One of Botswana’s richest men, Ramachandran Ottapathu, loses $2.3 million
As the co-founder of Choppies, Ottapathu owns a controlling 24.48-percent stake in the supermarket chain, totaling 316,353,058 ordinary shares.
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Botswana businessman Farouk Ismail’s loses $6 million from Choppies stake
Ismail owns 14.99 percent of Choppies Enterprises, or 271,691,921 shares.
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Botswana retail tycoon Ramachandran Ottapathu loses over $4.4 million since start of 2022
Ottapathu remains one of Botswana’s wealthiest businessmen, along with his long-time business partner, Farouk.
Botswana tycoon Ramachandran Ottapathu loses $4.1 million from stake in Choppies Enterprises
The $4.12-million decrease in his stake pushed the value of his holding well below the $20-million mark in recent times.
Botswana tycoon Ramachandran Ottapathu’s Choppies expects 174-percent surge in H2 earnings
Ottapathu and Farouk Ismail, who occupy key roles in the store, control a combined 44.5-percent interest in Choppies Enterprise.
Ramachandran Ottapathu’s Choppies posts profit for first time since 2016, earnings surge above $5 million
Choppies Enterprises Limited is a Botswana-based investment holding company operating in the retail sector in Southern Africa.
Stake of Botswana tycoon Farouk Ismail in Choppies, Far Property now worth $38.74 million
The multimillionaire has played an influential role in the growth and development of Botswana’s real estate sector.
Botswana retail tycoon Farouk Ismail’s stake in Choppies declines by $1 million
Choppies’ share price on the Botswana Stock Exchange has lost 9 percent of its value since the start of June.