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    Nigerian Breweries Obtains SEC Approval to Commence Rights Issue

    Julius AlagbeBy Julius AlagbeSeptember 4, 2024 MarketNews No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nigerian Breweries Obtains SEC Approval to Commence Rights Issue

    Nigerian Breweries Plc has obtained approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to commence its 22.607 billion ordinary shares of 50k each at N26.50 per share rights issue.

    Mr Uaboi Agbebaku,Company Secretary of Nigerian Breweries, confirmed this in a disclosure sent to the Nigerian Exchange Ltd.(NGX)on Tuesday in Lagos.

    “Nigerian Breweries has obtained the approval of SEC to commence the company’s Rights Issue of 22.607 billion ordinary shares of 50k each at N26.50 per share, “he said.

    Agbebaku said that following the approval, the offer opened on Monday and would close on Oct. 11. He explained that the offering was to existing shareholders on the basis of 11 new ordinary shares for every five ordinary shares held, as at July 12, being the qualifying date.

    “The rights circular will be sent to all shareholders recorded in the register of members as at that date. Shareholders are advised to contact their stockbrokers for more details about the offer, “he said. #Nigerian Breweries Obtains SEC Approval to Commence Rights Issue  CBN Defends Naira with $39m in Forex Market

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