Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga gains $7 million in 2021 from stake in Julius Berger
Adenuga, the founder of Nigeria’s third largest telecom services provider, Globacom, owns a 25.1-percent stake in Julius Berger.
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Adenuga, the founder of Nigeria’s third largest telecom services provider, Globacom, owns a 25.1-percent stake in Julius Berger.
Le Roux is the founder of Capitec Bank and the fifth richest man in South Africa.
Planet42 is a car subscription company that buys used cars from dealers and rents to customers via a subscription model.
The hotel cost $27.5 million to build and is the first five-star hotel in Douala and the second in Cameroon.
Mediterranean Shipping Company’s offer is subject to the approval of regulatory and competition authorities.
Sawiris derives the majority of his wealth from his stake in Adidas.
Nassa said the financing deal is a step further in its plan to help strengthen Africa’s mining industry.
Tim Taylor holds a substantial 9.27-percent stake in the Mauritian non-banking financial institution.
One of Africa’s richest men, Nathan Kirsh holds the majority of his investments through his family-owned Kirsh Group.
A London judge has granted him permission to appeal the decision banning him from trading in the UK.
The deal is expected to close in Q1 2022.
The gains came in under 24 hours, as investors positively assessed his pharma company’s deal with J&J.
Berzi owns a 41.95-percent stake in Edita Food Industries, a leader in the Egyptian packaged snack foods market.
ARM is a leading South African diversified minerals company.
Otedola has said that contrary to speculation he has no interest in becoming the chairman of First Bank Nigeria.
The $200-million wealth bump can be linked to the rising share price of his cement and sugar businesses.