
Aliko Dangote's Dangote Cement, Tetracore increase focus on clean energy solutions
As part of the latest phase, Tetracore installed a mobile AutoGas refueling unit at Dangote Cement’s Ibese Plant in Ogun State.
As part of the latest phase, Tetracore installed a mobile AutoGas refueling unit at Dangote Cement’s Ibese Plant in Ogun State.
The market value of his stake has climbed by $24.08 million, pushing it close to the $250 million mark.
FirstRand, led by Mary Vilakazi, gains approval to absorb HSBC South Africa by Oct. 2025, boosting its corporate banking footprint.
This increase pushes his total wealth growth for the year to $2.72 billion, up from $2.52 billion just a few days ago.
Sources familiar with the matter say both Otudeko and Odukale, have agreed to sell their shares to Otedola at N31 ($0.02) apiece.
The approval marks a milestone in the company’s transition from public to private ownership, ending its over 80-year run on the JSE.
Nicky Oppenheimer’s net worth surged $2.1 billion to $12.2 billion, reversing the earlier dip near $10 billion.
When asked about the possible listings of his refinery or other Dangote Group businesses, Dangote said, “Yes, definitely."
While details of their conversation were kept private, aides on both sides confirmed the visit, with Adenuga returning to Lagos that same evening.
The Nairobi-listed lender said its systems helped avert an additional Ksh334 million ($2.59 million) in potential losses.
The jump comes as investors continue to show strong interest in the company, reflecting growing optimism around Africa’s expanding digital landscape.
According to Forbes, which recently updated its estimate of her net worth, Rihanna’s wealth has dropped from $1.4 billion to $1 billion.
NCBFG, led by Michael Lee-Chin, plans a $300 million bond to repay debt and boost sustainable growth. Fitch rates it B+.
Since the start of the year, the market value of this stake has fallen by $23.6 million, driven by a slump in the company’s share price.
The shift underscores evolving global trade dynamics and Nigeria’s urgent need to stabilize fuel production.
JP Morgan’s Thungela stake drops to $47 million despite raising its holding, as coal prices retreat and investor sentiment shifts amid global energy transition.