Corporate shares associated with major flour milling enterprises—such as Dangote Flour Mills—have historically experienced significant structural shifts, including complete buyouts and subsequent voluntary delistings from public stock exchanges following major acquisitions by multinational conglomerates like the Olam Group. Under these court-approved schemes of arrangement, public shareholders receive substantial cash payouts representing significant premiums over historical trading averages, after which the target companies transition into privately held subsidiaries, terminating their public equity trading visibility on regional financial exchanges.