Congolese billionaire Paul Obambi wins tin permit as Congo's extractive output declines
Paul Obambi has won a cassiterite prospecting licence over 253 square kilometres in Kouilou, diversifying beyond the iron ore project he runs at Mayoko.
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Paul Obambi has won a cassiterite prospecting licence over 253 square kilometres in Kouilou, diversifying beyond the iron ore project he runs at Mayoko.
Hend El Sherbini's offer for Integrated Diagnostics has gone unconditional at 56.6%, days after independent directors told shareholders the price undervalued the company.
Presco's second-quarter profit fell 20% to ₦33 billion as revenue declined, with earnings per share dropping to ₦28 from ₦41 a year earlier.
Dangote Cement lifted half-year profit 24% to ₦640.2 billion, but second-quarter profit growth slowed to 4.4% even as revenue rose 22.2%.
Fuat Tosyalı's Algerian subsidiary has rolled its first cold-rolled steel at Béthioua, completing the largest Turkish industrial investment outside Turkey.
Sikander Lalani abandoned his Kigali roofing factory when genocide broke out in 1994, rebuilt in Uganda, and now pays the state $51 million in tax.
Moët Hennessy has sold its stake in SirDavis American Whisky to Beyoncé, handing her full ownership two years after they launched it together.
Byron Allen is cutting 35% of BuzzFeed's workforce, about 180 roles across BuzzFeed, HuffPost and Tasty, to save up to $32 million annually.
Michael Prest's Bank of Nevis International is seeking $40 million from Zambia's central bank over the 2024 liquidation of Investrust Bank.
Billionaire Femi Otedola's First HoldCo closed at ₦5.78 trillion, or $4.22 billion, passing Zenith and GTCO to become Nigeria's most valuable bank.
Tolaram takes ₦8.9 billion from Guinness Nigeria's dividend on a stake it bought for ₦103.7 billion and which is now worth ₦486.8 billion.
Angola raised $321 million selling 15% of Unitel, the telecoms group it nationalised from Isabel dos Santos, in its largest IPO to date.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong Group is providing the cash in a $2.5 million digital health joint venture with Nasdaq-listed MNDR in Ghana.
Museveni has cleared Nation Media Group to resume operations in Uganda, a month after his son shut its outlets down over press freedom.
Mount Meru Group, owned by Tanzanian-raised brothers Atul and Arvind Mittal, is buying Vivo Energy's Rwanda and Malawi fuel businesses.
Aspen is handed a once-monthly HIV pill for 129 countries, royalty-free. Africa's biggest betting brand vanishes into an untraceable UAE firm. And the family that got rich on the wells the majors abandoned heads for a Paris courtroom.