Preem, linked to Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed Al-Amoudi, posts $2.7 billion in Q2 sales
Preem reports Q2 revenue below $3 billion and swings to a $93.6 million loss as refinery downtime and weaker margins weigh.
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Preem reports Q2 revenue below $3 billion and swings to a $93.6 million loss as refinery downtime and weaker margins weigh.
GTCO injects $238.5 million into GTBank, boosting paid-up capital to $328.5 million as lender meets new CBN rules and strengthens growth drive.
Rainbow Chicken, partly owned by Johann Rupert, reported $895.6 million in 2025 revenue, driven by strong chicken sales and tighter operations.
Kenya's biggest publicly traded insurer is seeking acquisitions in Congo markets with low insurance penetration to boost growth and diversify revenue streams.
Kessington Adebutu’s Wema Bank stake nears $90 million as digital banking fuels strong investor gains in 2025.
Egyptian businessman Waleed Zaki reports Pioneers Properties profit down 82% in early 2025, as costs offset revenue growth.
Michiel Le Roux’s fortune has climbed to $2.6 billion as Capitec overtakes FirstRand to become Africa’s most valuable bank.
Sanlam, linked to Patrice Motsepe, has finalized the sale of Southcoast Mall in KwaZulu-Natal, streamlining property holdings to focus on core finance.
Pick ‘n Pay, partly owned by the Ackermans, exits Fourways as Accelerate sells local malls amid debt-reduction and retail restructuring efforts.
Juhayna plans gradual hikes to offset soaring import costs post-devaluation—even as retailers slash prices.
MTN & Airtel Money for Fast 1Win Uganda Payments
Sibanye Stillwater narrows H1 2025 loss to $211 million under CEO Neal Froneman, showing signs of recovery amid weak metal markets and operational restructuring.
Accelerate Property Fund sells Buzz and Waterford Centers for $12.2 million to reduce debt, improve liquidity.
Nigerian energy leader and philanthropist Igho Sanomi will be honored Oct. 4–5 at London’s Shaw Theatre during the “Kashimawo” premiere, recognizing his support for African theatre, including “Awo.”
Oprah Winfrey’s net worth rises by $100 million, reaching $3.1 billion, cementing her as the world’s richest Black woman.