IBL Group to offload stake in Mauritian bank to Access Holdings’ UK subsidiary
Mauritian conglomerate led by Arnaud Lagesse seeks to unlock value from early investment in regional bank.
Mauritian conglomerate led by Arnaud Lagesse seeks to unlock value from early investment in regional bank.
This was fueled by disciplined cost management across the group’s business clusters, solidifying its standing as one of the largest and most profitable conglomerates in Mauritius.
Espitalier-Noel’s ENL Limited posts a 24-percent profit increase, reaching $2.4 million, driven by successful diversification in key sectors like hospitality, real estate, and commerce.
This marks the firm’s eight location across the continent and underscores its commitment to responsible investing and sustainable development in Africa.
Medine's performance underscores its ability to navigate economic challenges, with real estate driving its growth during the period under review.
Partially owned by prominent Kenyan families such as Kenyatta, Merali, and Ndegwa, the conglomerate remains steadfast in strengthening operations within Kenya while expanding its footprint across the region.
This surge in profit can be attributed to the conglomerate’s adept cost-effective measures and strategic initiatives.
From leading Mauritius’ largest conglomerate, IBL Group, to investments in Kenya’s retail sector through Naivas International.
Explore his influential connections to seven key companies, ranging from MCB Capital Markets to the Blue Penny Museum.
Noel’s passing comes over two years after his retirement as the CEO of MCB Group.
With their stake now worth more than $45 million, the affluent Mauritian Espitalier-Noel family ranks among the richest families in Mauritius.
Despite this recent setback, Dalais remains one of the most affluent CEOs in Mauritius and East Africa.
Ha Chow holds a 14.59-percent stake in ABC Banking Corp., making her the second-largest shareholder in the Port Louis-based financial services provider.
Lagesse and his siblings own a 16.8-percent joint stake in IBL Group, or 114,369,469 shares.
Galea owns 15.43 percent of the insurer, worth $25.5 million.
The family controls a 12.8-percent stake in Medine Limited, worth almost $20 million.