OPAY Ltd
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See all $OPAY insider activity →OPay, a Nigerian payments company, raised $304 million in its NYSE listing on October 30, 2026, selling 16 million shares at $19 each. The company, which operates in Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan, and Indonesia, reported $467.1 million in revenue for the first half of 2026. OPay plans a second listing on the Nigerian Exchange, pending regulatory approvals.
OPay Limited withdrew its $304M IPO on the NYSE due to a regulatory inquiry, canceling its planned trading debut. The company valued at $4B priced shares at $19/ADS. OPay assured this won't impact operations. It previously reported $358B in 2025 transaction value and 39.3M active users. The company also plans a Nigerian Exchange listing.
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OPay Limited withdrew its $304M IPO on the NYSE due to a regulatory inquiry, canceling its planned trading debut. The company valued at $4B priced shares at $19/ADS. OPay assured this won't impact operations. It previously reported $358B in 2025 transaction value and 39.3M active users. The company also plans a Nigerian Exchange listing.
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OPay, a Nigerian payments company, raised $304 million in its NYSE listing on October 30, 2026, selling 16 million shares at $19 each. The company, which operates in Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan, and Indonesia, reported $467.1 million in revenue for the first half of 2026. OPay plans a second listing on the Nigerian Exchange, pending regulatory approvals.
2 min readOPay Limited withdrew its $304M IPO on the NYSE due to a regulatory inquiry, canceling its planned trading debut. The company valued at $4B priced shares at $19/ADS. OPay assured this won't impact operations. It previously reported $358B in 2025 transaction value and 39.3M active users. The company also plans a Nigerian Exchange listing.
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