
5 Egyptian businessmen-owned companies whose shares have more than doubled in 2024
These companies illustrate the resilience and adaptability of Egyptian businesses, driven by strong leadership and strategic initiatives.
These companies illustrate the resilience and adaptability of Egyptian businesses, driven by strong leadership and strategic initiatives.
This feat places him 68th on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, securing his position among the world’s top 100 richest individuals.
Its strong presence across the Middle East and Africa has cemented its status as one of the country’s leading industrial players.
This initiative follows a similar $100 million buyback completed in March 2024, further underscoring Airtel Africa’s commitment to capital reduction and rewarding shareholders.
Safaricom’s entry into mobile phone insurance is part of its ongoing efforts to expand financial services across East Africa.
This highlights the challenges posed by Nigeria’s volatile currency on shareholder wealth.
This strategic move brings together two powerhouse entities and marks a significant step toward consolidating Black-led financial influence.
This surge reflects growing investor confidence in ADH, cementing Sefrioui's position among the wealthiest investors on the Casablanca bourse.
The move underscores the deepening trade relationship between Egypt and the UAE.
This latest surge builds on the strong performance of his stake in 2023, when it increased by MWK178.2 billion ($105.88 million).
The move is part of Amsons’ strategy to consolidate its presence in East Africa’s construction sector.
The divestment yielded an impressive four times return on invested equity, with an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of approximately 50 percent.
This highlights his resilience in navigating one of Egypt’s most challenging economic years.
Tyme Group has raised $250 million in its latest funding round, boosting its valuation to $1.5 billion and positioning it among Africa’s few unicorns.
Dangote Oil Refinery exports petrol to Cameroon, Angola, Ghana, and South Africa, a key milestone in reshaping Africa’s fuel market.
While the allegations have cast a shadow over Jay-Z, Roc Nation’s NFL partnership appears unaffected.