Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris’ OCI N.V. posts $392-million loss in 2023
This is attributed to lower global nitrogen pricing and a reduction in natural gas prices in Europe and the United States following the exceptional highs of 2022.
This is attributed to lower global nitrogen pricing and a reduction in natural gas prices in Europe and the United States following the exceptional highs of 2022.
Sawiris, who is the richest man in Egypt, owns a 38.8-percent stake in Dutch fertilizer producer, OCI N.V.
The resurgence in Sawiris’ wealth can be primarily attributed to the impressive performance of his holdings in Adidas.
Despite the decline in his net worth, Sawiris remains a prominent figure among African business leaders.
Sawiris’ stakes in Adidas and OCI have fallen in value below $1.9 billion and $2.6 billion.
Sawiris owns a 38.8-percent stake in OCI N.V.
The Egyptian billionaire derives most of his wealth from his investments in OCI N.V. and Adidas.
Sawiris derives the majority of his fortune from his 38.8-percent stake in OCI N.V. and his six percent stake in Adidas.
Fertiglobe is a 58-42 percent joint venture between OCI N.V. and ADNOC.
The majority of Sawiris’ fortune stems from his 38.8-percent stake in OCI N.V. and his six-percent stake in Adidas.
His fortune is derived from a 38.8-percent stake in Netherlands-based OCI N.V. and a six-percent stake in German sportswear behemoth Adidas.
Sawiris’ net worth reached $7.45 billion at the end of the month.
The billion-dollar bump in his net worth is due to the company’s year-to-date gains.
The billionaire’s net worth has risen by $738 million since the start of the year.
The loss is directly linked to the performance of the German sportswear behemoth Adidas.
Meanwhile, his stake in German sportswear behemoth Adidas is valued at $2.59 billion.