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Asked: April 24, 20262026-04-24T01:32:27+00:00 2026-04-24T01:32:27+00:00In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

Does Premium Board on NGX Mean Dangote Refinery Shares Will Be Expensive for Investors?

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I’ve been hearing a lot about the upcoming Dangote Refinery IPO, and many people are saying it might be listed on the Premium Board of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).
But I’m confused about something.

Does listing on the Premium Board mean the shares will be too expensive for ordinary Nigerians to buy?
Is Premium Board only for big investors or rich people?
Or can someone with small money still invest when the IPO comes out?

I also want to understand:
What really determines the price of a company’s shares during an IPO?
Is it because the company is big, or are there other factors involved?

Because honestly, when I hear “Dangote” and “billions of dollars,” it feels like it might not be for people like us.
Please Iking Ferry explain this in a simple way, no big grammar, so even a beginner can understand.

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    Iking Ferry Fokona CEO Investment Strategist and Financial Literacy Advocate
    2026-04-24T01:53:26+00:00Added an answer about 6 months ago

    Alright… relax first. Because this is where many people get confused and miss opportunity. You hear “Dangote Refinery… Premium Board… billions of dollars…” And the next thing that comes to your mind is: “Ah! This one go too cost… this one no be for people like us.” No. Calm down. As your Financial LRead more

    Alright… relax first.
    Because this is where many people get confused and miss opportunity.
    You hear “Dangote Refinery… Premium Board… billions of dollars…”
    And the next thing that comes to your mind is:
    “Ah! This one go too cost… this one no be for people like us.”
    No.
    Calm down.

    As your Financial Literacy Advocate..
    Let me break this down with a Simple Story in a way that even Mama Ngozi that sells tomatoes in the Village will understand.

    Imagine two shops:
    One shop is inside Victoria Island (VI) – clean, organized, fine environment
    And…
    Another shop is inside Balogun Market – busy, crowded, local

    Now let me ask you…
    Because a shop is in VI…
    Does that automatically make everything in that shop expensive?
    No.
    What it simply means is:
    The environment is more structured
    The standards are higher
    The business looks more organized
    That is exactly what Premium Board on NGX means.

    Now… Back to your Questions..
    You asked:
    “If Dangote lists on Premium Board… will the share be too expensive?”

    Let me tell you the truth:
    Premium Board does NOT determine share price.
    Let me say it again…
    Where a company is listed does not determine how much one share will cost.

    SO WHAT ACTUALLY DETERMINES SHARE PRICE?
    Oya… calm down.
    Let me go deeper and explain this in a way that even Grandma in the Village will nod her head and say: “Yes I understand this one ooh”
    Imagine:
    Mama Ngozi has a tomato business worth ₦1million
    Now she wants to bring people in as partners.
    And She has two options:

    OPTION 1: She divides the business into:
    1,000 parts
    Each part = ₦1,000

    OPTION 2:
    She divides the business into:
    10 parts
    Each part = ₦100,000

    You see?
    Same business.
    Same value.
    Different price.

    THIS IS THE SECRET
    Share Price = Total Company Value ÷ Number of outstanding Shares

    So:
    If shares are MANY = price becomes LOW
    If shares are FEW = price becomes HIGH

    WHAT HAPPENS DURING IPO?
    Now listen carefully… this is where professionals come in.
    When a company wants to go public (IPO):
    Valuation experts
    Investment bankers
    Financial analysts
    They sit down and decide:
    How much is this company worth?
    How many shares should we create?
    What price should we sell to the public?

    As a Financial Literacy Advocate…
    Let me tell you a STRATEGY MOST PEOPLE DON’T KNOW.
    And Some companies do this deliberately:
    They create MORE shares
    So price becomes affordable
    Why?
    To attract more investors
    To increase participation
    To improve liquidity

    While some companies:
    Create FEWER shares
    So price becomes high
    Why?
    To limit participation
    To maintain exclusivity

    BUT HERE’S THE BIG MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE
    You go to NGX…
    You see:
    One company = ₦10,000 per share
    Another company = ₦300 per share
    Then you say:
    “Ah! This one of ₦10,000 must be bigger!”
    Wrong.
    Very wrong.

    Let Me Tell You The Truth…
    High share price does NOT mean big company.
    In fact…
    Some of the biggest companies:
    May have shares below ₦1,000
    Or even below ₦500

    But.. Iking..
    WHAT HAPPENS AFTER IPO?
    Now this is where things change.
    Once the company enters the secondary market:
    You
    Me
    Mama Ngozi
    Can now buy and sell.
    And now…
    Price is no longer controlled by the company.
    It is controlled by:
    Demand (people buying)
    Supply (people selling)
    Market sentiment
    News & speculation

    Please..
    IPO price is structured
    Market price is emotional

    SO BACK TO YOUR QUESTION
    Will Dangote shares be expensive?
    Not because it is on Premium Board
    Not because it is a big company
    It will depend on:
    How many shares they create
    How they price it during IPO

    Most people will miss opportunities not because they don’t have money…
    But because they don’t understand what they are looking at.
    Please…
    Before IPO comes:
    Don’t focus on “Is it expensive?”
    Focus on “Do I understand this?”
    Because…
    Opportunity does not reward excitement…
    It rewards understanding.

    My name is Iking Ferry, a Nigerian Financial Literacy Advocate and Investment Strategist On a mission to build 10 million financially free Nigerians and Africans through the right knowledge on Fokona.com

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