Dangote Cement shelves its planned London listing, citing market turmoil
Nigeria's Dangote Cement has put its London share sale on hold after last week's global selloff, a fresh setback for a UK market that is struggling to win big new listings.
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Nigeria's Dangote Cement has put its London share sale on hold after last week's global selloff, a fresh setback for a UK market that is struggling to win big new listings.
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