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Airtel Africa to list in Nigeria on Tuesday – bourse

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July 8, 2019
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Bharti AirtelAirtel Africa shares will be listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Tuesday, the bourse said, after it postponed the $4.4 billion listing last week.

The secondary listing had been planned for July 5. However, the stock exchange postponed it to ensure the telecoms company met its requirements.

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India’s Bharti Airtel two weeks ago offered shares in its African unit via a London IPO and said it would dual list in Nigeria, its biggest market in Africa.

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