Malawian billionaire Thom Mpinganjira's FDH Bank buys Ecobank Mozambique for $19.2 million
FDH Bank acquires 98.8% of Ecobank Mozambique for $19.2 million, boosting regional footprint and cutting dividend to fund Southern Africa growth.
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FDH Bank acquires 98.8% of Ecobank Mozambique for $19.2 million, boosting regional footprint and cutting dividend to fund Southern Africa growth.
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The plots range between 300,000 and 500,000 square meters, Sallam said during a company roundtable on Sunday.