Power company owned by Nigerian businessman Adedeji Adeleke could be worth $1.4 billion
His power company, Pacific Energy currently operates two gas-fired power plants in Nigeria’s southwest region.
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His power company, Pacific Energy currently operates two gas-fired power plants in Nigeria’s southwest region.
The sharp decline highlights the volatility of Nigeria’s currency and its direct impact on the fortunes of the country’s wealthiest individuals.
For Otedola, this is just the beginning. With the new headquarters underway, he is not just reshaping a bank—he is redefining the future of Nigeria’s financial industry.
Revenue from its Nigerian unit rose from N1.29 trillion ($860.6 million) to N2.19 trillion ($1.46 billion), helped by higher cement prices.
The cement manufacturer recorded a 6.4 percent rise in profit despite surging finance costs and operational expenses.
His $3.3 million donation, was the second-largest of the evening, surpassed only by Aliko Dangote’s contribution.
The rebranding reflects a future-focused vision built on a legacy of trust, resilience, innovation, and exceptional service.
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.
The expansion aligns with Globacom’s long-term strategy of deepening its presence across the country.
His $100 million gain comes after an impressive 2024, during which his net worth grew by $600 million
The final dividend for the year ended Dec. 31, 2024, amounts to N21.25 billion ($14.4 million), translating to a payout of N8.5 per share.
The company’s profit more than doubled, reaching over $180 million, underscoring its growing influence and market presence in Nigeria’s food sector.
The group’s gross earnings surged past $2 billion, further solidifying its place among Nigeria’s leading financial institutions.
Alakija’s path to prominence began in 1974, when she took on the role of secretary at Sijuwade Group, a conglomerate owned by the late Oba Okunade Sijuwade.
This robust result follows a history of consistent financial success, positioning the company at the forefront of Nigeria’s power sector.
This increase highlights the strong performance of the Lagos-based lender and the confidence investors have in its prospects.