Airtel Money Begins Trading on London Stock Exchange

Airtel Money, the digital financial services division of Airtel Africa, has commenced conditional trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) with a market capitalization of approximately £5.3 billion. The ordinary shares began trading under the ticker symbol “AMC” following an offer priced at £1.96 per share.
This listing is a significant milestone for the African fintech sector, enabling Airtel Money to access international capital markets and global investors as it aims to expand its services across Africa. Notably, the offer involves the sale of existing shares by current shareholders, meaning no new shares will be issued, nor will fresh capital be raised.
Launched in 2011, Airtel Money serves about 53 million monthly active users across 13 African countries, offering services such as money transfers, payments, and virtual debit cards. Jonathan Reynolds, the UK’s Business Secretary, praised the listing as a vote of confidence in the UK economy, while CEO Ian Ferrao expressed that this marks a new phase in the company's growth.
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