Pick n Pay to list Boxer unit in JSE IPO, targeting $451 million
The IPO could raise up to R8 billion ($451.2 million), potentially the biggest public offering in Africa in 2024.
The IPO could raise up to R8 billion ($451.2 million), potentially the biggest public offering in Africa in 2024.
Barry Swartzberg, one of South Africa’s most successful businessmen, holds a 3.92 percent stake in Discovery, amounting to 25,954,540 shares.
Otedola’s $2.25-million donation to Augustine University in Lagos bolsters his legacy in education and philanthropy.
Salisu Buhari's remarkable transformation from the shadows of political scandal to establishing a thriving multimillion-dollar manufacturing empire.
Dangote Cement supports regional construction, exports 22 shipments of clinker to Ghana and Cameroon in first nine months of 2024.
Pan-African operations drive growth; profit margins remain steady despite rising costs.
The decline is primarily attributed to fluctuations in his stake in Richemont, the luxury conglomerate that houses brands like Cartier and Chloé.
Savannah Clinker's increased offer of Ksh76.55 ($0.59) per share values Bamburi at Ksh27.8 billion ($215.7 million), surpassing Amsons' earlier bid.
The recent rally in I&M Group's shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange has significantly boosted Shah's fortune.
Deal to diversify African Bank’s portfolio; Grindrod refocuses on core operations.
Nigerian oil magnate solidifies his position among the country’s richest investors.
CEO Bloisi emphasizes profitability and strategic divestments in core business
This surge is driven by the sustained rise in the shares of the leading publisher of books, newspapers, and magazines on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
Over the past 20 days, the market value of his stake has increased by Ksh396.21 million ($3.07 million), fueled by a robust stock performance on the NSE.
The selloff coincides with Nigeria’s decision to reject Shell’s plan to offload its onshore oil assets to a consortium that includes Aradel, alongside ND Western and Waltersmith.
Seplat Energy receives Nigerian Government approval for $1.28 billion purchase of ExxonMobil onshore assets.