Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote’s refinery seeks dual listing in Nigeria, London
The choice to pursue a dual listing on both exchanges reflects considerations arising from the NGX’s current limitations in accommodating the scale of the refinery.
The choice to pursue a dual listing on both exchanges reflects considerations arising from the NGX’s current limitations in accommodating the scale of the refinery.
This follows the Court of Appeal’s ruling that upheld a High Court order for Heineken to compensate Maxam for the unlawful termination of their distribution contract in Kenya.
This underscores Lamia Tazi’s leadership and strategic vision in steering Sothema to new heights in the competitive pharmaceutical industry.
Customer deposits also climbed 14.47 percent to Ksh359.46 billion ($2.74 billion), reflecting the bank’s customer-centric approach.
This follows a $9.63 million loss he recorded between May 7 and 16, when his holding fell from $55.13 million to $45.50 million.
While his commanding stake in Richemont forms the cornerstone of his wealth, Johann Rupert has diversified his investment portfolio across a spectrum of industries.
Kenneth Frazier, a top figure among America’s top Black executives, owns a 0.028-percent stake in Merck & Co., equivalent to 705,220 shares.
This collaboration aims to establish FBN Holdings as a frontrunner in African climate finance.
Benedict Peters, through Bravura Holdings, has propelled this project forward, showcasing its comprehensive design at the Indaba.
This surge has pushed the group’s market cap above $255 million, delivering substantial gains to shareholders, including the wealthy Ghabbour family.
In 2014, South African billionaire Christo Wiese sold Pepkor to Steinhoff International in exchange for a 20 percent stake in Steinhoff.
Bravura clarifies that the Kamativi Lithium Tailings Project, launched in December 2021, is progressing steadily despite encountering regulatory hurdles and global economic challenges.
This follows a $14 million loss recorded between April 30 and May 14, when his stake dropped from R10.49 billion ($571.56 million) to R10.24 billion ($557.54 million).
The new fund follows a successful $134 million raise in 2021, building on the firm’s impressive financial success in recent years.
Femi Otedola’s leadership continues to be a driving force behind the group’s sustained growth and expansion, with high expectations for the remainder of the fiscal year.
The funding consists of a $200 million direct loan from IFC and up to $50 million mobilized through the managed co-lending portfolio program.