Egyptian multimillionaire Ghabbour family’s stake in GB Corp falls by $19.65 million
The Ghabbour family holds a 63.4 percent controlling stake in GB Corp., equivalent to 688.2 million shares.
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The Ghabbour family holds a 63.4 percent controlling stake in GB Corp., equivalent to 688.2 million shares.
With this latest boost, his year-to-date loss has narrowed to $461 million.
This latest funding follows a $700,000 pre-seed round in 2022 and a $2.6 million seed round in 2023, bringing Raenest’s total funding to $14.3 million.
His 19,188,850 shares are now valued at R3.24 billion ($175.82 million), reflecting the latest decline in Aspen’s stock price.
Their influence extends across industries that define the country’s financial pulse: telecommunications, real estate, mining, energy, retail, and finance.
The rebound follows a $22.6 million decline in his stake between January 7 and 19.
His net worth has climbed by $3 billion since the start of the year, rising from $7 billion.
The event, celebrating 100 years of Disney magic, reflects Madinet Masr’s commitment to enriching Egypt’s cultural and entertainment scene.
UK-based investor Silchester rejects $1.24-billion offer, arguing it undervalues the company and lacks sufficient shareholder backing.
This follows Dangote Oil Refinery’s recent move to lower its ex-depot price by 6.3 percent, from N950 ($0.64) to N890 ($0.60), after a drop in global crude oil prices.
With his net worth now at $7.27 billion, Sawiris remains Egypt’s second-richest man, trailing his younger brother, Nassef Sawiris, who is worth $8.99 billion.
In just six days, the market value of his stake has climbed by $4.06 million, bringing his total holdings to $124.26 million.
His plan focuses on housing, infrastructure, and international cooperation to address the crisis.
The refinery last month announced plans to construct eight new crude storage tanks to secure a stable supply of imported oil.
Capitec Bank shares have edged up 1.07 percent since Jan. 1, despite an early dip in January.
Okoya’s legacy is about people. His companies employ over 5,000 Nigerians and support the livelihoods of more than 25,000 others who sell Eleganza products.