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Jospong Group partners with the Ugandan government to transform the Kiteezi Landfill into an eco-friendly facility, introducing sustainable waste management solutions and creating more than 2,000 jobs.
Access Holdings merges its pension subsidiary with ARM Pension Managers to form Access ARM Pensions, aiming to enhance customer engagement and strengthen Nigeria's pension management landscape.
The meeting, anticipated between Tuesday and Wednesday, aims to establish pricing and supply terms for petrol from the $20-billion refinery.
This acquisition aligns with Lighthouse’s broader goal of expanding its presence in the Iberian Peninsula, where its portfolio now accounts for 76 percent of its directly held properties’ value.
Nigerian business mogul Deji Adeleke, founder of Pacific Holdings and Adeleke University, has built an empire spanning agriculture, real estate, energy, and education, significantly contributing to Nigeria's economic and social development.
This listing expands investment opportunities for Nigerians, aligning with Aradel’s mission of enabling broader participation in the oil and gas sector.
The purchase, finalized on Oct. 7, 2024, concludes a scrip loan agreement that allowed Titan Fincap to borrow 3,831,164 shares of Shoprite on Oct. 12, 2023.
Froneman, who serves as Sibanye’s CEO, holds a 0.12-percent stake in the Johannesburg-based mining giant, amounting to 3,284,428 shares.
This was fueled by disciplined cost management across the group’s business clusters, solidifying its standing as one of the largest and most profitable conglomerates in Mauritius.
This figure is expected to increase by the first quarter of 2025, with the company aiming to resolve its ongoing crude supply issues.
This partnership is aimed at bolstering Kenya's power infrastructure and underscores Adani's expanding presence in Africa.
The rise in the El-Sewedy brothers' fortunes is attributed to an 80.6-percent increase in Elsewedy Electric's share price.
The court's decision comes on the heels of Sibanye’s failed acquisition of Brazilian nickel and copper mines, specifically the Santa Rita and Serrote assets.
Sanlam's acquisition of Assupol bolsters its footprint in South Africa and Africa, cementing its position as a dominant insurance player.
Total assets rose 21 percent to N221.09 billion ($136.4 million), reflecting strong growth and strategic investments under billionaire Femi Otedola's leadership.
This follows an $18.27-million loss between July 18 and Aug. 15, when the market value of their holdings declined from $207.2 million to $188.93 million.