South African billionaires Stephen Saad and Mike Teke are backing a $99 million township fibre push
The DNI consortium paid R1.6 billion for 34.8% of Frogfoot and Vox, a business that lost R256 million and has negative net asset value of R665m.
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The DNI consortium paid R1.6 billion for 34.8% of Frogfoot and Vox, a business that lost R256 million and has negative net asset value of R665m.
Seriti Green begins construction on its third Mpumalanga wind project, boosting South Africa’s renewable energy capacity.
Mike Teke of Seriti maintains coal demand won’t fade, leaning on efficiency, cost-plus deals, and exporting amid energy-transition pressures.
Mike Teke’s Seriti Trust invests $1.1 million in early learning centers, boosting education access and skills for vulnerable children in mining regions.
Seriti Green secures $295 million for a major wind project in Mpumalanga, expanding clean power and creating 800 jobs.
With this new mine, Seriti cements its lead as the largest black-controlled coal producer while securing a stable, long-term coal supply for power stations.
Mike Teke, one of South Africa’s top mining executives, has built and led four major companies — Optimum Coal, Seriti Resources, Seriti Green, and Masimong Group — leaving a lasting impact on the country’s mining and renewable energy sectors.
Seriti Resources Holdings is a leading coal company.
The investment is a watershed moment for Seriti.
Teke is the founder of Masimong Group and one of Seriti Resources Holdings’ four shareholders.