Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote wins Kenya case over $16 billion refinery
A Kenyan tribunal has dismissed a consumer group's challenge to Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote's planned $16 billion oil refinery in the coastal county of Lamu.
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A Kenyan tribunal has dismissed a consumer group's challenge to Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote's planned $16 billion oil refinery in the coastal county of Lamu.
Botswana has held talks with Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote on fuel from his refinery, as the landlocked nation seeks new sources after a price shock.
Kenya's President William Ruto hit back at critics of Aliko Dangote's Kenya Pipeline stake, which has gained about $45 million as the shares surged.
Aliko Dangote told investors in Nairobi he hopes to list Dangote Fertiliser next year, a year earlier than the 2028 date he gave last week.
Dangote, Adenuga, Rabiu and Otedola are running versions of the playbooks Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie and Morgan used to build America.
Aliko Dangote says his fertilizer business will hold an IPO in 2028, once an expansion to 12 million tons a year makes it the world's largest urea producer.
Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote has selected Kenya's Lamu Island as the site for a $17 billion refinery that would transform East Africa's fuel supply.
Aliko Dangote has revealed that an oil mafia blocked his $20 billion refinery for five years, tried to push it into loan default during COVID, and mobilized 67,000 workers to build what Africa had never seen before.
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 is considering listing his refinery on the Ethiopian Securities Exchange as part of a pan-African IPO push that could reshape capital markets across the continent.
Aliko Dangote is poised to collect about $485 million in dividends after Dangote Cement proposed a N45 per share payout for 2025.
Aliko Dangote says his refinery will supply up to 65 million litres of petrol daily, leaving surplus fuel for export.
Dangote Cement has become the first company to list commercial papers on the Nigerian Exchange, marking a major milestone for Nigeria’s capital market and expanding funding opportunities for large corporates.
Dangote Group signed a $400 million equipment agreement with China’s XCMG, aiming to speed refinery expansion and scale petrochemicals and fertilizer output.
Aliko Dangote has approached Congo’s president about backing a potash mining project as he looks to secure fertiliser inputs regionally.