Nigerian tycoon Rasheed Sarumi's Presco stake hits $1 billion after Belgian buyout
Rasheed Sarumi's Presco stake is worth $1.03 billion after buying SIAT from a Belgian family in court restructuring, but his debt position is unknown.
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Rasheed Sarumi's Presco stake is worth $1.03 billion after buying SIAT from a Belgian family in court restructuring, but his debt position is unknown.
Aliko Dangote's refinery is operating at roughly half throughput after an equipment fault, pushing product exports to their lowest level in three months.
Tony Elumelu's Transcorp posted a 16.6 percent drop in first-half profit to $39.4 million as gas shortages cut output at its power plants.
Aziz Akhannouch is worth $1.6 billion, sells Morocco a third of its fuel, and runs the government that awards his companies contracts.
Johann Rupert's Reinet has walked away from a major investment it spent months assessing, restarting a $585 million buyback of its own shares instead.
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe has ruled out running for South Africa's presidency, and separately rejected any interest in leading FIFA after Gianni Infantino.
Stephen Saad's Aspen Pharmacare has won Canadian approval for a generic Ozempic, but an ingredient supply failure will keep it off shelves for months.
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Femi Otedola spent about $56 million on 706 million First HoldCo shares, his largest single purchase since taking the bank's chairmanship.
Cameroon's richest man Baba Danpullo has launched Danpullo Capital, a Douala joint venture with Kessner Capital, to grow family assets.
The heirs of Kenyan poultry billionaire Nelson Muguku are near a deal to sell their Karen mall for about $70 million, half the 2021 asking price.
Finance Bank Malawi, linked to Zambian magnate Rajan Mahtani, is battling the government over a $284 million compensation claim after an unlawful licence revocation.
Abdulaziz Yari holds a roughly $400 million paper gain on his Geregu Power stake despite a 28 percent share price slide, because he bought at a discount.
Egypt's billionaire El Sewedy family is partnering with the government to launch eight Egyptian-German technical schools built on a German training model.
Tanzanian billionaire Rostam Azizi's $124 million Taifa Gas terminal in Mombasa is nearing completion, poised to break Kenya's cooking gas import duopoly.
São Tomé scrapped its offshore oil auction after only Arthur Eze's Oranto and Petrobras bid, a sign of waning appetite for frontier exploration.