South African banker Sim Tshabalala-led Standard Bank, raises stake in JSE-listed Trencor to $4.2 million
The move, disclosed in a regulatory filing on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, reflects the continued focus of Stand Bank.
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The move, disclosed in a regulatory filing on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, reflects the continued focus of Stand Bank.
His departure marks the end of a transformative chapter for the multinational mining group.
This reflects its commitment to accelerating digital transformation and making financial transactions seamless.
Botswana is home to a small but powerful group of multimillionaires whose influence extends far beyond their personal fortunes.
With this latest transaction, PIC’s stake in Aspen is now worth nearly a billion dollars—R15.2 billion ($824.24 million).
Sanlam partners with Fedhealth to provide integrated healthcare, insurance, and investment solutions, expanding affordable healthcare access to South Africans.
His 19,188,850 shares are now valued at R3.24 billion ($175.82 million), reflecting the latest decline in Aspen’s stock price.
Their influence extends across industries that define the country’s financial pulse: telecommunications, real estate, mining, energy, retail, and finance.
Morshedy Group is set to redevelop the 50-story Fouda Tower into a luxury mixed-use development featuring high-end residences and a premium hotel.
The event, celebrating 100 years of Disney magic, reflects Madinet Masr’s commitment to enriching Egypt’s cultural and entertainment scene.
UK-based investor Silchester rejects $1.24-billion offer, arguing it undervalues the company and lacks sufficient shareholder backing.
As part of this move, Jinet Agriculture has acquired 14,100 feddans in West Minya from the Egyptian Countryside Development Company.
Poku Diaby’s business success has made her one of Ghana’s most influential figures, with an estimated net worth of over $400 million.
The facility marks a major step in expanding Egypt’s telecom infrastructure and solidifying the country’s position as a regional manufacturing hub.
The funding marks a significant step in expanding tech investment across Africa, with a particular focus on Francophone regions and major startup hubs.
From cement and construction to telecoms and finance, Nigeria’s richest businessmen have built empires that extend far beyond the country’s borders.