
JPMorgan cuts Sibanye-Stillwater stake from over $215 million to $157 million
This move signals a reassessment of its exposure to the $3-billion mining group amid evolving economic dynamics in South Africa.
This move signals a reassessment of its exposure to the $3-billion mining group amid evolving economic dynamics in South Africa.
He transformed Africa’s financial sector by founding NSIA Group, the first Ivorian banking-insurance conglomerate, now operating in 12 countries.
The move is aimed at consolidating control, unlocking shareholder value, and streamlining operations.
The decline in revenue—driven largely by the devaluation of the Nigerian naira—underscores the financial challenges facing the company despite strong operational growth.
Despite the topline growth, adjusted EBITDA dropped 16 percent to $14.4 billion, weighed down by lower energy coal prices.
Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour’s vast empire spans real estate, automotive, retail, and finance, solidifying his influence in Egypt’s economic transformation.
African Bank completes a $28 million Grindrod asset deal, expanding its portfolio with loans, property stakes, and mortgage bonds in South Africa’s financial sector.
Pick n Pay exits Hyde Park as Shoprite takes over the space for a flagship Checkers FreshX store, reflecting a shift in South Africa’s competitive retail landscape.
The case adds to his growing legal troubles, marking another chapter in the challenges facing the former FBN Holdings chairman and founder of Honeywell Group.
Noel Mkulichi transformed FDH Bank, boosting its market cap to $1.26 billion while advancing fintech, expanding financial inclusion, and reshaping Malawi’s banking sector.
Over the years, Munga has built a diverse business empire spanning, banking, agribusiness, insurance, and real estate.
ArcelorMittal SA seeks a $170 million bailout to prevent steel mill closures, risking 3,500 jobs amid high costs, imports, and stalled government talks.
The €305 million ($332 million) deal was executed through Castellana Properties, Vukile’s 99.5%-owned Spanish subsidiary.
Kenya’s wealth creation remains strong amid global turbulence, driven by a resilient private sector and strategic business environment.
His leadership has reshaped CAF’s financial outlook, attracting record sponsorship deals and boosting revenue streams.
Paa Kwesi Nduom has built a diverse empire spanning banking, media, hospitality, and more, creating jobs and driving economic growth across Ghana and West Africa.