
Hend El-Sherbini loses $19.5 million from IDH shares
Hend El-Sherbini is one of Egypt’s leading executives and a key figure in the MENA region’s healthcare sector.
Hend El-Sherbini is one of Egypt’s leading executives and a key figure in the MENA region’s healthcare sector.
According to data tracked by Billionaires.Africa, the family’s stake has declined by EGP873.06 million ($17.09 million) since Feb. 4.
The dip highlights the challenges investors face amid global economic uncertainty and market conditions.
The Cairo-based developer said it has repurchased 42.7 million shares, about 2 percent of its total share capital, through open-market transactions.
Egyptian billionaire Samih Sawiris will perform at the Cairo Opera House on May 7, 2025, to raise funds for Gaza’s displaced refugees.
The capital boost highlights increasing investor confidence, positioning the company for continued expansion.
Mansour Group to invest $150 million in two Egypt factories to boost local auto production and expand the country’s industrial footprint.
The setback comes on the heels of a more positive period earlier this year, when his stake grew by $54.87 million.
Moroccan real estate tycoon Alami Lazraq has seen the market value of his stake drop by MAD1.02 billion ($123.26 million) over the past month.
Palm Hills backs $25.2 million loan for 200 hotel rooms at Hacienda White, boosting its stake in Egypt's North Coast tourism.
This payout, which more than double what he received last year, underscores Edita’s strong financial position and its commitment to rewarding shareholders.
Juhayna shares have plunged over 18% in six weeks, wiping over $65 million from Egyptian businessman Safwan Thabet’s stake.
Morocco’s wealthiest individuals are driving economic growth, influencing sectors like real estate, finance, energy, and pharmaceuticals, and enhancing Africa's economic footprint.
This strong performance came despite a decline in operating revenues, from $114.3 million to $98.64 million.
The UK's abolition of the 200-year-old tax status prompted Sawiris, Africa's fourth-richest person with a $9 billion fortune, to reconsider his options.
This marks a rebound from the previous month, when his stake had fallen below $970 million, signaling a strong recovery in his financial position.