Egypt’s Ghabbour family set to receive $13.1 million in dividends from GB Auto in 2022
The wealthy Ghabbour family holds a majority 62.9-percent stake in Ghabbour Auto.
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The wealthy Ghabbour family holds a majority 62.9-percent stake in Ghabbour Auto.
Under the direction of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, Al Mada has grown into a leading African private investment fund.
The move comes nearly four months after Equinix, a digital infrastructure company led by U.S. businessman Charles Meyers, acquired MainOne.
Bonkoungou Distribution operates as a subsidiary of EBOMAF Group, a construction group founded in 1989.
Folawiyo has a beneficial one-percent stake in MTN Nigeria, the most profitable subsidiary of MTN Group.
Calisto owns a 75-percent stake in the Singapore-based technology firm.
The deal is valued at $55 million.
Oppenheimer’s net worth has increased by 10.7 percent since the start of the year.
EFG Hermes specializes in securities brokerage, asset management, investment banking and private equity.
Brandt is the holding’s largest individual shareholder.
The family of the late Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s prime minister from 1963 to 1964, will receive a dividend of $4.27 million from their stake.
His 18.41-percent stake in the company is worth $60.4 million.
He has been sentenced to nine years in jail by a local court for embezzlement.
The businessman played a key role in the deregulation of the country’s telecom industry in the early 2000s.
Meikles Limited, a conglomerate controlled by Moxon, has sold off The Cape Grace at the V&A Waterfront.
Greubel Forsey, which was founded in 2004, manufactures very complicated timepieces.