Egyptian tycoon Ahmed El Sewedy-linked Egytech Cables signs $28.1-million contract with Kuwaiti company
Egytech Cables is a 99.98-percent-owned subsidiary of the Elsewedy family-controlled Elsewedy Electric.
Egytech Cables is a 99.98-percent-owned subsidiary of the Elsewedy family-controlled Elsewedy Electric.
An Eritrean cereals tycoon and an Egyptian billionaire patriarch are among the African mega-rich who passed away in 2021.
Al-Amoudi, who is the wealthiest man in Ethiopia, has a net worth of $6.71 billion.
McKorley is the founder and CEO of McDan Group of Companies.
Ivan Saltzman and his wife Lynette own a joint 45.2-percent stake in Dis-Chem, a major pharmaceutical retailer in Africa.
The deal comes at a premium of nearly 11 percent over Equity Group’s share price.
Aiteo Eastern E & P Company Limited is one of Nigeria’s largest indigenous oil exploration companies.
Shoprite Holdings Limited is South Africa’s largest food retailer and the biggest retailer in Africa.
The gain in his stake can be linked to renewed investor buying interest driven by the company’s robust financial performance.
Avuru was asked to resign as a non-executive director due to alleged breaches of the company’s corporate governance policies.
Malherbe is a non-executive, co-deputy chairman of Remgro.
Masiyiwa, who founded Econet Group in 1998, holds a 52.85-percent stake in Econet Zimbabwe, the country’s largest telecom service provider.
Islamabad Diagnostic Centre (IDC) is one of Pakistan’s largest integrated diagnostics providers.
Bokoni, which was founded in 1969, was previously called Lebowa Platinum.
A London judge has granted him permission to appeal the decision banning him from trading in the UK.
The deal is expected to close in Q1 2022.