Nigerian insurance tycoon Wole Oshin’s Custodian posts $81.4 million in half-year revenue
Custodian Investment reports $81.4 million revenue, $17.3 million profit, and $299 million in assets for the first half of 2025.
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Custodian Investment reports $81.4 million revenue, $17.3 million profit, and $299 million in assets for the first half of 2025.
Alex Karp leads Palantir to $1.88 billion in revenue and $546.3 million net income as AI software demand fuels record contracts.
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Dis-Chem founders lose $28 million as retail stock pressures hit Saltzman family’s holding on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
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Ayebae steps down as Fidson CEO after 30 years; firm posts $3.97 million profit and plans $20 million capital raise.
Robert F. Smith’s Vista Equity pursues $200 million savings by swapping costly private debt for syndicated loans.
David Bird takes over $20 billion Dangote refinery as output rises and plans for public listing take shape in Nigeria.
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Kola Aluko’s former Bel Air mansion, entangled in legal battles, sold for $28.5 million, marking the latest chapter in its tumultuous history.
MTN Nigeria posts $1.55 billion H1 revenue, swings to $271 million profit on soaring data, fintech growth, and improved forex environment.