DANGOTE REFINERY KENYA GDR: What East African Investors Need To Know.

How can Kenyan investors participate in the Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO through the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE)? In this investor education webinar, representatives from the NSE, Renaissance Capital and Ethiopia’s capital markets ecosystem break down the proposed investment structure, explaining how Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs) can provide access to shares in a foreign company through a local market. In this webinar, we explore: Understanding GDRs: What Global Depositary Receipts are and how they represent shares in a foreign company. How the structure works: The roles of Renaissance Capital, Stanbic Bank, Image Registrars and other market intermediaries. Investor rights: Dividends, voting arrangements and participation in future corporate actions. The subscription process: How eligible investors can apply through the designated platform and their usual investment intermediaries. Connecting African capital markets: How cross-border investment mechanisms could help mobilise African capital for large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects. The discussion features Brian from the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), Fasil Gabosarik, who has worked on developing Ethiopia’s capital market ecosystem, and Karimi Waroi, Head of Investment Banking at Renaissance Capital. The speakers also examine the broader opportunity to deepen financial market integration across Africa and mobilise domestic investment towards major infrastructure projects. Investor note: This webinar is for educational purposes and is not a recommendation to invest. Prospective investors should review the applicable offer documents and seek independent professional investment advice before making an investment decision. #DangoteRefinery #DangoteIPO #GDR #NSE #Investing #CapitalMarkets #InvestorEducation #AfricanCapitalMarkets