Moroccan billionaire’s son acquires $15.4-million Miami Beach waterfront home
The purchase of the two-story mansion at 394 S. Hibiscus Drive, exemplifies the family’s penchant for exclusivity and grandeur.
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The purchase of the two-story mansion at 394 S. Hibiscus Drive, exemplifies the family’s penchant for exclusivity and grandeur.
The $31.46-million increase in the market value of Dippenaar’s investment in FirstRand solidifies his position as one of South Africa’s wealthiest businessmen.
The company showcased robust revenue growth, surging past $110 million, yet faced a notable decline in profit due to escalating costs and currency devaluation.
Adebutu, founder of Premier Lotto Limited, Nigeria’s oldest gaming company, owns a significant stake (28.09 percent) in Wema Bank.
The primary driver behind this growth is the exceptional performance of Jetro Holdings, a New York-based consumer goods holding company in which Kirsh holds a 75-percent stake.
Glencore’s recent interest in Anglo-American comes roughly three months after expressing interest in acquiring Shell’s refinery and petrochemical complex in Singapore.
Under Elumelu’s leadership, UBA’s total comprehensive income for the period also rose, from N51.03 billion ($36.56 million) to N581.47 billion ($416.7 million).
Muriuki, Co-op Bank’s CEO and managing director, welcomed the financing, emphasizing the critical need to bolster support for women-owned businesses.
Despite this short-term setback, Ovia retains his position as Nigeria’s richest banker, underscoring his enduring success as a prominent businessman in the country.
MTN Uganda boasts an impressive 98 percent coverage area, serving a vast majority of the Ugandan population.
Benjelloun remains not only Morocco’s second-wealthiest individual after Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch but also one of the most prosperous investors on the local bourse.
Located near the New Administrative Capital on a 228,212-square-meter plot, Sheya is slated for completion within four years.
Dangote Sugar’s $49.6-million first-quarter 2024 loss stemmed primarily from a $74-million foreign exchange loss from the group’s business operations.
The impressive performance is attributed to a significant revenue increase of 173 percent to N88.55 billion ($62.9 million) compared to N32.4 billion ($23 million) in Q1 2023.
The family’s recent financial gains come after experiencing losses between March 22 and April 18, during which the family’s joint stake in Dis-Chem fell by $44.1 million.
As the majority owner of NASCON, Dangote’s stake in the salt and seasoning processing company is worth over $74 million.