20 Mar 2019 Diamond Bank Plc has been fully suspended from trading its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), with effect from today, March 20th, 1 Apr 2019 The entire 23.160 billion ordinary shares of 50 kobo each of Diamond Bank have been delisted from the trading platform of the Nigerian Stock 21 Mar 2019 The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday said a full trading suspension has been placed on the shares of Diamond Bank Plc 20 Mar 2019 Diamond Bank Plc has been suspended from trading shares on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange as court affirmed merger scheme with 27 Mar 2019 Goddy Egene. Shareholders of Diamond Bank Plc will soon receive consideration of cash and shares following the its proposed merger with Nigeria's Access Bank shares hit three-week high after court approves Diamond Bank takeover. Shares of Nigeria's Access Bank hit a 3-week high on 1 Apr 2019 Access Bank on Monday, 1 April 2019, listed additional 6,617,253,991 ordinary shares of 50 kobo following the merger scheme with Diamond
Trading in the shares of Diamond Bank Plc has been placed on full suspension following the court sanction of the Scheme of Merger with Access Bank Plc. The Nigeria Stock Exchange, in a notification to its dealing members posted on its website on Wednesday, said that the full suspension takes effect from March 20 Diamond Bank Plc, together with its subsidiary, provides banking and other financial services to corporate and individual customers in Nigeria, rest of West Africa, and Europe. The company operates through four segments: Treasury, Business Banking, Retail Banking, and Corporate Banking. Nigeria's tier-1 bank, Access Bank Plc has confirmed the acquisition of Diamond Bank Plc in a move to create Nigeria and Africa’s largest retail bank by customers in a deal worth more than $90 million. Bloomberg news put the deal at a figure around $200 million.
Diamond Bank Plc, together with its subsidiary, provides banking and other financial services to corporate and individual customers in Nigeria, rest of West Africa, and Europe. The company operates through four segments: Treasury, Business Banking, Retail Banking, and Corporate Banking. Nigeria's tier-1 bank, Access Bank Plc has confirmed the acquisition of Diamond Bank Plc in a move to create Nigeria and Africa’s largest retail bank by customers in a deal worth more than $90 million. Bloomberg news put the deal at a figure around $200 million. ABUJA (Reuters) - Shares in Nigeria’s Diamond Bank fell on Friday after the mid-tier lender denied it was talking to new investors to shore up its capital. Nigerian banks have been trying to raise fresh capital after huge loan losses worsened by an economy that has just recovered from a recession. The volume of shares traded in Diamond Bank increased by 890.94 per cent to 70 million from the seven million recorded on Friday, while its market capitalisation increased to N24.086bn. “The offer represents a premium of 260 per cent to the closing market price of 87k per share of Diamond Bank on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) as of Dec. 13, 2018, the date of the final As part of the deal, Diamond Bank said its shareholders would receive 3.13 naira per share, comprising of 1.00 naira per share in cash and the allotment of 2 New Access Bank ordinary shares for The Official Website of Access Bank Plc Nigeria. Share Price and Dividends Access Bank's Stock Trend (Live data) The Share-Price serial chart against Time.
20 Mar 2019 NSE Places Trading in the Shares of Diamond Bank Plc on full suspension with effect from today, 20 March 2019. 20 Mar 2019 Diamond Bank Plc has been fully suspended from trading its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), with effect from today, March 20th, 1 Apr 2019 The entire 23.160 billion ordinary shares of 50 kobo each of Diamond Bank have been delisted from the trading platform of the Nigerian Stock
As part of the deal, Diamond Bank said its shareholders would receive 3.13 naira per share, comprising of 1.00 naira per share in cash and the allotment of 2 New Access Bank ordinary shares for