Africa’s second-richest man Johann Rupert gains $400 million as investors react to Richemont’s sales
The Swiss luxury goods firm reported revenues of $6.42 billion in the three months between October and December 2021.
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The Swiss luxury goods firm reported revenues of $6.42 billion in the three months between October and December 2021.
Du Plessis, a co-founder and the outgoing CFO of the South African bank, has a beneficial 0.008-percent ownership in the company.
Chari is a fintech startup digitizing the heavily fragmented FMCG sector in French-speaking Africa.
Karooooo is a major international provider of smart transportation management and analytics.
Rabiu owns 99.8 percent of the newly established food business segment.
Koudounaris holds a governance role in Axia and controls a 20.86-percent stake in the Zimbabwe-based firm.
Copia is a B2C e-commerce platform serving middle- and low-income African consumers.
The funds will be deployed to render support through microcredit loans to small and medium-type businesses in Kenya.
Afriquia Gaz SA is a Morocco-based group engaged in refining and marketing liquefied petroleum gas.
NantSA has launched a plant in South Africa that will produce up to 1 billion COVID-19 vaccines yearly by 2025.
The revenue posted in the third quarter of Richemont’s current financial period represents a 32-percent increase.
Joosub holds a beneficial 0.1-percent stake valued at $13.5 million in Vodacom.
Douiri is the founder of Mutandis, a leader in the packaged foods industry in Morocco.
Orascom Construction is a leading global engineering and construction contractor founded by the late Egyptian industrialist Onsi Sawiris.
Mzabi, who started ARTES with his brothers Mzoughi and Sadok, holds a substantial 24.8-percent stake in the company.
The progeny of some of Africas’s wealthiest people are putting in more of their time to giving and impacting.