Nigerian oil mogul Mohammed Indimi gains $22 million from Jaiz Bank stake in 2025
Jaiz Bank’s shares rose sharply in 2025, lifting Mohammed Indimi’s stake by $22 million amid stronger earnings and a firmer naira.
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Jaiz Bank’s shares rose sharply in 2025, lifting Mohammed Indimi’s stake by $22 million amid stronger earnings and a firmer naira.
Indimi is the largest shareholder in Nigeria’s pioneering non-interest bank, holding a 29.36% stake in Jaiz Bank.
Indimi family feud escalates as sons side with father in $435 million Oriental Energy oil dividend dispute against sisters Ameena and Zara.
Indimi family feud deepens as Mohammed Indimi’s eldest son challenges sisters’ $435 million dividend claim over Oriental Energy shares.
He has also denied their accusations of intimidation, insisting they were not pressured into transferring their shares.
Billionaire oil magnate Muhammadu Indimi has launched a $315-million Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel in Dubai, signaling a major step in enhancing Nigeria's offshore oil production.
Indimi’s daughters have taken legal action against their father and his oil company, alleging they were unjustly denied their rightful share of a $435.1 million dividend.
Indimi is the chairman and founder of Oriental Energy Resources, a privately held Nigerian oil exploration and production company.
Indimi is the chairman of Oriental Energy Resources, a privately held Nigerian oil exploration firm.