6 Nigerian billionaires have companies joining the FTSE frontier index this month
Ten Nigerian stocks join FTSE Russell's frontier index on Sept. 21, including companies part-owned by Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola and Victor Odili.
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Ten Nigerian stocks join FTSE Russell's frontier index on Sept. 21, including companies part-owned by Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola and Victor Odili.
Discovery Bank made R370 million against a R68 million loss, and 70% of new customers now come from outside the wider Discovery group.
A Tanzanian judge struck out Pula's $195 million claim against Patrice Motsepe on Aug. 7 without ruling on the merits. Pula has now appealed.
Aspen's normalised headline earnings rose 28% in constant currency on flat revenue, as Mounjaro took 53% of South Africa's weight-loss market.
Brimstone's cash dividends rose 76.5% to R161.4 million and net asset value 11.7%, even as US health funding cuts hit its Obsidian business.
Forbes and Bloomberg subtract debt, discount illiquid stakes and refuse to count assets they cannot verify. A billion-dollar holding is not enough.
Kingdom Holding has completed its SR840 million purchase of 70% of Al Hilal from Saudi Arabia's PIF, valuing the club at about $320 million.
First HoldCo hit an all-time high of N159.90 on Tuesday, lifting Femi Otedola's holding to about N1.97 trillion, roughly $1.42 billion.
Nigeria's oil refining grew 43.94% in the second quarter, its strongest on record, as Dangote took 52.6 million barrels of crude.
Catherine Uju Ifejika says Brittania-U spent $400 million on the Ajapa field it bought from Chevron, as Nigeria targets 2.5 million barrels a day.
The National Sports Commission favours Kunle Soname for the NFF presidency after the entire executive resigned. He has said he is not interested.
Making It Big turned one on Aug. 18. It won Axiom gold in the US, placed second in London, and Otedola is writing the sequel.
Tilman Fertitta is touring Italy's coast on a 384-foot yacht he paid for himself. Venice police pushed back 300 protesters when it arrived.
Simon Rudland's empire spans cigarettes, a $102 million tobacco plant, trucking, fuel stations, citrus juice and mining across two countries.
President Museveni opened Ponsiano Ngabirano's 277-unit Kampala Marriott on Aug. 27, the first Marriott Hotels property in Uganda.
William Mpinganjira has spent $1.2 million on Ekhaya FC in three years. On Aug. 30 it plays Mighty Wanderers, owned by his father Thom.