Top 10 richest people in Tanzania
Billionaires.Africa ranks Tanzania’s 10 richest individuals, highlighting their investments, influence, and impact on the nation’s economic transformation.
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Billionaires.Africa ranks Tanzania’s 10 richest individuals, highlighting their investments, influence, and impact on the nation’s economic transformation.
This downturn follows a $44 million gain in January, which had lifted his stake to R10.26 billion ($550.1 million).
The funds will go toward installing new equipment at Astron Energy’s 100,000-barrel-per-day crude oil refinery near Cape Town.
Zenith Bank reports strong $670 million profit, strengthens position among Africa’s most profitable lenders
Beyond the local market, the refinery has expanded its reach across Africa, supplying diesel and aviation fuel to Cameroon, Angola, Ghana, and South Africa.
The latest move brings M&G’s total holdings in the company above $115 million, underscoring its confidence in Pick n Pay’s turnaround strategy.
Palantir’s stock rebound boosts Alex Karp’s fortune to $9.2 billion, reinforcing his position as the third-richest Black person in the U.S.
This expense was part of the $445 million classified under “other operating expenses” in 2024, an increase from $242.7 million the previous year.
The plant, slated to begin local production in the fourth quarter of this year, marks a significant step toward reducing Nigeria’s reliance on imported medicines.
KCB has worked with Riverbank Solutions since 2013, leveraging its technology to power its agency banking network.
Dangote's empire thrives on diversification, with investments spanning cement, sugar, and oil refining, ensuring stability and long-term growth amid economic fluctuations.
IHS Holding, led by Sam Darwish, raised $1.6 billion to strengthen its balance sheet amid currency volatility and evolving market conditions.
The AI factory will integrate NVIDIA’s accelerated computing and AI software using the NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP) reference architecture.
Leeming, who has been with the company since 1999, has been instrumental in guiding Sun International through the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vision has transformed Morocco’s insurance sector and shaped Africa’s financial and industrial landscape.
The boost in Mouton’s wealth is largely attributed to Capitec Bank, where he holds a 5.1 percent stake through the J.F. Mouton Familietrust.