South African media mogul Terrence Moolman loses $7 million from Caxton shares
South Africa's media landscape shifts as Caxton & CTP Publishers stock dips, impacting CEO Terrence Moolman’s fortune.
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South Africa's media landscape shifts as Caxton & CTP Publishers stock dips, impacting CEO Terrence Moolman’s fortune.
According to Forbes estimates, his net worth rose from $3 billion in mid-March to $3.2 billion by late May.
IHS rebounds with $439.6 million in Q1 2025 revenue, driven by 25.6% organic growth and improved margins despite naira headwinds and prior regional divestments.
This mirrors wider investor caution amid challenges facing the global pharmaceutical sector and instability in emerging markets.
The sale was part of automatic transactions to cover tax obligations related to vested restricted stock units.
OCI nears completion of Beaumont ammonia plant and plans $1 billion shareholder payout as part of a wider transformation under billionaire Nassef Sawiris.
The continued slide in the company’s share price on the Malawi Stock Exchange has dragged down his holdings significantly.
Details on the cause of the incident remain scarce, but the company is actively conducting safety checks and shaft inspections before hoisting workers to the surface.
Shares of Alliances Développement Immobilier tumble nearly 10% as investor confidence wanes in Morocco’s property market.
Investec, led by Fani Titi, will repurchase $139 million in shares over 12 months, signaling strong earnings and capital discipline despite global headwinds.
The move marks a major milestone for Nigerian industrial exports as the country shifts from import dependence to value-added manufacturing.
NCBA, backed by Kenya’s elite families, posted a modest 3.41% Q1 profit rise to $42.4 million despite loan book contraction and macroeconomic headwinds.
The downturn reflects mounting investor caution regarding the company’s near-term growth prospects amid a challenging economic climate in South Africa.
Mauritius-based EAGH boosts its I&M Group stake to 15.14% with a $19 million investment, signaling rising confidence in East Africa's banking sector.
The bank, East Africa’s largest by assets, revealed that the affected employees spanned senior managers and junior staff across its branch network and head office.
This boost comes on the heels of a strong rally in Sothema’s share price on the Casablanca Bourse.