Dangote Refinery offers dollar-denominated dividends to attract investors

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, is seeking to draw investors into the planned listing of his refinery business by anchoring returns to US dollar-denominated dividends, as he prepares to float about a 10 per cent minority stake in one of

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Dangote Refinery offers dollar-denominated dividends to attract investors

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