Airtel Africa Interim Dividend Exchange Rates Announced

Airtel Africa Plc has filed a corporate action notice confirming the currency exchange rates and election arrangements for its interim dividend of 3.1 cents per ordinary share. The filing covers separate arrangements for shareholders on the London Stock Exchange and the Nigerian Exchange Limited.
Airtel Africa Plc disclosed on 3 November 2026 the applicable exchange rates and currency election procedures for its interim dividend of 3.1 cents per ordinary share. The dividend is payable on 11 December 2026 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 13 November 2026.
For Nigerian Exchange Limited shareholders, the exchange rate used to determine naira payments is 1 USD = ₦1,347.44, based on rates applicable on 30 October 2026. The last date to trade shares on the NGX in order to qualify for the dividend is 12 November 2026.
NGX shareholders may elect to receive payment in either Nigerian naira or U.S. dollars. Those who wish to receive U.S. dollars must complete a Currency Election Form and return it to Coronation Registrars Limited, or email eforms@coronationregistrars.com, before the closing date of 23 November 2026. Forms are available at coronation.ng. Shareholders who do not submit a currency election before that deadline will automatically receive their dividend in Nigerian naira.
The GBP exchange rate applicable for LSE shareholders is 1 USD = 0.7464 GBP. The filing was approved for release in Nigeria by Group Company Secretary Simon O'Hara.
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