BUA Cement leads a massive N649bn surge on Nigerian Exchange
Under the visionary leadership of Abdul Samad Rabiu, BUA Cement has triggered a massive recovery on the Nigerian stock market, adding 649 billion naira to investor wealth.
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Under the visionary leadership of Abdul Samad Rabiu, BUA Cement has triggered a massive recovery on the Nigerian stock market, adding 649 billion naira to investor wealth.
Abdul Samad Rabiu will collect more than N324 billion in dividends as BUA Cement profit climbed nearly fivefold in 2025.
BUA Cement’s 2025 profit surged to N356 billion as sales topped N1.17 trillion, prompting a higher dividend and reduced leverage.
BUA Group spotlights its food manufacturing capacity in Paris, pushing Nigeria’s ambition to shape global food systems and trade
Dangote and Rabiu post Africa’s strongest billionaire gains in 2026, outperforming Rupert, Oppenheimer and Sawiris on Bloomberg rankings.
BUA, via ASR Africa, funded a N500m 60-bed hospital in Bauchi to support Customs personnel and surrounding communities.
How Abdul Samad Rabiu climbed to Africa fourth richest after BUA Foods delivered record profits and added over one billion dollars to his fortune.
Abdul Samad Rabiu has signed with Italy’s Baglietto to build a 60 meter yacht, adding a new luxury commission to his profile.
BUA founder Abdul Samad Rabiu joined Dangote and MTN as industry giants claimed top honours at the NGX Made of Africa Awards in Lagos.
Abdul Samad Rabiu has climbed to fourth place among Africa’s richest individuals after his wealth surged to $11.3 billion
BUA Group signs MoU with AD Ports Group and MAIR Group to develop sugar refining and logistics hub in UAE
BUA founder Abdul Samad Rabiu has called on African governments and financiers to move from raw exports to large scale industrial processing.
IFC and ASR Africa will scale She Wins Africa to 1,000 women entrepreneurs after the first group mobilized more than $4 million.
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.
Africa’s richest investors are back in build mode, writing nine figure cheques for refineries, cement, power, AI infrastructure and gold.
Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Cement plans a $240 million expansion to lift production capacity to 20 million tonnes within 20 months.