Funke Opeke exits MainOne after $320-million deal as Equinix focuses on growth
Funke Opeke steps down after 14 years as MainOne's CEO following a milestone $320 million acquisition by Equinix.
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Funke Opeke steps down after 14 years as MainOne's CEO following a milestone $320 million acquisition by Equinix.
This boost in fortune solidifies his place as East Africa's richest individual and places him as the 1,882nd wealthiest person globally.
Revenue for the first nine months of 2024 climbed to $2.04 billion, up from $1.62 billion) in the prior year period.
The recent decline has reversed much of his previous gains, reducing his holdings to Ksh4.49 billion ($34.86 million).
Zashvin is strengthening its position in Queensland’s coal sector by acquiring Anglo American’s minority stake in the Jellinbah East and Lake Vermont steelmaking coal mines.
This funding is set to enhance Kredit's role within Egypt's expanding small and medium enterprise (SME) ecosystem.
This boost solidifies his position as the second-richest person in South Africa and the 227th richest individual globally.
The six-tranche bond issuance is underpinned by assets from Tasaheel, which served as the originator of the portfolio.
MTN Uganda’s financial success translated into a notable profit increase of 29.6 percent, rising from Ush354.44 billion ($96.87 million) to Ush459.42 billion ($125.58 million).
Otedola’s generosity has touched lives nationwide, with substantial donations spanning education, health, security, and economic empowerment.
This marks a 19.4 percent decline from last year's earnings of $2.42 million, primarily due to a 31.7 percent drop in the value of share-based awards.
Ahmed El-Sewedy, CEO of Elsewedy Electric, and his brother Sadek, the company’s non-executive chairman, hold a majority 51.05 percent stake.
The divestiture, finalized on Nov. 1, is part of Transaction Capital's strategy to streamline operations and focus on core business areas.
The refinery specified that any referenced payments were processed through the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, not directly to them.
South African pharma mogul Gus Attridge loses $16.5 million from stake in Africa’s largest pharmaceutical company.
His leadership has helped push the group’s total assets past $16 billion, a milestone for the Lagos-based financial services provider.