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  1. Asked: May 1, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Why haven’t NGX Group bonus shares been credited after the dividend payment date in Nigeria?

    Ochoyoda
    Ochoyoda Educator
    Added an answer about 4 months ago

    You’re asking the right question—and this confusion is very common. The key thing you need to understand is this: 👉 Dividend payment date ≠ Bonus share credit date Let’s break down your exact case with Nigerian Exchange Group. 🧠 1. What NGX Group actually announced For 2025 results: Dividend paymentRead more

    You’re asking the right question—and this confusion is very common. The key thing you need to understand is this:
    👉 Dividend payment date ≠ Bonus share credit date
    Let’s break down your exact case with Nigerian Exchange Group.
    🧠 1. What NGX Group actually announced
    For 2025 results:
    Dividend payment date → 29 April 2026
    Bonus issue → 1 new share for every 3 shares held
    Qualification date → 10 April 2026
    But here is the critical line most people miss:
    👉 “Bonus allotment date will be communicated after approvals.”
    ⚠️ 2. Why you haven’t received your bonus shares yet
    Unlike dividends (cash), bonus shares go through extra processes:
    Before bonus shares are credited, they must pass:
    Shareholders’ approval at AGM (which just happened around April 29)
    Regulatory approval (NGX + SEC)
    Registrar processing (DataMax Registrars)
    👉 Until these are completed, shares cannot be credited
    ⏳ 3. When will the bonus shares be released?
    There is no fixed date yet.
    Official position: 👉 “To be communicated” after approvals
    Realistic timeline (based on market practice):
    Usually 2 to 4 weeks after AGM
    Sometimes slightly longer if approvals delay
    So expect: 👉 Mid–May to early June (typical window)
    🔄 4. How the bonus shares will appear
    You don’t need to do anything.
    Once processed:
    Shares will be credited to your CSCS account
    Then reflect on your broker/app (e.g. InvestNaija)
    Example:
    If you had:
    300 shares
    You will receive:
    +100 shares (1 for 3)
    👉 Total = 400 shares
    📉 5. Important: Price adjustment
    When bonus is issued:
    Share price will drop proportionally
    Your total value stays roughly the same
    👉 Same principle as dividends (just structured differently)
    🧾 6. Summary (clear answer to your question)
    ✔ Dividend paid on April 29 = correct
    ❌ Bonus shares are NOT paid same day
    ✔ Bonus shares come after approvals
    ⏳ Timeline = usually a few weeks after AGM
    ✔ You will receive it automatically if you qualified
    🔍 Final insight (important for you)
    Dividend = cash payout (fast)
    Bonus = capital restructuring (slower process)
    That’s why you’ve received one and not the other yet.

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