From Land to banks: Kenyatta family’s NCBA stake now worth over $100 million
Kenyatta family’s NCBA stake tops $100 million as shares rally 14% on the NSE, boosting wealth and reinforcing influence across East Africa.
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Kenyatta family’s NCBA stake tops $100 million as shares rally 14% on the NSE, boosting wealth and reinforcing influence across East Africa.
AXIAN Telecom considers buying Jumia after raising stake and securing $600 million in bonds to boost Africa’s digital commerce growth.
Warren Buffett gives $6 billion in Berkshire shares to five foundations, on the heels of a $20 million grant to Kenya’s health system.
Kenya’s High Court cleared Equity Bank to auction 30 vehicles to recover a $2.34 million debt, underscoring rising defaults and tougher enforcement on distressed borrowers.
AXIAN Telecom secures $600M in bond funding to deepen digital reach, expand broadband, and connect millions across Africa.
This marks a significant milestone in the bank’s international expansion strategy as it seeks to deepen global connectivity and access new markets.
Sameer Africa finalizes $7.1 million land sale after years of delay, using proceeds to cut debt as profit hits a decade high, driven by forex gains and lower costs.
The project, delivered by Vcon Construction, the construction arm of the Ruparelia Group, was reportedly completed in just under two years.
The move is aimed at boosting production and reinforcing the company’s leadership in the regional market.
Sanlam Kenya, backed by investor Baloobhai Patel, has cleared a $23.5 million Stanbic loan and posted a profit rebound on stronger revenue and investment income.
With Jumia’s market capitalization approaching $400 million, AXIAN’s growing interest underscores its faith in the platform’s renewed business focus.
The new system adds 311 solar panels and will generate about 180 kWh of power, covering roughly 60 percent of that division’s energy needs.
The Nairobi-listed lender said its systems helped avert an additional Ksh334 million ($2.59 million) in potential losses.
The group invested $5.9 million through its wholly-owned unit, Britam Life Assurance Company (Kenya), to acquire a 30 percent stake in Continental Re Kenya.
Lake Gas, led by Ally Awadh, lands Nigerian LPG at Kenya’s Vipingo terminal to lower prices and boost East Africa’s clean energy supply.
Britam has reversed a $16 million impairment loss on HF Group, signaling renewed confidence and bolstering its capital position after strong 2024 earnings.