Billionaire Aliko Dangote gained $2.3 billion in 3rd quarter, excluding refinery revaluation
A 19.7% rally in Dangote Cement lifted Aliko Dangote's listed stakes by $2.31 billion in the third quarter, separate from Forbes' refinery revaluation.
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A 19.7% rally in Dangote Cement lifted Aliko Dangote's listed stakes by $2.31 billion in the third quarter, separate from Forbes' refinery revaluation.
Forbes has revalued Aliko Dangote above $50 billion, adding about $20 billion, after the July private placement repriced his refinery.
A new prospectus shows Aliko Dangote holds 87.27% of his oil refinery, putting the fortune of Africa's richest man at $54 billion.
Dangote Industries holds 3.05 billion Jaiz Bank shares, 6.85% of Nigeria's pioneer non-interest lender, worth N25.34 billion at current prices.
Bloomberg carries Dangote's refinery at construction cost. Pricing it at what investors paid in July adds $18.5 billion to his fortune overnight.
Aliko Dangote's refinery is operating at roughly half throughput after an equipment fault, pushing product exports to their lowest level in three months.
Aliko Dangote invested $20 million in Nigeria's largest tomato processing factory in 2016. A decade later, the country's broken supply chain has defeated his ambition.
Nigeria's pension regulator granted a one-off waiver allowing pension funds to invest in the Dangote Refinery IPO, as Dangote told South African pension chiefs the listing will democratise African wealth.
Aliko Dangote has shifted his preferred site for a $15-17 billion East African refinery from Tanzania's Tanga port to Kenya's Mombasa.
Aliko Dangote told the Financial Times that Dangote Cement is targeting a London listing by September with three major banks already appointed.
Aliko Dangote says his $650,000-barrel-a-day refinery is just the start. Steel, power and ports are next on the Africa's richest man's list.
Aliko Dangote says his refinery will supply up to 65 million litres of petrol daily, leaving surplus fuel for export.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote raises petrol prices by 14 percent as global crude oil prices climb after U.S. supply disruptions.
Dangote has asked Nigeria’s EFCC to investigate former oil regulator Farouk Ahmed, escalating a dispute over alleged lavish spending and abuse of office.
Aliko Dangote’s net worth rises $410 million to $30.4 billion driven by Dangote Cement gains and investor confidence.
Aliko Dangote rebounds to $30 billion, led by gains in Dangote Cement and major energy expansion projects.W