Kenya’s wealthy Merali family suffers $3.2-million loss from Sasini Tea stake
The Merali family has seen the market value of their shares in Sasini drop by Ksh462.95 million ($3.15 million) in the past 21 days.
The Merali family has seen the market value of their shares in Sasini drop by Ksh462.95 million ($3.15 million) in the past 21 days.
Flutterwave CEO and Co-Founder, Olugbenga Agboola disclosed this strategic move in a recent media interview held in Nairobi.
Beyond his impressive career, Musangi wields significant influence in Kenya’s corporate landscape and owns stakes in some companies.
Dewji is the visionary leader behind MeTL Group, a Tanzanian conglomerate with a diverse portfolio of more than 150 products.
Musangi is the founder of Mukite Musangi & Company Advocates (MMC), a prominent Kenyan legal firm.
Musangi, the incoming Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) chair is the founder of Mukite Musangi & Company Advocates (MMC).
Muriuki had once held a two-percent stake in Co-op Bank, but after selling some shares in 2020, his stake had dropped to 1.75 percent.
Langat envisions the school, dubbed the ACK Dr. David Langat School, as a self-reliant entity.
John Kimani’s recent acquisition reflects his continued commitment to expanding his investment portfolio in Kenya’s thriving business landscape.
Muriuki owns a substantial two-percent stake in Co-operative Bank Group, translating to 117,471,300 ordinary shares.
Espitalier-Noel owns a 9.92-percent stake in ENL Limited.
Centum Real Estate (Centum RE) is a property developer linked to Robert Kirubi and Mary-Ann Musangi, heirs to the late tycoon Chris Kirubi’s business empire.
This move by Bezos and The Bezos Earth Fund follows their announcement in October 2022, outlining plans to collaborate with African and European nations.
Dewji, whose net worth stands at $1.5 billion according to Forbes is Tanzania’s wealthiest man and the youngest billionaire on the continent.
Centum Investment is an East African-focused investment firm controlled by the family of the late Kenyan tycoon Chris Kirubi.
Equity Group has become a dominant force in East and Central Africa under Mwangi, who owns 3.38 percent of the group.