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Steps On How To Buy MTN Share Offer

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Following the announcement of MTN Nigeria Communication Plc that it was selling an additional 575 million shares at N169 per share, many investors have been asking questions on how to own a piece of the telecommunications giant before it closes on Tuesday, 14 December 2021.

Before we proceed, it is important to note that MTN has pegged the minimum subscription per transaction at 20 shares and subsequent multiples of 20, 40, 60, etc. The share offer was attached with a buy 20 shares and get 1 share free, however, an investor is subject to a maximum of 250 bonus shares. Meaning, an investor is only entitled to a bonus on the first 5,000 shares bought.

The incentive is open to retail investors who buy and hold the shares for at least 12 months.

Below is a step-by-step process on how to buy and own a piece of MTN Nigeria, the second most capitalised listed company in Africa’s largest economy.

How to Buy MTN Shares?

There are various channels to purchase MTN shares. Interested investors can either buy through MTN or from several approved stockbrokers, some of them are listed below.

To Buy Directly from MTN Nigeria

Interested investors should use the approved channels listed below to submit an application. You can find full details of how to submit an application at www.mtnonline.com/PO or consult with your stockbroker or banker for further guidance.

Application for MTN share Offer can also be submitted at MTN stores. The MTN MoMo agents have been trained to assist customers and provide guidance on using PrimaryOffer to submit an application.

To Buy Through the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX)

Apply for your shares digitally through the PrimaryOffer app by NGX. Visit the PrimaryOffer website www.primaryofferng.com by NGX; or Download the PrimaryOffer app by NGX from the App Store for IOS and Google Play store for Android devices. Note that a BVN, CHN and CSCS Number is required to register and submit an application on the PrimaryOffer portal.

If your application is successfully submitted through PrimaryOffer, you will receive a confirmation email.

PrimaryOffer Application Process

  • Download the app from the app store
  • Click ā€œCreate an Accountā€
  • Input your BVN
  • Input your date of birth linked to your BVN
  • Click ā€œProceedā€
  • Validate your information
  • Create password
  • Click ā€œSubmitā€
  • An OTP is sent to your email for verification
  • Upon verification, log in with your email and password
  • Select ā€œMTN Offerā€
  • View details of the Offer ā€“ including the Pricing Supplement
  • Input number of shares you want to apply for
  • Input CSCS, CHN and Bank details for verification.

Alternatively, a CSCS and CHN will be created for you if you donā€™tā€ have a CSCS account.

  • Input your bank account details and re-insert your login password for verification
  • Read and accept the terms and conditions
  • Proceed to Make Payment
  • You will receive a notification of the successful submission in your email

To make payment on the PrimaryOffer portal, select one of the options available on the payment page, you can Pay with Card, USSD Code, Bank, Bank transfer, MVisa-QR Code, Barter, PayAttitutde, or with Paga.

If debited but payment status shows pending, forward your proof of payment to info@primaryofferng.com for further review.

Buying MTN Share Via Receiving Agents

Apply for your shares through authorized Receiving Agents ā€“ Issuing Houses, Stockbrokers & Banks (applications can be completed and submitted, and payments processed at bank branches nationwide).

  • An interested investor should complete an Application Form.
  • Submit the completed Application Form and make payment to a Receiving Agent.
  • Receiving Agent confirms receipt of payment for the number of shares applied for.
  • Receiving Agent issues an acknowledgment copy of the Application Form.
  • Receiving Agent submits the application on PrimaryOffer.
  • Applicant receives a notification from PrimaryOffer once the application is submitted by the Receiving Agent.

If you submit an application through a Receiving Agent, the Receiving Agent will provide you with a photocopy of the completed Application Form bearing the date and time stamp. This should be kept for record and tracking purposes.

After SECā€™s clearance of the allotment, the shares allotted to you will be credited into your CSCS account and you will receive an automated SMS from CSCS notifying you of the credit.

What is a Clearing House Number (CHN)?

Clearing House Number (CHN) is a unique number that identifies each investor in the Nigerian Capital Market. The CHN is alphanumeric and starts with a ā€œCā€. Accordingly, your CHN details must be provided in the ā€œCHN Number Detailsā€ section of your application.

What is a CSCS Account?

The CSCS (Central Securities Clearing System) is a computerised depository system responsible for clearing, storing, and settlement of securities transactions in the Nigerian Capital Market. A CSCS account number is created for you by your stockbroker and can be used for buying and selling securities. Accordingly, your CSCS details must be provided in the ā€œCSCS Account Detailsā€ section of your application.

MTN Share Offer Eligibility

Anyone above 18 years of age is eligible to buy the MTN shares on offer, but there are a limited number of conditions.

  • Applicants must apply for a minimum of 20 shares and multiples of 20 shares thereafter.
  • Applicants must have a valid BVN to register and submit an application on PrimaryOffer.
  • Applicants must have a CHN and CSCS account.

Nigerians abroad who are interested in MTN share offer can also apply with their BVN details, also shares can be bought for another person if the beneficiaryā€™s particulars, including BVN, CHN and CSCS account details are available. The beneficiaryā€™s bank account details must be filled in for future e-payments, including dividends.

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