
Abdul Samad Rabiu overtakes Mike Adenuga to reemerge as Nigeria’s second-richest billionaire
Rabiu’s net worth has recently risen above $5.6 billion.
Rabiu’s net worth has recently risen above $5.6 billion.
Rabiu derives the majority of his fortune from his 92-percent stake in BUA Cement.
Rabiu and his son own 99.8 percent of BUA Foods.
BUA Cement is Nigeria’s second-largest cement producer with a combined installed capacity of 8 million tonnes per annum.
The double-digit rise in earnings was driven by increased revenue from $299.3 million to $454.1 million.
Rabiu is also on track to earn another $151.66 million in dividends from his newly consolidated food business, BUA Foods.
Rabiu derives most of his fortune from his 98-percent stake in BUA Foods and 92-percent stake in BUA Cement.
Rabiu is now Africa’s fifth-richest man.
The result suggests that it is on track to deliver yet another record performance at the end of Q2 2022.
The multimillion-dollar surge in the market value of Rabiu’s stake can be linked to the year-to-date gains in BUA Cement shares.
BUA Cement operates with a combined installed capacity of 8 million tonnes per annum.
BUA Cement operates with a combined installed capacity of 8 million tonnes per annum.
BUA Cement’s market capitalization is $5.7 billion, making it the fourth most capitalized company on the Nigerian Exchange.
BUA Cement is the second-largest producer of cement products in Nigeria after Dangote Cement.
The Nigerian cement tiger has a market capitalization of $5.85 billion on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
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