Dangote,s refinery shares is another way of investment for you

[Rebirth01]

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

[PostQuantumBTC]

The shares will be listed in Nigeria market, you can also give the means that people from other countries can invest in it. This will been better than not posting posting about it.

US, UK and many other people that are not citizens of Nigeria may not be able to invest in the IPO, but Nigerian diaspora that have Nigerian valid documents can be able to invest in it.

If Dangote wants people from countries like US and UK to invest in the stock, it has to take FZE to the international markets.

[Rebirth01]

Approved platforms in Nigeria include access bank,GTCO, zenith bank, first bank,UBA, Stanbic IBTC, fidelity bank,fcmb etc. those in abroad can use these Fintech platforms. Bamboo,piggyvest,cowrywise,moniepoint, PAGA,flutterwave, investNaija . Mobile Money: you can use MTN Momo, Airtel smartcash.. opening from September 14th 2026 to October 13th 2026. This is a very good opportunity for investors to take advantage

[stompix]

Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Yeah, but no!
If the dollar gets stronger against the naira, then your investments need to do more just to balance the currency devaluation, it's the opposite.
That is the reason why the US stocks were not that attractive to European buyers since the usd has lsot 10% on the euro last year.

Anyhow, what could go wrong investing in a company in a foreign country where ..well...laws are for the stupid!

[Beke_26]

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Okay I have heard you. Dangote wants people to invest and it is now they want us to start buying shares when the high status class have bought the dip, it is the poor and struggling workers they want them to buy the top. I don't think this is a good investment, maybe good later if the price appreciates. Investing in stock can be profitable when  you invest big not with that shallow money that don't have any worth even in the next 50 years. Inflation is the only reason that can make it look like a profit on investment.

[Stepstowealth]

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Consider the type of investor you are, If you are in search for quick profit, that is want to make profit quickly from this investment, best advice for you is to reconsider because the investors who will be making the most profit are the investors who have a long term view for the investment they are making.

Also if you want to invest, my best advice is to not go all in with all the capital you wish to invest at the launch, buy some first and allow the initial hype to simmer down because there are investors who will want to take advantage of the initial value, will sell and have the value drop, when the value drops lower the initial price, it will be another opportunity to invest again.

[Rebirth01]

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Yeah, but no!
If the dollar gets stronger against the naira, then your investments need to do more just to balance the currency devaluation, it's the opposite.
That is the reason why the US stocks were not that attractive to European buyers since the usd has lsot 10% on the euro last year.

Anyhow, what could go wrong investing in a company in a foreign country where ..well...laws are for the stupid!

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Okay I have heard you. Dangote wants people to invest and it is now they want us to start buying shares when the high status class have bought the dip, it is the poor and struggling workers they want them to buy the top. I don't think this is a good investment, maybe good later if the price appreciates. Investing in stock can be profitable when  you invest big not with that shallow money that don't have any worth even in the next 50 years. Inflation is the only reason that can make it look like a profit on investment.

It's actually commencing tomorrow so nobody has bought as at today. So don't be scared weather the rich guys have bought the dip or not. Like you rightfully said if the price appreciate. But sometimes we leave in regrets if we miss an opportunity like this. It is going to be profitable if you are interested in investing it for the long term. Give time and you will actually say thank God you took the right decision.

[letteredhub]

Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

Dangote refinery is the literally the only function oil refinery in Nigeria currently, and just in not more than 5 years operation it's already aiming at expanding it's barrel production per day, you can imagine the potential returns it would give in dividends in 10 years from mow.

This investment would benefit Nigerians more than it would for any investors that is from a country whose currency value is greater than that of Nigeria. But here's what the OP didn't add to the post; shareholders can decide if they want to receive their dividends in USD or in Naira. Am quoting from where I read it for clarity.

A key differentiator for shareholders is the option to receive dividend payouts in either US dollars or naira, leveraged directly by the refinery's foreign-currency export revenues.

[Swordsoffreedom]

This is another opportunity for those that are looking for were to invest their money without fear , although it's not a short term investment but long term. Minimum of 10 shares at #525 each which is #5,250 and it's about $4 . I will advise that you take this advantage. Should someone take this advantage to invest or not? Considering the fact that the dollar is still strong against naira it will return big although it depends on the activeness of shares in the market.

If this offer had come from any country other than Nigeria, I might have jumped at that opportunity.
However, I do not have confidence in any country like Nigeria.

Biggest issue with investing here is instability of Naira's value.
I checked online and found that back in 2015-16, you could get approximately 250 to 300 Naira for a dollar. Yet now, in 2026, it takes over 1300 Naira to get a single dollar. Consequently, even if share price rise in future, a depreciation in Naira's value would result in lower actual return for us. That is why I am skeptical about whether this investment would yield any substantial profit. Of course reverse could happen if Naira's value were to appreciate. That is precisely where the major risk lies.

[Byebyebtc]

I also feel it could be a good long term investment. The Dangote's refinary market is already making about $1.8 billion in the first half of 2026 that alone looks quite attractive.
The founder Dangote is also a man with vision and that could potentially be increase the probability of a good investment. He has plans to Increase the capacity from 700,000 barrels to 1.4 million barrels per day by 2029.
So I do feel is something one could definitely want to be involved in.. Regardless there is no guarantee of profit as usual no investment has a 100% percent guarantee

[Bd officer]

I don't think it will be easy to invest here from my country. I researched on Google and found that there are some strict rules of banks for investing here from my country.
On the other hand, I thought what if the naira depreciates further? So even if I buy these shares and make more profit in the future, I won't see much profit if I exchange them for dollars. However, the price of the shares was very low and 10 shares were only 4 dollars which is like 450 in our country's local currency, so I want to look into this matter further.