼日利亚亿万富翁Aliko Dangote启动了非洲历史上最大规模的股票发售,向公众出售其炼油厂的股份,这笔交易有望筹集高达21亿美元(约合16亿英镑)资金。\n\n此次首次公开募股(IPO)涉及Dangote炼油厂约3%的股份,这位亿万富翁表示,他希望让普通尼日利亚人有机会分享该工厂的成功。\n\n该炼油厂于2024年投产,是全球最大的炼油厂之一,历时十多年才建成。\n\n目前,该炼油厂供应了尼日利亚70%以上的能源消费,许多尼日利亚人对能够拥有其部分股份的前景表示兴奋。\n\nIsah Salisu就是其中之一,他告诉记者,他从存款中取出了50000奈拉(约合28英镑;37美元)用于投资。\n\n我的希望是,我的小钱有一天能变成大钱。我不想错过,因为我知道身边的许多人也在投资,他说。\n\n此次IPO持续一个月,最低购买量为10股,费用约为4美元。\n\n经济和商业专家Dr Abdulrazak Ibrahim Fagge表示,周一的这一事件具有历史意义。
Dangote refinery: Nigerians buying into Africa’s biggest share sale




原文原文 / Original TextImage source, ReutersByMansur AbubakarReporting fromAbujaPublished14 September 2026Nigerian 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 (£1.6bn).
The initial public offering (IPO) is for roughly 3% of the Dangote refinery, with the billionaire saying he wanted to give ordinary Nigerians the chance to share in the plant's success.
The refinery, which started production in 2024, is one of the largest in the world and took more than a decade to complete.
It now supplies more than 70% of Nigeria's energy consumption, and many Nigerians have expressed excitement at the prospect of owning a part of it.
Among them is Isah Salisu, who told the BBC he withdrew 50,000 naira (£28; $37) from his savings to invest.
"My hope is that my small money will one day grow big. I don't want to miss out as many I know are also investing," he said.
The IPO lasts for a month and the minimum purchase is 10 shares, costing about $4.
Economy and business expert Dr Abdulrazak Ibrahim Fagge told the BBC that Monday's event was historic.
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来源:BBC Africa (https://www.bbc.com/news/world/africa)
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