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Go to NASD OTC's office, UBA building, 9th floor, 57 Marina. They will be of great help. Or call 01-4605008 and ask to speak with their ops mgr..

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You can invest in some other fixed income instruments @ 2% monthly. I have been doing it for 7yrs now. U can PM me if interested...

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You can raise capital from the Over the Counter market. Its mostly used by Private Equity firms and Venture Capital firms to raise and sustain cash flows in their business. There are several models used by the OTC market in achieiving this.

NASD OTC has opened up its market to trade the Ordinary shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc and Acorn Petroleum Plc.

Dufil Prima Foods Plc is the owner of the Indomie Noodles brand and possibly holds over 50% of the noodle segment. The company has 6,753,333,334 shares and will open to trade at ₦9.00. The shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc were introduced by Anchoria Investment & Securities Limited

Acorn Petroleum Plc is an oil and gas company that trades refined petroleum products in and out of Nigeria. The company has 2,000,000,000 shares and will open to trade at ₦2.80. The shares of Acorn Petroleum Plc were introduced by Meristem Securities Limited.

By this introduction, shareholders of either company can now trade their holdings on an open, transparent market and can discover market price for their shares. Shareholders in either of these companies can now dematerialise their physical certificates and trade through the NASD OTC platform

19 different securities have now therefore been opened up to trade on the NASD OTC market.

NASD OTC has opened up its market to trade the Ordinary shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc and Acorn Petroleum Plc.

Dufil Prima Foods Plc is the owner of the Indomie Noodles brand and possibly holds over 50% of the noodle segment. The company has 6,753,333,334 shares and will open to trade at ₦9.00. The shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc were introduced by Anchoria Investment & Securities Limited

Acorn Petroleum Plc is an oil and gas company that trades refined petroleum products in and out of Nigeria. The company has 2,000,000,000 shares and will open to trade at ₦2.80. The shares of Acorn Petroleum Plc were introduced by Meristem Securities Limited.

By this introduction, shareholders of either company can now trade their holdings on an open, transparent market and can discover market price for their shares. Shareholders in either of these companies can now dematerialise their physical certificates and trade through the NASD OTC platform

19 different securities have now therefore been opened up to trade on the NASD OTC market.

NASD OTC has opened up its market to trade the Ordinary shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc and Acorn Petroleum Plc.

Dufil Prima Foods Plc is the owner of the Indomie Noodles brand and possibly holds over 50% of the noodle segment. The company has 6,753,333,334 shares and will open to trade at ₦9.00. The shares of Dufil Prima Foods Plc were introduced by Anchoria Investment & Securities Limited

Acorn Petroleum Plc is an oil and gas company that trades refined petroleum products in and out of Nigeria. The company has 2,000,000,000 shares and will open to trade at ₦2.80. The shares of Acorn Petroleum Plc were introduced by Meristem Securities Limited.

By this introduction, shareholders of either company can now trade their holdings on an open, transparent market and can discover market price for their shares. Shareholders in either of these companies can now dematerialise their physical certificates and trade through the NASD OTC platform

19 different securities have now therefore been opened up to trade on the NASD OTC market.

Do you know that the Securities and Exchange Commission has licensed three(3) additional exchanges in Nigeria. The three new exchanges are;

1. NASD: This was setup to provide a trading platform for the trading of unquoted companies such as Indomie, Fan Milk, Consolidated Brewies, etc..

2. FMDQ: This was setup to provide trading platform for trading of short term instruments such as treasury bills, Bonds, Banks notes etc..

3. NCX: This was setup to provide trading platform for the trading of commodities such as Cocoa, Groundnut etc. It uses the concept of Ware-houses.

This newly licensed exchanges has made the sum total of exchanges in Nigeria to four(4) including the Nigerian stock exchange. The SEC licensed these entities to fill a vacuum that has been present in the Nigerian Capital Market from time immemorial. This exchanges are categorized as seperate markets and any investor can choose to play in any of this markets depending on your level of appetite for investments. Stockbrokers now have a diversified playing ground for equities trading and brokerage at large.

