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Why you must subscribe to Dangote Refinery IPO through our Digital Channels - Fidelity Bank

Investors seeking to subscribe to the Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO can complete the process in less than two minutes through Fidelity Bank’s digital channels.
The Bank has provided multiple subscription options designed to serve existing Fidelity Bank customers, corporate organisations and non-customers in Nigeria and abroad. The available channels include the Fidelity Bank iOS Mobile App, Android Mobile App, corporate banking platform for Fidelity corporate customers and designated Fidelity Bank branches nationwide.

A major feature of the bank’s subscription soluition is the availability of Virtual Accounts for investors who do not maintain accounts with Fidelity Bank. Through this option, non-Fidelity Bank customers in Nigeria and abroad can initiate their subscriptions through the Fidelity Bank website, receive dedicated Virtual Account details and fund their applications from an operational bank account.

The Virtual Account option extends access to prospective investors without requiring them to open a regular Fidelity Bank account before subscribing. It also supports third-party funded subscriptions and provides non-customers with a convenient digital route for participating in the offer.

Existing retail customers can complete their subscriptions through the Fidelity Bank Mobile App on iOS and Android devices, while corporate customers can subscribe through the Bank’s corporate online banking platform, subject to the applicable inputter and authoriser process. For additional support, investors may visit the nearest Fidelity Bank branch or contact Fidelity TrueServe by calling 070034335489, sending a WhatsApp message to 09030005252, or emailing
trueserve@fidelitybank.ng. Dedicated personnel are available around the clock to guide intending subscribers and ensure a seamless subscription experience.

Investors are expected to provide the relevant identification and account information. This may include a Bank Verification Number for non-Fidelity Bank account holders, a National Identification Number for minors and an active operational account or online banking profile for Fidelity Bank customers.

Investors who do not already have a Central Securities Clearing System account can also participate in the IPO. A stockbroking account may be opened through Fidelity Securities Limited to facilitate the electronic crediting of allotted shares after completion of the allotment process.

Once a subscription has been successfully authorised, the investor’s selected account will be debited or the assigned Virtual Account funded, as applicable. The investor will subsequently receive a confirmation message, transaction reference and receipt as evidence of the application.

The initiative reinforces the Bank’s commitment to expanding access to Nigeria’s capital market by providing investors with simple, inclusive and technology-driven subscription options.

Prospective investors are advised to review the approved Offer Prospectus carefully before making an investment decision. The prospectus contains the applicable eligibility conditions, price, minimum subscription requirement, permissible multiples, offer period and other terms governing the IPO.
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Why you must subscribe to Dangote Refinery IPO through our Digital Channels - Fidelity Bank
Economy
14-Sep-2026

Dangote Refinery commences Landmark IPO

Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE today announced the commencement of its Initial Public Offering (IPO), marking a historic milestone in Nigeria's economic development and the evolution of Africa's capital markets. The offer will be formally launched at a ceremony on the trading floor of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) in Lagos, bringing to the public, for the first time, an opportunity to own a stake in Africa's largest refinery and one of the world's most significant industrial projects.

The IPO, which opens today, September 14, 2026, consists of 4.1 billion new ordinary shares offered at N525 per share, with a minimum subscription of 10 shares valued at N5,250. The offer is expected to remain open until October 13, 2026, subject to the terms outlined in the Prospectus. The transaction is targeted at retail, institutional, and eligible African investors, reinforcing Dangote Refinery's commitment to broadening ownership and deepening participation in Nigeria's capital market.

The public offer is expected to raise approximately N2.15 trillion, making it one of the largest equity offerings ever undertaken in Africa. The proceeds will support the Refinery's long-term growth plans, operational expansion, strategic investments, and the creation of additional value for shareholders and stakeholders alike.

Speaking on the significance of the IPO, President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, said:” Today marks the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Dangote Refinery and, indeed, in the economic future of our nation. This offering is about more than raising capital; it is about creating an opportunity for ordinary Nigerians, Africans, and investors across the globe to participate directly in one of the most transformative industrial projects ever built on the continent.

We established this refinery to transform Africa's energy landscape, create jobs, conserve foreign exchange, and unlock shared prosperity. With this IPO, we are extending that vision by democratising ownership and ensuring that millions of people can benefit from the value being created.

