Importance of Dangcem’s N50bn FMDQ Commercial Papers listing
By CNBC Africa
23 July 2018 |
11:30 am
The Listing of Dangote Cement’s N50 billion Commercial Papers has been described as one of the largest commercial paper notes issuances by a non-financial institution in Nigeria.
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