The 10 richest investors on the Uganda Securities Exchange
For an economy with a GDP of $37.4 billion, the Ugandan bourse is one of the most undervalued.
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For an economy with a GDP of $37.4 billion, the Ugandan bourse is one of the most undervalued.
Research is based on figures derived from investment agencies, annual reports and confirmations from capital market registrars.
Institutional investors continue to dominate the exchange
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The bank’s share price has risen by about six percent since April 1.
Selam Mortgage Bank aims to create the largest generation of homeowners in Ethiopian history.
His net worth has climbed as high as $7.78 billion recently.
Dangote lauded the business climate created by Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
The market value loss was the result of a sharp drop in the company’s share price.
The purchase was made for an undisclosed sum.