7 companies owned by Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour
Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour’s vast empire spans real estate, automotive, retail, and finance, solidifying his influence in Egypt’s economic transformation.
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Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour’s vast empire spans real estate, automotive, retail, and finance, solidifying his influence in Egypt’s economic transformation.
African Bank completes a $28 million Grindrod asset deal, expanding its portfolio with loans, property stakes, and mortgage bonds in South Africa’s financial sector.
Real estate tycoons like Naguib Sawiris and Hisham Talaat Moustafa are shaping Egypt’s skyline with multi-billion-dollar luxury and mixed-use developments.
Aliko Dangote plans to build Nigeria’s largest seaport at the Olokola Free Trade Zone and resume work on a delayed 6-million-ton cement plant in Ogun.
The lawsuit challenges the decision to dismiss appeals against an offset exemption granted to Elandsfontein, which is 90 percent owned by ARM through Kropz Plc.
With this new mine, Seriti cements its lead as the largest black-controlled coal producer while securing a stable, long-term coal supply for power stations.
This move is part of the bank’s broader strategy to strengthen its position among Africa’s top financial institutions.
Pick n Pay exits Hyde Park as Shoprite takes over the space for a flagship Checkers FreshX store, reflecting a shift in South Africa’s competitive retail landscape.
Preem’s newly published 2024 annual report provided fresh insights into its valuation, driving up the value of Mohammed Al-Amoudi’s stake.
The Grammy-nominated, multi-award-winning artist balances Afrobeats stardom with a key role in his father’s billion-dollar power company.
He will take over from Charles Russon, who has been serving as interim CEO following the early retirement of the previous chief executive.
The case adds to his growing legal troubles, marking another chapter in the challenges facing the former FBN Holdings chairman and founder of Honeywell Group.
Noel Mkulichi transformed FDH Bank, boosting its market cap to $1.26 billion while advancing fintech, expanding financial inclusion, and reshaping Malawi’s banking sector.
Gilbert Chagoury has been a major force in Nigeria’s business world for decades.
While business remained stable in South Africa, Uganda, Ghana, and Cameroon, the situation in Nigeria, Afghanistan, and Sudan weighed heavily on overall performance.
Over the years, Munga has built a diverse business empire spanning, banking, agribusiness, insurance, and real estate.