African capital markets raised 300 billion shillings in 2018
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Channel: KBC Channel 1 TV Shows · 2018 · People & Blogs
African capital markets raised 300 billion shillings last year with a total of 28 listings through initial public offers. East African markets however missed out, with Johannesburg and Nigerian stock exchanges dominating the listings. The 2017 African Capital Markets Watch report by accounting and financial firm Price WaterHouse Coopers shows the listings were largely driven by the financial services sector for further offers while the consumer services sector topped the IPOs table.
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