BUA Cement Leads a Massive N649bn Surge on Nigerian Exchange
Under the visionary leadership of Abdul Samad Rabiu, BUA Cement has triggered a massive recovery on the Nigerian stock market, adding 649 billion naira to investor wealth.
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Under the visionary leadership of Abdul Samad Rabiu, BUA Cement has triggered a massive recovery on the Nigerian stock market, adding 649 billion naira to investor wealth.
Abdul Samad Rabiu is now Africa's third richest person. His $11.2 billion fortune surged 120% in a year, powered by BUA Cement's blistering stock rally.
BUA Cement Plc, under the leadership of Abdulsamad Rabiu, has become Nigeria's most profitable cement maker in 2025, with a net profit margin of 30.43%, profit after tax surging 381.7% to N356 billion, and revenue breaking the trillion-naira barrier for the first tim
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BUA founder Abdul Samad Rabiu has called on African governments and financiers to move from raw exports to large scale industrial processing.
BUA says it has started producing gypsum plaster boards in Port Harcourt, a step it says will deepen local supply and ease import reliance.
BUA Group signs 22 MW gas power deal to cut diesel use, boost energy supply, and support Nigeria’s energy transition.
Rabiu promised $500,000 for a semifinal win and $1 million for the title, adding extra payments for every goal scored.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu nears $10 billion as BUA Cement and BUA Foods shares surge, lifting his fortune to about $9.7 billion.
1,706 BUA Group employees receive $20.7 million in cash awards at the annual BUA Night of Excellence Long Service Awards held at Eko Hotel & Suites.
Abdul Samad Rabiu shares $20.7 million in cash rewards with long-serving BUA Group employees, reinforcing loyalty across the conglomerate.
Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Group adds a Bombardier Global 8000 to its fleet, signalling fresh expansion bets from Lagos to Dubai.
BUA Group founder Abdulsamad Rabiu has signed a deal with Turkey’s Viteral to build a 40TPH feed mill in Kano, targeting Nigeria’s livestock deficit.
Abdul Samad Rabiu’s net worth falls $301 million in 24 hours after debt revaluation, trimming his fortune to $7.5 billion.
This follows public controversy after former Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Managing Director Hadiza Bala Usman accused BUA of breaching concession terms.
Abdul Samad Rabiu's BUA Group has partnered with Turkish firm Agrimac Makina Limited to install wheat handling equipment with a 2 million metric tonne annual capacity.