Custodian shares boost Wole Oshin's portfolio by $14.6 million, but naira's decline reduces gains
Had naira remained stable, Oshin’s stake could have increased by as much as $14.62 million.
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Had naira remained stable, Oshin’s stake could have increased by as much as $14.62 million.
An international tribunal ruled that the company is not liable for a $320 million tax assessment levied by the Ghana Revenue Authority.
His portfolio benefited from a rise in the bank's share price on the Nairobi bourse and the strengthening of the Kenyan shilling against the U.S. dollar.
This investment solidifies Mangwana Capital’s pivotal role in advancing Zimbabwe's energy sector and supports Invictus Energy's growth plans.
The financing demonstrates MTN Uganda’s strong financial position and commitment to advancing digital and financial inclusion.
This represents a 55.47 percent increase from his 2023 remuneration, reflecting both his contributions and the group's strong financial performance.
MTN’s sale of its Guinea-Conakry operations underscores the company’s commitment to optimizing its portfolio.
The deal will be executed via a debt-to-asset swap, a component of Tongaat's ongoing restructuring process.
Christopher Seabrooke’s stake in Sabvest Capital grew by $10.57 million in 2024, reaching a market value of $77 million by year-end.
This acquisition is set to accelerate Beltone’s growth strategy, centered on innovation, as the firm seeks to leverage advanced technologies like data science and AI.
Des de Beer increased his Lighthouse Properties stake by 1.61 percent, acquiring $13.7 million in shares throughout 2024.
Ofori's stake rose from $5.68 million to $8.61 million, a gain of $2.93 million, despite the impact of currency depreciation on dollar-denominated returns.
Since the start of the year, his stake has gained Ksh118.3 million ($1.77 million), benefiting from the strong performance on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).
This milestone underlines the company’s commitment to alleviating Nigeria’s housing deficit while balancing affordability and quality.
This not only cements Moolman’s position among South Africa's wealthiest investors but also highlights his significant influence in the media industry.
During the year, the list of African billionaires expanded from 25 to 27.