Kenyan businessman Paul Ndung’u lists prime Nairobi property for sale
Ndung’u is a prominent Kenyan businessman and shareholder in Pevans East Africa.
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Ndung’u is a prominent Kenyan businessman and shareholder in Pevans East Africa.
Ndegwa owns 4.3 percent of NCBA Group, making him one of the bank’s most significant shareholders.
After Kirubi’s passing, his son and daughter inherited 80 percent of his fortune.
Raval was reported to have a net worth of $400 million in 2015.
The move follows a special resolution by Sportpesa CEO Ronald Karauri and other key stakeholders at Pevans East Africa.
Rai ranks as one of Kenya’s richest businessmen.
Kimani owns a 32.3-percent stake in Kakuzi.
Ndung’u and Asenath Wachera Maina each owned 17 and 21 percent of Pevans East Africa.
Mwangi has been instrumental in driving the Equity Group’s growth and success, implementing a range of initiatives and programs.
Kariuki’s business empire is vast and covers several industries, including energy, hospitality, real estate development, and more.
Equity Group is the largest financial services conglomerate in East Africa.
Mwangi owns 3.38 percent of the financial services group.
Mbaru owns a 7.72-percent stake in Britam Holdings.
Kariuki is a leading Kenyan multimillionaire businessman.
Kirubi passed away in 2021 at the age of 80.
Sportpesa is a leading sports news and betting technology company.