Nigerian oil billionaire Muhammadu Indimi to earn $600,000 Jaiz Bank dividend
Indimi, who holds nearly 13.1 billion shares—equal to a 29.36 percent stake, is the largest shareholder in Jaiz Bank, the first Islamic bank in Nigeria.
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Indimi, who holds nearly 13.1 billion shares—equal to a 29.36 percent stake, is the largest shareholder in Jaiz Bank, the first Islamic bank in Nigeria.
Sudan's richest family, the Elnefeidis, is seeking a $19 million facility from the International Finance Corporation to support wheat imports for its Cameroon business.
Launched in Africa in 2022, Starlink has rapidly expanded its footprint, with Elon Musk emphasizing the company’s commitment to operating wherever legally permitted.
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.
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 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).
Stephen Brookes, a South African real estate magnate, remains the company’s largest shareholder, holding a 36.08 percent stake.
This follows a gain of $32.2 million recorded between April 23 and May 1, when his stake increased from $654.18 million to $686.41 million.
Glencore’s legal troubles are wide-ranging. In May 2022, the company settled investigations in the U.S., U.K., and Brazil for $1.5 billion, with $1.06 billion going to U.S. and Brazilian authorities.
Year-to-date, Sawiris’ wealth has increased by $667 million, driven by the performance of his stakes in Dutch fertilizer giant OCI N.V. and German sportswear giant Adidas.
The recent rise in Italtile’s share price strengthens Giovanni Ravazzotti’s position as a major investor on the JSE.
James Mwangi, a prominent figure in Kenyan finance, holds a 3.38-percent stake in Equity Group, representing 127,809,180 ordinary shares.
This acquisition underscores CEO Fawn Weaver’s vision of establishing a diverse spirits conglomerate,
With banks offering limited options, companies like Dangote Sugar are turning to the fixed-income market for alternative financing.
The merger of Vivo Energy and Engen marks a significant development in the African energy sector.
This surge cements James Mwangi’s position as a top investor on the NSE and underscores his status as one of Kenya’s wealthiest individuals.