You need a broker that can trade on all Exchanges,e.g NSE, FMDQ, NASD, NCX that should be your request. They should also online trading platforms. The online trading platforms are structured in such a form that requests coming from the online sites impact their live trading feeds on this exchanges. Only very few stockbroking firms have this type of structure. Example of such stockbroking firms are UBA securities, Meristem, BGL etc..

I hope this addresses your concern

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The stock Exchange is a place where the transactions(Buy and Sell) on stocks/equities take place. If you are an intending investor, you cannot go their to transact on your own, you have to do that through the help of a licensed and registered member of the Stock Exchange. Licensed brokers are the only authorized people to trades shares on the stock exchange either for themselves or on behalf of intending investors. So if you intend to invest in stock market, get across to a license broker to buy or sell for you.

We have Four(4) Licensed Exchanges in Nigeria by the Securities and Exchange Commission which happens to be the apex body in the Nigerian Capital market. Each exchange handles one segment of the economy different from each other, the list are as below;

1. Nigeria Stock Exchange: This is a platform to trade shares of quoted companies such as Nestle, Nigerian Breweries, Bank Stocks etc...

2. NASD PLC: This is a platform to trade shares of unquoted companies such as IGI, Friesland Campina WAMCO (Peak Milk), Jaiz bank, Golden Capital etc..

3. FMDQ: This is a platform to trade government securities such as bonds and treasury bills as well as Foreign exchange stuffs...

4. NCX (Abuja Commodities Exchange): This is a platform to trade commodities such as cocoa, cassava etc....

Depending on your appetite for investment registered members of this exchanges can trade this exchanges for you to invest in whatever you want to invest in.

I hope this little piece meets your requirement.

@tarad, Every form of investment carries its own risk, its left to you to make calculated risk to ensure optimized profits. In order to invest in the Nigerian capital market, you will need to seek the counsel of professional who can inform you of the current market trends in order to reach a reasonable conclusion on what to invest in. The broker will do KYC for you and open a CSCS account in roder for you to trade with. The NSE and the CSCS are almost done with the automation of alot of their processes which will over time make awareness much available and investments ideas easy to implement.

I hope this meets your need.

The Address is 2/4 Customs street Marina Lagos opposite CBN (Beside Tinubu Square).

I hope this meets your need.

Investing in the capital market is a very good thing, but you have to inherit the mindset of Long term investment. The Nigerian capital market is not a place to meet short term needs to be honest even though in some cases it does but rather a place to invest idle funds and reap the benefits for as long as you remain. Its also a place you need to invest wisely and seek the guidance of a professional (brokers, custodians etc ) before any form of investments is made.

Recently the Nigerian Capital Market has reached a market Capitalization that has never been met before now just before the end of the meltdown so to speak. Its a great place to be in a nutshell, but be wise.

I hope this meets your need.

@cedaraustine2, the following will have to take place 1. Meet a broker 2. Open a CSCS account with him 3. Broker will take you shares to Unity bank Registrars so as to verify certificate 4. Certificate is brought to CSCS for demetarialization by the Registrars after confirmation that you are the true owner 5. Open a special account with CSCS (Optional) 6. Monitor you stocks Online with CSCS (Optional) 7. Monitor your stocks through your broker's web portal(Optional) 7. It will take not later than 24hrs for your shares to be dematerialized as soon as it gets to CSCS.

I hope this meets your need.

You will have to speak to a broker to buy or sell shares on your behalf. A broker can advise you on investments and also on share price appreciation index of various stocks listed on the floor of the exchange. A couple of the times this will form the basis for buying a stock. I hope this meets your need.

Thank you Ben, i have forwarded the CV to you. Hope to hear from you soon if my CV deems fit for the position advertised.

Thank you Ben, i have been trying to reach you on phone but all to no avail, pls which email can i reach on. You can reach me on kd_segun@yahoo.com

Bros, pls can i have your details. I will personally want to have a training with you.