Centum, backed by Kenya’s Kirubi family, posts $2.5 million half-year loss
Centum reported a $2.52 million loss for the half-year ended Sept. 30, 2025, as weaker sales and uneven economic conditions weighed on performance.
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Centum reported a $2.52 million loss for the half-year ended Sept. 30, 2025, as weaker sales and uneven economic conditions weighed on performance.
Lowe’s, led by Marvin Ellison, completes $8.8 billion acquisition of Foundation Building Materials, expanding its professional services network.
Adebayo Ogunlesi’s Global Infrastructure Partners is in advanced talks for a takeover of Virginia-based AES Corp.
Court rules SK Macharia violated orders, directing removal of guards from Directline’s Nairobi office amid leadership battle.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote regains $29 billion net worth, driven by cement gains and refinery exports.
Investec gains energy trading license, boosting access to renewable power and deepening its role in South Africa’s evolving energy sector.
African Bank, led by Kennedy Bungane, secures $40.4 million to support SMEs through its first social bond and sustainable finance framework.
Directline CEO Sammy Kanyi asks court to arrest tycoon SK Macharia over alleged boardroom takeover.
Christopher Seabrooke’s Sabvest stake rebounds to $99 million as shares rally nearly 19% in weeks.
Nigerian industrialist Oskar Ibru, chairman of the Ibru Organization and eldest son of Michael Ibru, has died at 67 after a brief illness.
The opening forms part of Pick n Pay’s turnaround plan, which includes revamping existing outlets, closing weaker stores and introducing new formats.
Safwan Thabet’s Juhayna stake rises $40 million as shares rebound, boosting the Egyptian consumer goods leader’s market value.
Prosus, chaired by Koos Bekker, invests $221.76 million in India’s Rapido, deepening its push into mobility after Swiggy’s exit.
Kenyan tycoon John Kimani raises his Centum stake to $8.2 million, strengthening his influence in Nairobi’s investment scene.
Seplat Energy to invest up to $3 billion in Nigeria after the Exxon deal, boosting oil and gas output, shareholder returns, and local energy access.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu gains $500 million in less than a month, fueled by BUA Foods’ strong stock rally.