Nigerian businessman Kola Karim's Shoreline Power lands $200m Afreximbank facility
Afreximbank has approved a $200 million facility for Kola Karim's Shoreline to fund its share of a $980 million Algerian oil field development.
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Afreximbank has approved a $200 million facility for Kola Karim's Shoreline to fund its share of a $980 million Algerian oil field development.
Kola Karim's Shoreline Group has signed a $300 million deal with Accor to develop 10 hotels across 8 Nigerian cities by 2030, creating Nigeria's first nationwide hotel platform.
Kola Karim's Arkad Engineering has won a $1 billion Algeria gas contract alongside Egypt's PETROJET for the Hassi Bir Rkaiz field, the biggest deal yet from his 2024 acquisition of the Italian EPC firm.
Shoreline Group's Kola Karim says Iran's conflict with the U.S. is the most dangerous supply shock in years and Nigeria must capitalize.
Shoreline Group chief Kola Karim says the Nigerian operator has bought producing U.S. oil assets, betting African grit can lift output.
Shoreline Group chairman Kola Karim has urged government to lift its oil ambition to 5 million barrels a day by 2030, arguing that security, financing and contract fixes can unlock brownfield and deepwater barrels far above today’s output.
Mota-Engil, a Portuguese construction firm, plans to acquire DBN Energies, an oil infrastructure specialist, from Kola Karim.
Under Karim’s leadership, Shoreline has emerged as a dominant force in Africa’s collaborative business landscape.
Karim, an energy and construction tycoon, joins a list of conservative party donors that include Mohamed Mansour and Amit Lohia.
Karim is a part owner of Mota Engil Nigeria, which is a joint venture between his Shoreline Group and Mota Engil.