Botswana-based mogul Jonathan Gibson’s Chobe declares $5.29-million dividend
The board recommended a final dividend of BWP71.88 million ($5.29 million), translating to BWP0.8 ($0.059) per share, according to a recent update.
Chobe Holdings
7 companies owned by Botswana businessman Jonathan Gibson
As a leader and advocate for responsible tourism, Gibson’s legacy extends beyond financial success, encompassing wildlife conservation and community empowerment.
Botswana-based tycoon Jonathan Gibson gains $14.4 million in 2023
Gibson, who ranks as one of the richest investors on the Botswana Stock Exchange, holds 31,830,406 ordinary shares in Chobe Holdings.
Botswana-based tycoon Jonathan Gibson gains $8.5 million in just 15 days
Jonathan Gibson, the deputy chairman of Chobe Holdings, owns 31,830,406 ordinary shares in the Gaborone-based tourism group.
Botswana-based tycoon Jonathan Gibson gains $2 million in just one month
Gibson, the deputy chairman and CEO of Chobe Holdings, ranks as one of the richest investors on Botswana Stock Exchange.
Botswana-based mogul Jonathan Gibson gains over $5 million from stake in Chobe Holdings
Gibson’s stake in Chobe Holdings has increased by $5.23 million since the start of the year, solidifying his position as one of Botswana’s richest investors.
Botswana-based mogul Jonathan Gibson gains $1 million from stake in Chobe Holdings
Gibson is Chobe’s deputy chairman and CEO.
Botswana-based mogul Jonathan Gibson’s Chobe suffers over $3.3 million in losses in 2021
Gibson owns 35.6 percent of the company.
Botswana-based businessman Jonathan Gibson’s stake in Chobe Holdings now worth $20.4 million
Gibson holds a substantial 35.6-percent interest in the group.
Botswana tourism tycoon Jonathan Gibson loses $5.6 million as Chobe shares decline
Chobe operates 12 ecotourism lodges and camps on leased land in northern Botswana and the Caprivi Strip in Namibia.
Chobe Holdings Deputy Chairman Jonathan Gibson loses $5.1 million in 123 days
The value loss in his equity stake in the business came off a double-digit decline in the group’s shares.