Stake of Nigerian polyurethane tycoon Samuel Bolarinde gains $8.29 million in Vitafoam Nigeria Plc
Bolarinde led the company’s board between 2002 and 2013 after retiring as managing director and CEO in March 2002.
Bolarinde led the company’s board between 2002 and 2013 after retiring as managing director and CEO in March 2002.
Several weeks ago, Dangote launched a $2.5-billion fertilizer plant that produces three times more than local consumption.
The company recently added a new Embraer (E195-E2) to its commercial fleet.
Founded in 1995, the company is Malawi’s first private bank.
Farouk Lawan sought and obtained a bribe from Otedola during a probe into an alleged fuel subsidies scam.
The latest round involves $30 million in equity and $12 million in debt facilities.
The gains can be linked to a 41-percent rise in the group’s share price on the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
The states to benefit from the latest disbursement include Ogun, Sokoto, Kwara and Edo.
The decline can be attributed to the profit-taking activities of retail investors who exited the bank.
The gains follow a surge in the oil marketing company’s share price.
The licenses allow his companies to manage two oil blocks bordering Uganda to the east.
The company defaulted in the repayment of a $40-million debt.
The growth in his stake follows a rise in the shares of CiplaQCIL on the Uganda Stock Exchange.
The massive drop can be linked to the decline of the company’s share price on the Botswana Stock Exchange.
Mutandis is an industrial and commercial group focused on consumer goods in Morocco and Africa.
Sawiris said Orascom has long been interested in participating in developing the area.