Aliko Dangote’s cement company profit nearly triples to $508 million
Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Cement profit jumps to $508 million, marking a milestone for Nigeria’s largest cement producer.
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Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Cement profit jumps to $508 million, marking a milestone for Nigeria’s largest cement producer.
Bloomberg values Aliko Dangote at $30.5 billion, while Forbes says he remains $3.9 billion short of reaching the $30 billion milestone.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote plans a 10% listing of his $20 billion refinery on the Nigerian Exchange to expand investor participation.
Aliko Dangote’s fortune hits $29.8 billion as gains from his cement and refinery ventures push him closer to the $30 billion mark.
Dangote refinery prepares 310 million liters of petrol for loading amid soaring fuel prices in Nigeria.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery faces fresh disruptions as crude intake slows, raising concern over Nigeria’s fuel supply.
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, sees his fortune rise to $29.7 billion after strong gains in cement and oil assets.
Nigerian industrial giant Dangote Cement has inaugurated a major plant near Abidjan, promising local jobs, affordable cement, and regional growth.
Aliko Dangote’s refinery now supplies 20 million liters of petrol daily, advancing Nigeria’s energy independence and industrial growth.
Aliko Dangote meets Senegal’s President Faye in Dakar to discuss new investments after launching a $2.5 billion fertilizer plant in Ethiopia.
Aliko Dangote launches a $2.5 billion fertiliser complex in Ethiopia, aiming to transform agriculture, boost food security, and drive Africa’s industrialisation.
Aliko Dangote’s refinery signs two-year crude deal with NNPC to boost domestic fuel supply through 2027.
A Nigerian court halts PENGASSAN’s planned strike against Dangote Refinery amid warnings of sabotage and fuel supply risks to Africa’s biggest economy.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote regains $29 billion net worth, driven by cement gains and refinery exports.
Africa’s richest man accuses Nigeria’s powerful oil union of decades-long sabotage, blaming it for energy shortfalls and hardship for millions of citizens.
Sayyu Dantata, half-brother to billionaire Aliko Dangote, has emerged as Nigeria’s most powerful fuel distributor after NNPC, leveraging his MRS network to benefit from Dangote Refinery’s rise.