Power company owned by Nigerian businessman Adedeji Adeleke could be worth $1.4 billion
His power company, Pacific Energy currently operates two gas-fired power plants in Nigeria’s southwest region.
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His power company, Pacific Energy currently operates two gas-fired power plants in Nigeria’s southwest region.
This comes just five months after BelemaOil restarted production at Oil Mining Lease 55 (OML 55).
Over the past 37 days, Bob van Dijk’s stake has increased by R353.53 million ($19.39 million) amid renewed investor confidence.
It expects minimal impact on earnings and cash flow, as Mozambique contributes a small share of profits across 25 countries.
As part of the refinancing process, Seplat has also launched a tender offer allowing investors to sell back their 2026 notes before the March 18, 2025, deadline.
This follows a sharp drop between Jan. 27 and Feb. 19, when her stake fell by $64.05 million, from $242.51 million to $178.46 million.
The project includes 4,600 homes for lower-middle to middle-income buyers and up to 1,000 for lower-income families.
This follows a strong performance in January, when his shareholding surged by over $11 million between Jan. 17 and 30.
Orascom Development Egypt’s revenue surged 41.91% to $430 million in 2024, driven by record real estate sales and strong hospitality growth despite FX losses.
This represents a sharp reversal from the recent highs recorded in February, when the market value of his stake had surged to nearly $1 billion.
While discussions are still in the early stages, Vista Equity Partners and Harvest Partners are aiming for a valuation of more than 20 times Granicus’ $175 million in EBITDA.
Botswana’s Choppies exits Zimbabwe, selling its 30-store retail business to Sai Mart as it refocuses on profitable markets amid economic challenges.
The deal, subject to regulatory approval, will expand Eaton’s presence in the data center and industrial markets.
The company, which has been expanding into renewable energy, is weighing whether to hold or offload its 11.8 percent stake in Harmony, South Africa’s largest gold miner.
The decline is tied to the performance of his 2.63-percent stake in Palantir.
Led by South African banker Mary Vilakazi, FirstRand continues to demonstrate resilience and solid returns for shareholders despite challenging economic conditions.