Win the war for telecoms talent through equity ownership. Shares Saver administers employee share investment schemes for Nigerian listed telecoms companies — from enrolment to CSCS registration to compliance reporting.
Network engineers and infrastructure specialists are Nigeria's most competitively recruited technical staff. Equity vesting keeps them committed through multi-year network build programmes.
Nigeria's tech-forward employees expect equity as part of their total reward. An ESIS signals that your company takes the same approach to employee compensation as leading global telecoms and tech employers.
When sales, marketing, and product staff are also shareholders, their decisions directly affect their own portfolio. This alignment drives a long-term performance mindset across the commercial organisation.
Performance share plans for senior executives can be tied to subscriber growth, ARPU targets, or EBITDA milestones — ensuring that the most senior awards are earned, not just granted.
Nigerian telecoms talent receives competing offers from hyperscalers, global tech companies, and pan-African operators. An equity package with a vesting schedule adds a long-term retention dimension that salary alone cannot match.
Each participant accesses their Shares Saver account from any browser. They can see their balance, vesting schedule, dividend history, and CSCS registration details in real time.
Yes. NGX-listed telecom companies can operate ESIS for their staff under CAMA 2020, SEC Nigeria rules, and NGX listing obligations. Nigeria's major listed telecoms businesses are well-positioned to use ESIS as a premium talent retention tool given the competitive war for skilled technical and commercial staff in the sector.
Nigeria's telecoms sector is highly competitive for talent. Network engineers, data scientists, product managers, and senior commercial staff are in demand from local and international tech employers. An equity plan with a vesting schedule creates a long-term financial incentive to remain — one that a competing salary offer cannot easily neutralise in the short term.
Participation eligibility is set by the scheme rules, which the company designs. Most ESIS restrict participation to permanent employees, though some include long-term contract staff above a minimum tenure threshold. Shares Saver administers whatever eligibility criteria the company decides to apply.
Each enrolled employee elects a monthly contribution as a percentage of their salary. This amount is deducted from payroll and transferred to Shares Saver. The contributions are pooled and used to purchase the company's NGX-listed shares through a licensed stockbroker. Purchased shares are registered in each employee's name at the CSCS.
Shares Saver provides enrolment materials, welcome letters, and onboarding guides that HR and internal communications teams can use. Each employee receives access to their personal Shares Saver dashboard where they can see their share balance, vesting schedule, and dividend history in real time.
Most ESIS rules include a 'change of control' provision that either accelerates vesting (all shares vest immediately on completion of the acquisition) or converts the award into shares of the acquiring company. The specific treatment depends on the scheme rules the company establishes at setup. Shares Saver can help draft change of control provisions appropriate for your company's ownership structure.
Shares Saver provides complete ESIS administration for Nigerian listed telecom companies — from SEC notification to CSCS registration to employee dashboards.
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