Richest investor on Nairobi Stock Exchange Aga Khan IV loses nearly $10 million since start of 2022
Aga Khan IV remains the Nairobi Exchange’s richest investor, with a total portfolio worth of more than $105 million.
Aga Khan IV remains the Nairobi Exchange’s richest investor, with a total portfolio worth of more than $105 million.
I&M Bank Group is a leading non-operating holding company situated in Kenya.
Ndegwa’s 4.3-percent stake in NCBA Group, now worth $15 million, has dropped in value in recent weeks.
AgDevCo was founded in 2010 by British businessman Keith Palmer.
Members of the family include Marie Therese Doger De Speville, Thomas Doger de Spéville, and 82-year-old Pierre Doger de Speville.
MarketForce established a strategic partnership with Cellulant in December.
Britam Holdings is a leading financial services provider with operations throughout Southern and East Africa.
Mwangi holds a 3.38-percent stake, or 127,809,180 shares, in the financial services group.
The Mauritius-based conglomerate recorded a triple-digit increase in profit in the first half of its 2022 fiscal year.
New Mauritius Hotels has long been the pioneer and leader of the Mauritian tourist business.
Dalais, the chairman of the Mauritius-based company, owns an eight-percent stake in CIEL.
Ruparelia had a net worth of $1.1 billion in 2012.
Her appointment comes a year after Thakrar stepped down as CEO.
Hiridjee said the transaction’s success reflects AXIAN Telecom’s resilient business model.
BasiGo aims to make East Africa a global leader in clean, affordable electric bus transit.
The pioneer and leader of the Mauritian tourism industry posted impressive results for Q2 2022.