You should not ignore that mail if you are interested in increasing your shares in Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc. What you received is a Rights Issue offer — meaning the company is giving existing shareholders the first opportunity to buy additional shares at a discounted price before outsiders. In this case, the offer price is ₦60 per share.
The offer is based on:
2 new shares for every 3 shares you already own
Only shareholders who held shares as at April 20, 2026 qualify.
Now, your real problem is not the offer itself — it is the application process through Bamboo.
What Is Happening
Because Bamboo is a digital broker, many Nigerian corporate actions like:
Rights Issues
Public Offers
Takeovers
E-dividend mandates
sometimes still require:
physical forms,
signatures,
CSCS processing,
registrar/broker handling.
That is why they emailed you a form.
What You Need To Do
Step 1 — Print or Fill the Form Digitally
The form usually asks for:
Your name
CSCS number
CHN
Number of shares you want
Bank/payment details
Signature
Step 2 — Tick the Appropriate Boxes
Normally there are boxes like:
Accept full rights
Accept part of rights
Apply for additional shares
Renounce rights
Most shareholders simply: ✅ tick “Accept Full Rights”
unless they want more or fewer shares.
Step 3 — Sign the Form
You can:
sign physically after printing, OR
use a digital signature/PDF signing app.
Apps like:
Adobe Fill & Sign
Xodo PDF
WPS Office
can do this on Android.
Step 4 — Submit Through Bamboo Support
This is the most important part.
Even if there is no upload button inside the app, brokers usually handle these manually through customer support.
You should immediately contact:
Bamboo in-app support
Their email support
and ask:
“How do I submit my completed Dangote Sugar Rights Issue form and payment evidence?”
Usually they will request:
completed form,
proof of payment,
and may process it internally through their brokerage partner.
Step 5 — Payment
Rights issues are NOT usually deducted automatically from your wallet.
You often must:
transfer the money,
or fund your brokerage balance,
then submit proof.
Do not assume Bamboo will automatically debit your account.
Very Important
There is always a deadline.
The current Dangote Sugar rights issue reportedly closes around late June 2026
If you delay too much:
you may lose the right,
and unused shares may be offered to other investors.
What If You Do Nothing?
If you ignore the offer:
you keep your existing shares,
but your ownership percentage becomes diluted,
because new shares are being created.
That is why many investors participate.
Important Advice Before You Proceed
Check:
how many shares you currently own,
how much the total payment will cost,
whether you truly want more exposure to Dangote Sugar.
Do not buy simply because it is “discounted.”
Rights issues can be good opportunities, but they also happen because companies want fresh capital.
In Dangote Sugar’s case, the funds are reportedly for:
expansion,
debt reduction,
and operational strengthening.
What You Should Do Immediately
Open the email again
Download the form
Fill and sign it
Contact Bamboo support TODAY
Ask specifically:
where to submit,
how to pay,
and whether Bamboo handles the process directly.
You are not losing the privilege yet — but rights issues are time-sensitive, so act early.

What you likely have is a physical share certificate from when shares were still commonly issued in certificate form. To move the shares to an online-accessible stockbroker, you first need to confirm:
Whether the shares are already dematerialized into a CSCS account
Whether you have a CHN (Clearing House Number)
Which stockbroking firm originally handled the purchase
Here is the practical process in Nigeria:
Step 1: Check the Share Certificate Carefully
Look for:
Name of stockbroking firm
CSCS account number
CHN
Purchase date
Shareholder name
Certificate number
Sometimes the broker’s name is printed at the back or bottom of the certificate.
Also check any old:
allotment letters
dividend warrants
emails
SMS alerts
They may contain your CHN.
Step 2: Contact Zenith Bank Registrars or Investor Relations
Since the shares were bought through a Zenith Bank branch, the branch itself may only have acted as a collection point. The actual broker could be different.
For Zenith Bank Plc shares, the registrar handling shareholder records is usually:
Coronation Registrars
Ask them to help confirm:
if the shares are in your name
whether they are already in CSCS
your CHN
the linked stockbroker
You will likely need:
full name
phone number
address used during purchase
certificate number
means of identification
Step 3: Verify Through CSCS
The central depository in Nigeria is:
CSCS Nigeria
You can request assistance to trace whether you already have:
a CSCS account
CHN
stockbroker linkage
If the shares are already dematerialized, CSCS can help identify the broker attached to the account.
Step 4: Open a New Modern Online Brokerage Account
If you want easier online access, open an account with a digital-friendly broker such as:
Meristem Securities
CardinalStone Securities
Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers
United Capital Securities
CSL Stockbrokers
They can help you:
open a new CSCS account if you do not have one
dematerialize physical certificates
transfer shares from old broker to new broker
access your portfolio online
Step 5: Dematerialize the Physical Certificate (if not already electronic)
If the shares are still physical:
submit the original certificate to your new broker
fill a dematerialization form
broker sends it to registrar + CSCS
shares become electronic
After that:
you receive a CHN
shares appear in your online portal/app
you can sell or monitor them digitally
Important Warning
Do not hand the original certificate to unofficial agents or roadside “share consultants.” Use only SEC-licensed brokers and recognized registrars.
You can verify brokers through:
SEC Nigeria Licensed Operators Portal
Here is a simple formal message you can send to the registrar or broker: