
Aga Khan IV gains $1.7 million from stake in Nairobi-based insurer
Through the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, Aga Khan IV owns 37.98 percent of Jubilee Holdings and 11.85 percent of its Mauritian subsidiary.
Through the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, Aga Khan IV owns 37.98 percent of Jubilee Holdings and 11.85 percent of its Mauritian subsidiary.
The Merali family, holding a majority 65.46-percent stake in the agribusiness firm valued at more than $23 million, ranks as Sasini’s largest shareholder.
His move comes as shares remain attractively priced on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has summoned top executives, including Kimani and Kakuzi Managing Director Christopher Flower.
Newton Kagira Mukuha, in his application, argued that certain assets within the estate have not been properly distributed, expressing worries over lack of representation.
Devki Group Founder and Chairman Narendra Raval announced the completion of the acquisition, expressing enthusiasm about the prospects it holds for both countries.
The businessman’s increased stake further solidifies his position as one of the leading investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
The conflict between the two companies began in September 2023 when Google Cloud Services provider Incentro Africa filed a lawsuit against Twiga Foods.
This further solidifies Patel’s commitment to Co-op Bank, as he navigates the challenging market conditions marked by a bear run that has undervalued many banking stocks.
The newly unveiled branches bring the total I&M Group branch network to 93 in the region. Out of these, 49 are strategically positioned throughout Kenya.
Buzeki cited the adverse effects of high fuel prices, exacerbated by the government’s decision to eliminate fuel subsidies during Kenyan President William Ruto’s administration.
Equity Group envisions expanding opportunities for wealth creation while upholding the highest standards of service excellence, innovation, and financial inclusion.
Last August, ICEA Lion Asset Management, controlled by the heirs of the late Kenyan banking magnate Philip Ndegwa, extended a buyout offer totaling $2.77 million.
This follows the financial setback he experienced in 2022 when Equity Group shares dropped significantly with Mwangi’s stake in the lender declining by $13 million.
Ndegwa, the former chairman of the Capital Markets Authority and son of the late Kenyan economist Philip Ndegwa, is a top figure in the Kenyan business scene.
Ndegwa holds a sizable 4.63-percent stake in the leading lender, translating to 76,336,855 ordinary shares.