Christopher Seabrooke loses more than $4 million on Sabvest shares
Seabrooke, the largest individual shareholder in Sabvest, owns around 16 million shares in the Sandton-based investment holding company.
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Seabrooke, the largest individual shareholder in Sabvest, owns around 16 million shares in the Sandton-based investment holding company.
TMG enters Oman with two smart city projects, targeting $4.7 billion in sales as it scales its proven Egypt-Saudi urban model across the Gulf.
Karp, who made the billionaire list in 2016 with a net worth of $1.6 billion, now holds an estimated fortune of $11.5 billion.
Investors have been responding positively to the firm’s recent earnings and steady growth, particularly in its core subscription business.
The move aligns with Ghana’s broader push to tighten oversight of big tech and ensure equitable participation in its growing digital economy.
The latest delivery, discharged by the vessel Hercules, comes ahead of another 125,000-tonne shipment expected via the Sienna.
This follows a notable decline in the company’s share price on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), bringing pressure on one of Egypt’s richest families.
This is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to streamline its operations and concentrate on its core business in the local market.
The agreement was reached during a recent meeting between Sahara Group’s leadership team and NNPC’s Group CEO.
Zenith Bank shares climb, lifting market cap above $1 billion, as investor sentiment strengthens.
The funding will help several solar and hydroelectric projects across Africa, many of which have stalled due to a lack of early-stage financing, move beyond the planning phase.
British-Nigerian boxing star Anthony Joshua falls off Forbes 2025 list of highest-paid athletes following earnings decline and costly defeat.
Fawry’s Q1 2025 revenue surged 65.1% to $53.3 million under Ashraf Sabry, with record digital transactions and profit, cementing its fintech dominance in Egypt.
Co-op Bank posted a $53.3 million Q1 profit, up 5.3%, driven by digital lending, strong interest income, and operational efficiency under CEO Gideon Muriuki.
This marks the first time wheeled electricity, energy generated from remote wind and solar farms and delivered via the grid, has been made accessible to businesses of all sizes.
Algerian-born French executive benefits from 10% rally in Coty shares, as stock momentum lifts wealth despite year-to-date losses.