We believe that broad-based ownership is one of the most effective ways to build wealth, strengthen the capital market, and accelerate economic inclusion. We invite investors to join us as partners in building a globally competitive enterprise that will continue to shape the future of energy, manufacturing, and economic development in Africa."

According to Temi Popoola, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Exchange Group: “The launch of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO is an important moment for Nigeria’s capital market, not simply because of the scale of the transaction, but because of what it represents.

Our capital market must increasingly become a place where Nigerians can participate in the value created by our country’s most important businesses. That means broadening ownership, expanding access and creating stronger connections between Nigerian enterprise and Nigerian capital.

At NGX Group, we have been deliberately building the infrastructure to make that possible. Through NGX Invest and connectivity across more than 50 distribution channels, including stockbrokers, banks and fintechs, we are making participation in the public market more accessible.

This is how we build an ownership economy: strong Nigerian businesses accessing long-term capital, and more Nigerians having the opportunity to participate in their growth.”

Dangote Refinery has emerged as a strategic national asset, helping to strengthen energy security, reduce dependence on imported refined products, conserve foreign exchange, and position Nigeria as a major exporter of petroleum products. Since commencing commercial operations, the Refinery has supplied premium-quality petroleum products to domestic and international markets while supporting industrial growth and economic transformation across the region.

The Company emphasised that participation in the offer has been designed to be accessible, transparent, and technology enabled. Eligible investors can subscribe through approved distribution channels, including NGX Invest, designated commercial banks, and authorised investment platforms, subject to the provisions contained in the Prospectus.

As the commencement ceremony takes place on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange today, Dangote Refinery reaffirmed its commitment to operational excellence, corporate governance, sustainable growth, and long-term value creation for shareholders.

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Dangote Refinery commences Landmark IPO
Economy
14-Sep-2026

FAAN engages top 100 Licensed Customs Agents, boosts Air Cargo Collaboration

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), through its Directorate of Cargo Development and Services (DCDS), has engaged the top 100 Licensed Customs Agents operating at the Pilgrims and Cargo Terminal (PCT) of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The engagement was aimed at strengthening collaboration, addressing operational challenges and improving Nigeria’s air cargo ecosystem.

Present at the event were the MD/CE, Olubunmi Kuku, represented by the Director Cargo Development and Services, Lekan Thomas; Regional General Manager, South West, Olatokunbo Arewa; Terminal Manager, Pilgrims and Cargo Terminal, Alale; General Manager, Cargo Development, Alawo Maman; General Manager, Cargo Registration, Jay Etim; alongside other FAAN managers and officials.

The stakeholder forum brought together Licensed Customs Agents, representatives of freight forwarding and Customs agents’ associations, as well as other key players across the cargo value chain. Participants welcomed the initiative, noting the importance of creating a platform where those directly involved in cargo processing and movement can engage FAAN, share their experiences and contribute to improving service delivery.

During the engagement, stakeholders highlighted challenges affecting cargo clearance and movement at the PCT, including issues relating to documentation, processing, access and coordination among relevant agencies. The Director Cargo Development and Services, Lekan Thomas acknowledged the important role of Licensed Customs Agents and freight forwarders as a critical link between the airport and cargo owners, importers and exporters, noting that their experiences provide valuable insight into the effectiveness of the cargo operating environment.

He  also emphasised that improved collaboration must be supported by compliance with relevant regulations, airport procedures, security requirements, documentation standards and professional best practices. Thomas further stated that the engagement would not be a one-off exercise, but part of a structured approach to identifying operational concerns, escalating them to the appropriate institutions and tracking progress towards resolution.

The engagement aligns with FAAN’s commitment to building a safer, more efficient, transparent and competitive air cargo industry through stronger stakeholder participation and improved service delivery. Through the DCDS, FAAN will continue to deepen engagement with Licensed Customs Agents, freight forwarders and other stakeholders, with a focus on enhancing cargo throughput, facilitating trade and creating a more responsive business environment across Nigeria’s airports.
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FAAN engages top 100 Licensed Customs Agents, boosts Air Cargo Collaboration
Economy
13-Sep-2026

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