South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe to receive $69.6 million in dividends from ARM
Motsepe, who has been instrumental in the success of the South African miner, has a substantial 39.7 percent interest in the company.
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Motsepe, who has been instrumental in the success of the South African miner, has a substantial 39.7 percent interest in the company.
Elumelu derives a total wealth of $46.9 million from his stake in the pan-African bank.
Letshego’s market cap is valued $313.4 million, while Anadkat’s 2.76-percent stake is worth $8.6 million.
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The mogul controls valuable assets in Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia, and is Ethiopia’s richest man.
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Seplat Energy is an independent oil and gas group with active operations and oil assets in Nigeria’s Niger Delta area.
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I&M Bank Group is a leading non-operating holding company situated in Kenya.
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