Egypt’s Mohammed El-Sewedy sees electric stake rise toward $600 million
Egyptian tycoon gains $31.6 million in eight days as Elsewedy Electric stock surges on EGX.
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Egyptian tycoon gains $31.6 million in eight days as Elsewedy Electric stock surges on EGX.
News of his passing was confirmed on Saturday by his Principal Private Secretary, Mustapha Abdullahi Junaid, who shared the announcement with deep sorrow.
The Nigerian businessman and philanthropist hails President Tinubu’s overhaul of Nigeria’s tax laws as a transformative moment for business and inclusive growth.
This marks a significant milestone in the bank’s international expansion strategy as it seeks to deepen global connectivity and access new markets.
Sameer Africa finalizes $7.1 million land sale after years of delay, using proceeds to cut debt as profit hits a decade high, driven by forex gains and lower costs.
This gain comes as the bank’s shares have risen steadily on the NGX, reflecting growing investor confidence in Zenith Bank’s performance.
“There’s no question, it’s a good project,” Froneman said, noting that the company had already invested $223.3 million before pausing development in 2021.
The fertilizer plant, spread across 500 hectares in Ibeju Lekki, Lagos, is already the largest of its kind in Africa.
The technology-focused firm raised $2.7 billion in fresh capital, alongside $2.2 billion from existing flagship funds.
Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Sports partners with E1 to spotlight electric boat racing through culture, storytelling, and sustainable innovation.
Safwan Thabet-led Juhayna posted a $13 million Q1 profit in 2025, driven by robust demand, merger gains, and product innovation across core dairy and juice segments.
Agyepong’s Jospong Group expands into Burkina Faso, launching a youth-led waste management system after sealing a landmark deal in Lagos.
The company’s CEO, Fabricio Bloisi, announced this ambitious growth plan during Prosus’s Capital Markets Day on Wednesday.
Capitec’s stock surge boosts Mouton’s fortune and reaffirms investor confidence in South Africa’s leading retail bank.
The deal is currently subject to approval by the Namibian Competition Commission.
Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison adds $5.8 million to his stake as shares rise 3.67%, lifting the retailer’s market cap above $120 billion.