Registrars

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Find below the updated list of Capital Market Registrars in Nigeria, and the companies they serve. This list reflects the change of names of some affected registrars and companies. Where applicable it will be indicated.



REGISTRARS
DIVIDEND MANDATE FORM
1.       Africa Prudential Registrars Plc
220 Ikorodu Road,
Palmgrove,
Lagos.
http://www.apregistrars.com/downloads/e-dividend%20form%20-%20edmms.pdf
2.       All Crown Registrars Ltd.
Orbital House, 180, Awolowo Road,
Ikoyi,
P.M.B. 12884, Marina,
Lagos.
www.nibss-plc.com.ng/images/registrars/all_crown.pdf
3.       Apel Registrars Ltd.
No, 8 Alhaji Bashorun Street,
Off Norman Williams Crescent,
S.W. Ikoyi Lagos.

       4.       Atlas Registrars Ltd. 
                  (fmr Flour Mills Registrars)
            Bagco Building (3rd Floor)
            34 Eric Moore Road,
            Iganmu,
            Lagos.

       5.     CardinalStone Registrars Ltd
          (fmr Cardinal Securities Ltd)
           358 Herbert Macaulay Rd,
           Yaba,
           Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp.../04/CardinalStone-Registrars_e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
6.       Centurion Registrars Ltd.
33 Cameron Road, Ikoyi 101233,
Lagos.
www.nibss-plc.com.ng/images/registrars/Centurion_Registrars_Limited1.pdf

7.       DataMax Registrars Ltd.

2c Gbagada Express Road, Gbagada Phase 1,

P.M.B 10014, Shomolu,

Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/.../DataMax-e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
8.       EDC Registrars Ltd
154 Ikorodu Road,
Onipanu,
 Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp-content/.../04/EDC-Registrars_e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
9.     First Registrars & Investor Services Ltd.
2,Abebe Village Road,
Iganmu.
P. M. B. 12692
Lagos.

10.    GTL Registrars Ltd. (merged with Citadel Registrars)
2, Burma Road,
Apapa,
Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp-content/.../GTL-Registrars_-e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
       11.    Lighthouse Registrars Ltd 
            Kingsway Building (3rd Floor)
            2/4 Davis Street,
            Lagos,
            Nigeria.

       12.    Mainstreet Registrars
            2A Gbagada Expressway,
            Anthony, P.M.B. 12974
            Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp.../MainstreetBank-Registrars_e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
       13.    Meristem Registrars Ltd.
            213, Herbert Macaulay Way.
            Adekunle-Yaba
            Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp-content/.../Meristem-Registrars_e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
14.    PAC Registrars Ltd.
122 Bode Thomas Road
Surulere,
Lagos.
15.    Pace Registrars Ltd (fmr Sterling Registrars)
24, Campbell Street,
Knight Frank Building,
P. M. B 12735
Lagos.
sec.gov.ng/wp-content/.../PACE-Registrars-e-DIVIDEND-MANDATE-FORM.pdf
       16.    United Securities Ltd.
            10, Ahmodu Ojikutu Street,
            Victoria Island,
            Lagos.
       17.    Unity Registrars Ltd.
            25 Ogunlana Drive,
            Surulere,
            Lagos.
   18.    Veritas Registrars Ltd.
       Plot 89A, Ajose-Adeogun Street,
           Victoria Island Extension,
           Lagos.
 


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