May & Baker returns to profit; billionaire Danjuma family remains controlling shareholder
May & Baker Nigeria’s late year rebound pushed earnings higher in 2025, while the TY Danjuma family maintained a controlling stake.
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May & Baker Nigeria’s late year rebound pushed earnings higher in 2025, while the TY Danjuma family maintained a controlling stake.
Caverton Offshore Support Group reported a steep Q4 revenue slide to 3.74 billion naira as its net loss eased.
Femi Otedola has raised his combined stake in First HoldCo to 18.12%, adding to his influence in a major banking group.
On trial in London, Diezani Alison Madueke is cast as a symbol of graft. Her defenders say the story has often outrun the evidence.
Datatec says it has bought Slovenia based Real Security, giving Westcon Comstor a Balkans foothold as cybersecurity spending and channel demand grow.
Axian chief Hassanein Hiridjee has launched VIA Assurance in Madagascar, betting that simpler products and faster service can grow a thin insurance market.
Idrissa Nassa has hired former Endeavour Mining CEO Sebastien de Montessus to lead Mansa Resources and restart mines acquired from Hummingbird.
Bondholders can’t touch Econet Zimbabwe’s cash, and now the telecom wants to leave the stock market, raising new questions about Cassava’s debts.
Vitafoam Nigeria, partly owned by Samuel Bolarinde, posts $22.8 million revenue with net profit rising to $3.3 million.
FCMB posts $127.5 million profit in 2025 as higher interest income lifts earnings despite rising costs and credit losses.
BUA Foods reported a $366 million profit as strong demand for staples like sugar, flour, pasta and rice lifted sales and assets despite inflation pressures.
Michael Georgiou continues major property sales, raising R88 million as it trims debt post-Michael Georgiou departure.
Aradel, led by Adegbite Falade, secures $250 million to expand oil and gas operations and increase stake in ND Western.
Adekunle Ojora, 93, renowned Nigerian business leader and investor, passes away, leaving decades of corporate impact.
The EBRD approved a $25 million loan to Hassan Allam Holding to upgrade equipment and support lower emission construction operations in Egypt.
A London judge ordered Paul Ndung’u to pay Sh374 million in interim costs after rejecting key claims in his SportPesa ownership dispute.