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FMDQ Holdings acquires 1.08bn units of CSCS shares

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The Central Securities Clearing System Plc (CSCS) has announced that FMDQ Holdings have acquired 1,080,641,902 units of its shares.

 

Confiance News gathered from a statement from CSCS on Saturday.

 

The statement said that on Friday 30 June 2023, there was a significant trade of shares of  CSCS on the NASD OTC Plc. Two major shareholders of CSCS, Artemis Limited and ZPC Leadway Insurance Prem. Coll & Invest, who previously held 16.61 percent (830,641,902 units) and 5 percent (250,000,000 units) shareholding respectively, sold their shares to FMDQ OTC Plc (‘FMDQ’). As a result, FMDQ is now a shareholder with a 21.6 percent equity stake in CSCS.

 

CSCS serves as the central securities depository and clearing infrastructure for the Nigerian capital markets. Our company plays an intrinsic role in ensuring the integrity and safety of transactions conducted in the Nigerian capital market.

 

CSCS expresses gratitude to its shareholders and stakeholders for their sustained interest in the company.

 

“We affirm our dedication to working towards achieving our strategic objectives of being the globally respected and leading central securities depository in Africa,” CSCS explained.

 

 

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