French billionaire family is buying a $135 million Mayfair building with African oil money
The Perrodo family's BNF Capital has agreed terms to buy 27 Savile Row for about £100 million, moving money out of African oil into Mayfair property.
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France's billionaire Perrodo family built an $11.4 billion fortune on Africa's abandoned oil wells
The Perrodo family built an $11.4 billion fortune buying the African oil fields the majors abandoned, and now face a French trial over Congo pollution.
Burkinabe mogul Idrissa Nassa looks to establish Coris Bank in Gabon
Idrissa Nassa met Gabon’s president as Coris Bank confirmed plans to expand into the country and finance priority projects.
Burkina Faso’s richest man tasked with Gabon helicopter procurement
Mahamadou Bonkoungou to source helicopters for Gabon while expanding EBOMAF’s $3 billion infrastructure projects.
Gabon’s richest man Christian Kerangall loses fight as court clears BGFI Holding IPO
A Gabon court ruled against Christian Kerangall’s shareholder challenge, clearing BGFI Holding’s path to resume its stalled stock market listing in Douala.
Burkina Faso's richest man to complete $370 million Gabon airport before 2030
This latest disclosure comes just weeks after President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema broke ground on the project in March 2024.
Gabon taps Ivorian builder Hassan Dakhlallah for data center project
From Libreville to Johannesburg, African leaders are driving a continental push toward digital growth and connectivity.
Samuel Dossou-Aworet-backed Tullow Oil sells oil assets to Gabonese government
Tullow Oil sells Tullow Oil Gabon SA to the Gabonese government for $302 million.
Burkina Faso's richest man starts construction of Gabon's $370 million airport
EBOMAF has also been tapped to lead the development of Libreville 2 — a brand-new city designed for smart living and sustainable growth.
Gabonese oil tycoon Samuel Dossou-Aworet’s stake in Seplat crosses $230-million mark
Dossou-Aworet has recorded a notable surge in his fortune, propelled by the performance of his holdings in Nigeria’s largest listed energy group.
Meet Gabonese oil tycoon Samuel Dossou-Aworet, who owns $170-million share in Nigeria’s top energy group
Dossou-Aworet’s meteoric rise from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of Africa’s energy elite is a tale of determination and razor-sharp business acumen.
Ghanaian tycoon Samuel Jonah’s Helios Towers to acquire Airtel Africa assets in Chad and Gabon
The transaction comes four months after the Jonah-led business paid $51.7 million for 490 tower sites in Madagascar.