Femi Otedola leads FBN Holdings to $371.9 million profit in 9M 2024
FBN Holdings posts robust financial results as profit surges 125 percent under Femi Otedola’s leadership.
FBN Holdings posts robust financial results as profit surges 125 percent under Femi Otedola’s leadership.
South African retailer offloads stake amid challenging market conditions.
The United Bank of Egypt plans to float a 30-percent stake on the Egyptian Exchange by year’s end, marking a key moment in Egypt’s economic reforms.
African mining company Bravura plans a lithium hydroxide facility in Germany to supply automakers, reducing reliance on China.
Nigeria’s BUA Cement posted strong Q3 sales growth, but rising input costs trimmed nine-month profits.
Lazraq, who controls 51.7 percent of ADI, owns 11.4 million shares, making him the largest shareholder in the company.
Tony Elumelu, chairman of Transcorp Group.
Over the past 15 days, Berzi's stake has surged by EGP823.77 million ($16.92 million), increasing the market value of his holdings above $190 million.
The Johannesburg-based miner attributed this growth to increased gold sales and a favorable pricing environment.
NCBA Bank Kenya launches a “No Monthly Fees” initiative for business accounts, easing financial pressure on SMEs as loan rates rise.
Tony Elumelu, chairman of UBA and founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, will co-chair the New Africa Summit at the 8th Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, advocating for Africa’s economic role on the global stage.
Dis-Chem, under the leadership of Ivan Saltzman, plans a disruptive entry into South Africa’s life insurance market, challenging Discovery Life with data-driven, cost-efficient offerings.
Jamaican-Canadian billionaire Michael Lee-Chin steps in to fund Reading Heights, a luxury residential project poised to meet Jamaica’s premium housing demand.
Nigerian entrepreneur and philanthropist Theophilus Danjuma drives economic growth and social change through a diverse portfolio of businesses across energy, agriculture, and telecommunications.
The rejected offer aimed to secure a controlling stake in the company, with ArcelorMittal reaffirming its commitment to operational independence amid ongoing ownership discussions.
The IPO could raise up to R8 billion ($451.2 million), potentially the biggest public offering in Africa in 2024.