Africa’s sixth richest man Abdul Samad Rabiu loses $600 million; net worth falls below $5 billion
The loss was due to poor performance by his company, BUA Cement, on the Nigerian Exchange.
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The loss was due to poor performance by his company, BUA Cement, on the Nigerian Exchange.
The gain in Mouton’s stake can be linked to double-digit growth in the share price of the South African lender.
BK Group is a non-operating holding registered with the Rwanda Development Board.
Raya Holding is an Egypt-based investment conglomerate majority owned by Egyptian tycoon Medhat Khalil.
Equity Group Holdings is Kenya’s leading financial services holding.
The partnership is expected to drive universal and affordable broadband access across the continent.
CSG offers staffing solutions, facilities management and personnel and industrial support in South Africa.
The U.S. hedge fund Third Point Management owns a 1.2-percent stake in the Swiss company.
Mutandis is an industrial group with operations in four business segments in the consumer goods industry.
FBNH is one of the top five financial services providers in Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy.
Anadkat founded the holding in 1995 and is the largest shareholder in the leading financial services group.
Choppies Enterprises Limited is a Botswana-based investment holding company operating in the retail sector in Southern Africa.
The richest Black man alive has amassed a staggering $19.2-billion net worth through Dangote Group.
Microdata is a leading Moroccan IT company, providing integration, support and consulting services.
TMG is one of the largest conglomerates in Egypt, founded by the late Talaat Moustafa in 1974.
Both MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa have received approval-in-principle for a service bank license.