Oil billionaire Indimi addresses $435 million dividend feud, says he bought daughters’ stakes for $10 million
He has also denied their accusations of intimidation, insisting they were not pressured into transferring their shares.
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He has also denied their accusations of intimidation, insisting they were not pressured into transferring their shares.
His $100 million gain comes after an impressive 2024, during which his net worth grew by $600 million
This was driven by robust organic sales, particularly within the company’s Electrical Americas, Electrical Global and Aerospace segments.
Beyond their corporate success, many of these leaders are also driving social change through investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
Since the start of 2025, Anadkat’s 45.32 percent stake, which consists of 1,114,195,155 shares, has grown by $54.26 million.
The deal, first disclosed on Nov. 10, 2021, has encountered multiple regulatory and transactional hurdles, leading to repeated extensions.
This growth was driven by a surge in sales of ethical and OTC products, reinforcing Fidson’s position as a top player in Nigeria’s pharmaceutical industry.
As the value of the royal family’s stake continues to rise, so does its influence in the country’s financial sector.
This was driven by higher crude oil volumes, rising gas prices, and favorable exchange rate translations.
The decision follows favorable shifts in the global energy market and a notable drop in international crude oil prices.
This decision comes just 25 days after the company announced plans to wind down its Longs steel division, fueling speculation about government intervention.
The final dividend for the year ended Dec. 31, 2024, amounts to N21.25 billion ($14.4 million), translating to a payout of N8.5 per share.
This solidifies his standing as one of South Africa’s top investors.
The $2.67 billion increase in January alone far exceeds the $1.3 billion he added throughout 2024.
JPMorgan lifts its Clicks Group stake to 6.54%, signaling confidence in the retailer’s resilience as Standard Bank trims holdings amid market shifts.
Mbire saw the market value of his holdings drop from $70.57 million on Jan. 15 to $66.92 million at the time of this report.