FT: Aliko Dangote Planning London Listing of $13bn Cement Empire

• 10% of shares to be sold to outside investors •Firm targets raising output from 60m tonnes to 100m tonnes by 2030 Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Africa’s richest man, Aliko

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May 8, 2026 · 03:56 · 5 min read

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• 10% of shares to be sold to outside investors •Firm targets raising output from 60m tonnes to 100m tonnes by 2030 Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Africa’s richest man, Aliko

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