Quickmart sets Sh4,125 entry point for share offer ahead of NSE listing
The retailer has priced its shares at Sh7.50, with subscriptions scheduled to run from October 5 to October 30, 2026.
Key takeaways
- Quickmart has priced its shares at Sh7.50 ahead of its planned NSE listing.
- The minimum subscription is 550 shares, costing Sh4,125.
- The offer runs from October 5 to October 30, 2026; no listing date is specified.
Buying into Quickmart’s share offer will require at least Sh4,125. The retailer has set a minimum subscription of 550 shares ahead of its planned listing on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), according to Capital FM Kenya Business (direct). That puts a cash figure on the smallest application investors can make under the offer.
Quickmart has set the price at Sh7.50 per share. A share represents a small ownership stake in a company. The minimum subscription is the fewest shares an investor can apply for, rather than the price of a single share. At the stated offer price, 550 shares cost Sh4,125.
The offer is scheduled to open on October 5 and close on October 30, 2026. Those dates define the subscription window—the period when investors can apply to buy shares through the offer. They are the timetable for applications, not a stated date for the stock-market listing itself.
For readers following the retailer’s move towards the market, the price and minimum purchase are the central terms disclosed here. Together, they establish both the cost of each share and the minimum financial commitment for a subscription.
The next milestones to watch are the October 5 opening and October 30 closing of the offer. The source material does not specify a listing date.
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