Egypt’s richest man Nassef Sawiris loses $620 million in September amid stock market sell-off
Despite a multimillion-dollar drop in his net worth, Sawiris remains Egypt’s wealthiest man.
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Despite a multimillion-dollar drop in his net worth, Sawiris remains Egypt’s wealthiest man.
Ofori, the wealthiest shareholder on the Ghana Stock Exchange, owns 7.49 percent of GCB Bank.
The company has an implied valuation of $579 million.
Akhannouch’s net worth has fallen by $400 million since the start of 2022.
Under Awad, EFG Hermes’ assets have risen to more than $2.7 billion.
Through his stake in Capitec Bank, Le Roux ranks as one of South Africa’s richest men.
His net worth plunged from $19.1 billion at the start of the month to $18.7 billion.
The decline in his net worth brings his year-to-date wealth loss to $1.61 billion.
Gosa has a beneficial 6.15-percent stake in the Gauteng-based steelmaker.
Macha owns a total 1.9-percent stake in CRDB Bank.
Through Serena Ventures, Williams has invested in more than 60 startups.
Dos Santos is the daughter of Angola’s former president.
Le Roux owns a sizable 11.41-percent stake in Capitec Bank.
Ezz owns 60.7 percent of the company.
This represents 1.3 percent of the group’s profit after tax for the period under review.
Kimani recently received approval to increase his ownership to just under 40 percent.