Despite $1.4-billion wealth, Rihanna pushes Fenty Beauty into China
The decision to expand into China follows its recent entry into the Indian market, underscoring Rihanna’s ambition to build a global beauty empire.
The decision to expand into China follows its recent entry into the Indian market, underscoring Rihanna’s ambition to build a global beauty empire.
Key shareholders, including prominent Kenyan business figures like Mbaru, Munga, Mwangi, and Michuki, lend further credence to the company’s standing.
Despite recent financial headwinds stemming from the Egyptian pound’s devaluation, the Khamis family remains among the country’s most affluent and prominent investors.
The endeavor aligns with O&L’s commitment to fostering sustainable solutions and contributing positively to societal and ecological welfare.
With Mwangi at the helm, the conglomerate remains on course for sustainable expansion and prosperity within the African financial sector.
The recent uptrend in Jubilee shares has boosted the market value of Aga Khan’s stake in the insurer by Ksh481.15 million ($3.63 million) over the past 10 days.
After a brief rise in February-March, his stake in Shoprite has declined by more than $60 million, dipping below $900 million.
Ghanaian tycoon Daniel Ofori owns 3.9 percent of CalBank. The bank plans to bolster its finances with a rights offering.
The $1.1-billion plunge in Rupert’s fortune — averaging a daily loss of $73.33 million since March 14 — is directly linked to the market value of his 9.14-percent stake in Richemont.
Throughout 2023, Orascom Construction expanded its footprint by securing quality, internationally funded projects in Egypt and diversifying its presence in the UAE.
This surge is attributed to the strong performance of his diverse investment portfolio and a recent strengthening of the Nigerian naira against the U.S. dollar.
The company’s decision to reward its unit holders comes after declaring its first distribution from its development Reits, marking a significant increase from the initial projection.
Their 68.1-percent stake in Elsewedy Electric, once valued at $1.29 billion on March 14, has declined to $970.05 million at the time of drafting this report.
The unexpected loss primarily resulted from a $5.8-billion after-tax non-cash impairment charge related to VillageMD goodwill, an investment initiated during Brewer’s tenure.
The partnership marks a milestone for Mastercard, as it introduces its first domestic card in Africa and debuts the World Elite Credit Card in West Africa.
Stuhler’s stake in Lighthouse Properties has jumped by $3.64 million, rising from $70.11 million on March 5 to $73.75 million.