Offer price
The official public offer price is ₦525 per share, with a minimum subscription of 10 shares (₦5,250).
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Buy the share.
Own the brag.
Turn your Dangote Refinery share story into a card worth posting. Upload your photo, pick a design and share it to WhatsApp, X, Facebook or anywhere else.
Not a broker. No payments are collected here. Always use approved subscription channels.
DANGOTE
REFINERY
01 · CREATE YOUR CARD
Your face. Your shares. Your brag.
Everything happens in your browser. Your photo is not uploaded to our server.
Pick your backdrop: the refinery towers, the crude tanks, the site with the chairman and more. Your photo drops straight into the portrait ring.
Card template
The “shareholder” wording should only be used after shares have actually been allotted to you. Applying does not guarantee allotment.
02 · THE BASICS
So, what exactly are you buying?
Ordinary shares
The public offer is for 4.1 billion ordinary shares in Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE.
Offer opened
The official IPO site states the offer opened on 14 September 2026 and closes on 13 October 2026.
Important: who.ng/dangote does not sell shares, collect money or process applications. Use only SEC-approved receiving agents and electronic application channels listed on the official IPO site. Read the prospectus before investing.
03 · HOW IT WORKS
From “I want shares” to “I own shares”.
01
Get ready
Make sure your BVN, bank details and personal information are correct and consistent.
02
Choose an approved channel
Use an approved bank, fintech, mobile operator, NGX channel or other listed receiving agent.
03
Apply
Enter your details, select the number of shares and make payment through the approved channel.
04
Wait for allotment
An application confirmation is not the same as an allotment. Follow the official process for your final status.
04 · READ & SHARE
Dangote, explained without the boardroom language.
IPO GUIDE
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