One of Kenya’s richest investors, James Mwangi, loses $4 million from stake in Equity Group
Mwangi owns a significant 3.38-percent stake in Equity Group.
Mwangi owns a significant 3.38-percent stake in Equity Group.
The merger will result in the creation of the second-largest bank in Rwanda’s banking industry.
With stakes worth more than $20 million in Kakuzi, Kimani is one of the richest investors on the Nairobi Stock Exchange.
The family of the late Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s prime minister from 1963 to 1964, will receive a dividend of $4.27 million from their stake.
The multimillion-dollar losses posted by the Mauritian conglomerate brings its total operating losses since June 2019 to $47.6 million.
Under Mwangi, Equity Group has grown into East and Central Africa’s largest financial services group.
Kimani holds a significant 32.3-percent interest in the company, totaling 6,330,699 shares.
Macha has a fractional 1.25-percent ownership position in the bank.
Equity Group has grown to become East and Central Africa’s largest financial services firm.
The proposed deal comes after the Oigara-led group expressed interest in negotiating another acquisition in Tanzania.
Hennessy-Barrett launched 4G Capital in 2013 after working as a loan manager for a Kenyan institution for a short time.
Kimani has a substantial 32.3-percent stake in the firm, totaling 6,330,699 shares.
Since Yu founded Wasoko in 2015, it has expanded its operations beyond Kenya and delivered 2.5 million orders.
Awori said the shifting operating climate compelled management to take urgent actions to protect capital and liquidity.
The lucrative deal is part of efforts to retrieve some of the family’s assets.
Rogers and Company Limited is a Mauritius-based international services and investment firm.