London-based Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed loses $100 million in 110 days
Despite the drop in his net worth, Al Fayed still ranks as one of Africa’s wealthiest billionaires.
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Despite the drop in his net worth, Al Fayed still ranks as one of Africa’s wealthiest billionaires.
The wealthy Ghabbour family owns 62.9 percent of the leading automaker.
It is the single largest donation to a philanthropic cause made by a Nigerian businessman.
Oriental Weavers operates under the leadership of Egyptian businesswoman Yasmine Mohamed Farid Khamis.
It is unclear how much of the 59.22 percent stake held by Orascom Financial Holding, a firm led by the billionaire Sawiris family, was acquired during the transaction.
Dangote’s net worth has dropped from nearly $20 billion to just $19 billion in the past 24 hours.
Seplat Energy is an independent oil and gas company.
Datatec is a South African ICT services provider.
Chimphondah is known for his successful business turnarounds.
Oppenheimer remains one of Africa’s richest billionaires and South Africa’s second wealthiest person.
Rupert’s investment firm, Remgro, owns 44.6 percent of Mediclinic, South Africa’s largest hospital operator.
Rabiu and his son own 99.8 percent of the newly established food business.
The majority of Rupert’s fortune stems from his stake in Richemont.
The Mauritian Lagesse family and the Dalais family both control a portion of Alteo Limited through related entities.
The Nigerian-Lebanese telecom tycoon is listing his 208-foot yacht, “Bash,” for sale.
Gibson owns 35.6 percent of the company.