Company profileAfrica Prudential Plc provides technology and share registration services to public and private companies in Nigeria. It offers premium share registration services, including robust data validation system, daily transaction update, secured cloud-based operating software, clean legacy data, robust share portal system, and omnichannels for investors' engagement; electronic transmission of annual report and notice of AGM, E-accreditation service, virtual attendance, real time voting, and regulatory report generation services; and investor relations services. It also provides private placement, stock market listing, bonus issuances, and advisory services; and probate and transmission services, such as letters of administration, grant of probate, transmission of shares, amendment of grant, and certificate of additional assets. Further, the company offers Invearn digital solutions that combines services of capital market operators to meet investors’ needs; Greenpole, an enterprise registrar operating solution that caters to the data management and end-to-end operations of registrars; and e-Agm, an event management solution used in organizing physical and virtual corporate events. The company was formerly known as Africa Prudential Registrars Plc and changed its name to Africa Prudential Plc in March 2017. Africa Prudential Plc was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria.
Africa Prudential Plc (AFRIPRUD) is listed on NGX in the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector, with exposure to Security and Commodity Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges, and Services. This page brings together the current share price, valuation, dividend context, business summary, and a practical current view so you can assess the stock faster.
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AFRIPRUD may also move because the FINANCIAL SERVICES sector may move with cbn fhc exposure draft. Confidence 67%.
The exposure draft targets financial holding companies and imposes sector-wide measures (ownership thresholds, ring-fencing, governance limits, higher capital buffers) intended to reshape banking group structures and intra-group activities.
