Reinet, led by Johann Rupert, posts $7.9 billion in net assets
Reinet, led by Johann Rupert, posts $7.89 billion in net assets as it shifts away from tobacco and toward diversified, long-term investment growth.
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Reinet, led by Johann Rupert, posts $7.89 billion in net assets as it shifts away from tobacco and toward diversified, long-term investment growth.
Her lawyer, Chikaosolu Ojukwu, confirmed the arrest, stating Aisha Achimugu voluntarily returned from London and was detained by EFCC operatives at 5 a.m.
The company warned that its South African PGM operations may no longer be viable if prices don’t recover soon.
A recent dip in FMB Capital’s share price on the Malawi Stock Exchange has shaved $183 million off Hitesh Anadkat’s investment.
Hart’s fortune could cross the billion-dollar threshold soon, climbing from just over $500 million in 2022.
Seplat Energy posts $809.3 million Q1 revenue, up 350%, driven by higher crude and gas production.
Authorities there are demanding a $10 million bonus from him if he wants a chance to recover his oil blocks in the small but oil-rich nation on Africa’s west coast.
Naguib Sawiris' Ora Developers launches Bayn, a coastal city in Ghantoot, blending vibrant urban living with serene Arabian Gulf waterfront.
Before building his empire, Adenuga spotted an early opportunity in an unexpected place: car stereos.
Heirs of the late Naivas founder, Peter Mukuha Kago, are at odds once again, questioning the fairness of the judiciary in their ongoing dispute over the multi-billion-shilling estate.
Despite challenges, Dangote Cement's revenue grew 21.7%, reaching N994.7 billion ($618.3 million), up from N817.35 billion ($508.4 million).
This development comes after an inspection in 2022 that revealed lapses in Absa's adherence to critical regulatory requirements.
This follows a $148.7 million contract dispute tied to mRNA technology.
At 96, Chandaria is still at the helm, guiding Comcraft into its next phase with plans to take key subsidiaries public.
EFCC declares Aisha Achimugu wanted in a $150.3 million fraud probe involving offshore oil assets, money laundering, and 136 suspicious bank accounts.
This upswing has further cemented her position among Morocco’s wealthiest individuals.