Ugandan pharma tycoon Emmanuel Katongole’s CiplaQCIL stake plunges to less than $2 million
East Africa’s healthcare industry, Katongole, holds a significant 2.79-percent stake in CiplaQCIL.
East Africa’s healthcare industry, Katongole, holds a significant 2.79-percent stake in CiplaQCIL.
Billionaires.Africa has identified and monitored five prominent companies held by the Kenyan Merali family.
Centum RE is a prominent property developer linked to Robert Kirubi and Mary-Ann Musangi, heirs to the late tycoon Chris Kirubi’s business empire.
Patel is one of the largest investors on the Nairobi Stock Exchange with a portfolio that has a current value exceeding $24 million.
Ha Chow holds a 14.59-percent stake in ABC Banking Corp., making her the second-largest shareholder in the Port Louis-based financial services provider.
The $1.45-million increase solidifies Shah’s position as one of the richest investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Aziz, made history in 2013 when Forbes recognized him as the first Tanzanian to achieve a billion-dollar fortune.
Following his passing in 2021, Chris Kirubi’s son, Robert Kirubi, and daughter, Mary-Ann Musangi, inherited 80 percent of his vast fortune.
Macha, ranked as one of the richest investors on the local bourse, owns 1.9 percent of CRDB Bank, equivalent to 32,764,200 shares.
With a 65.46-percent stake, Kenya’s Merali family holds the largest share in Sasini Tea.
Muriuki, the managing director of Co-op Bank, said the facility will empower to fulfil the financing requirements of MSMEs.
Centum RE is a property developer linked to Robert Kirubi and Mary-Ann Musangi, heirs to the late tycoon Chris Kirubi’s business empire.
Mwale’s company, Mwale Medical and Technology City, is a $2-billion community-owned sustainable metropolis.
Langat is the owner of DL Group, a Kenyan conglomerate with interests in tea farming and exports, trading, real estate and hospitality.
Tanzanian multimillionaire Ghalib Said Mohamed is the chairman of GSM Group, one of East Africa’s most prosperous conglomerates.
Kimani owns 34.54 percent of Kakuzi, or 6,762,133 ordinary shares, in the agricultural cultivation and manufacturing company.