Kenyan tycoon TK Muya’s Family Bank plans $48 million capital raise
Family Bank targets $48 million private placement to fund regional expansion and strengthen capital after strong H1 profits.
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Family Bank targets $48 million private placement to fund regional expansion and strengthen capital after strong H1 profits.
The company has already deployed EGP5 billion ($103.3 million) and will channel another EGP6 billion ($124 million) in the coming months.
Presco shareholders approve $162.8 million rights issue to fund acquisitions, expansion, and balance sheet growth under Rasheed Sarumi’s leadership
The facility, backed by majority shareholder Sucoma Holdings, will pay down part of Illovo’s $72 million liabilities, much of it owed to foreign suppliers and sister companies.
Prosus targets $2 billion from asset sales as CEO Fabricio Bloisi sharpens focus on e-commerce and lifestyle platforms.
Kenny Fihla leads Absa’s retail revamp, driving digital banking growth and pan-African expansion with strong first-half 2025 results.
Yasseen Mansour loses nearly $10 million from Palm Hills stake as EGX shares drop, highlighting challenges in Egypt’s real estate sector.
Peabody cancels $3.8 billion Anglo coal deal after mine fire; Anglo plans arbitration as H1 revenue falls to $8.95 billion.
Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison gains $25 million as the company’s stock jumps 16% on the NYSE, boosting his stake to $187 million.
Glencore plans to inject $9.5 billion into developing El Pachón in San Juan province and $4 billion into the Agua Rica project in Catamarca over the next decade.
Eterna’s market cap slips below $35 million as Gabriel Ogbechie’s stake drops, but shares remain up 56% this year.
The plots range between 300,000 and 500,000 square meters, Sallam said during a company roundtable on Sunday.
Oando, led by Wale Tinubu, issues 679 million bonus shares, rewarding investors with 8.3% amid Nigeria’s oil market challenges.
Egyptian tycoon Safwan Thabet’s Juhayna stake jumps $82 million as shares rally on the EGX, lifting his fortune close to $600 million.
The announcement comes even as the Johannesburg-based bank raised its executive retirement age from 60 to 63 in line with global corporate trends.
The Department of Trade, Industry, and Competition (DTIC) and the state-owned Industrial Development Corp. (IDC) are exploring options to keep the plant operational.