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of us would like to ask but take a look at a few people who have invested
in the past.
Adebayo bought 100 shares of NB Plc valued at N50.00 in 1976. In 2001
his shares have grown to 9,989 units with share value of N160,000.
Ngozi
bought 100 shares of Nestle Plc valued at N50.00 in 1978. In year 2001
each share is worth N65.00, his initial 100 shares have grown to 2024
shares with a total value of N131,560.
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| AMYN
Investments Limited a leading member of the Nigerian stock Exchange, invites
you as a youth to join its revolutionary club - AMYN Youth Investment Club.
This Club provides opportunity for Nigerian youth of One day old to
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Condition |
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Youth of the
ages 1 day to 25 years old allowed to join. Parents can invest on behalf of
their children. |
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Required to
Open an Investment account with N5,000 or more to be invested in blue chip companies. |
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N500 Registration
and Administration non-refundable fee - for life membership. |
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Opportunity
for Club members to go on Excursions to foreign stock Exchanges at subsidised
rates |
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Members will
be entitled to attend annual general meetings of the club. |
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Dividend will
be distributed to Club members once a year. Dividend can also be automatically
reinvested at the instruction of each member. |
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Reason for establishing
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To Create investment
consciousness/mentality in the Nigerian Youth. |
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To give the
Youths opportunity to earn income and see their investment grow. |
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give an early insight to those who may wish to make a Career in Stockbroking
and Capital Market Operations. |
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To position
the Youths to taking part in the Nigerian Stock Exchange Annual Essay Competition. |
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HOW TO INVEST IN
SHARES
There is an opportunity for you to buy shares of your choice at will, with a
minimum of =N=5000 from any of the blue chip or quoted companies. Blue chip
stocks are common stocks of well-known companies with histories of profit
growth and dividend payment as well as quality management of products and
services. They are usually high priced. Usually, a number of factors such as
level of operation of the company and consistent track records of return on
investment determine if a company is blue chip or not.
Reliable blue chip companies include Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, First Bank
of Nigeria Plc, Cadbury, Wapco, UACN of Nigeria, Nestle, Unilever, Nigerian
Breweries, Mobil, Unipetrol e.t.c.
However their prices vary, so you would need to consider that when buying
shares.
Before any purchase can be effected, an account must be opened for you. As
such, you would have to fill some forms (Mandate forms, Transfer forms and
CSCS shareholders form) authorizing us to buy shares on your behalf, this
would require your presence in our office (please find address below).
However, if you stay outside Lagos and cannot make it to our office, I would
advise you call us on 01-2643973 (Lagos), 053-258113(Warri), 056-285572 (Asaba)
so an alternative arrangement can be made.
The companies you invest in will communicate with you by post after
declaration of dividends - in form of bonus share certificate or dividend
warrant.
Quarterly, CSCS will send you a statement on your investment via us.
In addition, please find below all the necessary information:
HOW TO INVEST IN SHARES.
Pay cash or Bank Draft into either branch of the following Banks using the
account details and numbers indicated:
FSB INTERNATIONAL BANK PLC
Account Number: 0993200000653
Name of Account: Amyn Investments Limited
Name of Depositor: Your name
Branch: Ikoyi, Lagos
FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC
Account Number: 2442030001199
Name of Account: Amyn Investments Limited
Paid in by: Your name
Branch: Stock Exchange House, Lagos.
HALLMARK BANK PLC
Account Number: 4561-100
Name of Account: Amyn Investments Limited
Paid in by: Your name
Branch: UTC Building, Broad Street, Lagos.
MAKE A PHOTOCOPY OF THE TELLER AND SEND TOGETHER WITH THE
FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
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