Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga’s Conoil posts 262% jump in nine-month profit
Conoil Plc, the fuel marketer controlled by Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga, more than tripled its nine-month profit as revenue rose 37% to ₦280 billion.
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Conoil Plc, the fuel marketer controlled by Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga, more than tripled its nine-month profit as revenue rose 37% to ₦280 billion.
Gabonese opposition politician Michel Ongoundou Loundah has called for the publication of contracts awarded to Burkinabe tycoon Mahamadou Bonkoungou's Ebomaf group.
Caverton Offshore Support Group, controlled by Nigerian tycoon Aderemi Makanjuola, nearly tripled its nine-month loss to ₦13.7 billion as finance costs mounted.
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Sugar swung to a $55.9 million nine-month profit after a N485.9 billion rights issue cut its borrowings by nearly 90%.
Nigerian tycoon Nonso Okpala’s VFD Group nearly doubled nine-month profit to N13 billion, as investment income jumped 52.6% and fee income nearly quadrupled.
SAHCO, the Nigerian airport services company controlled by tycoon Taiwo Afolabi, will handle Air Algérie's new Lagos flights and its existing Abuja service.
Orders from Nigerian and retail investors alone have covered the $1.6 billion target of Aliko Dangote's refinery IPO, as foreign buyers seek stakes.
Atedo Peterside started IBTC in 1989 and built it into Stanbic IBTC. His 150 million shares in the Lagos-listed group are now worth $17.8 million.
Aliko Dangote lost about $640 million on Monday as Dangote Cement shares fell 5.5% to ₦1,008, leading a ₦1.47 trillion slide on the Lagos bourse.
Nonso Okpala helped start VFD Group from a Lagos parking space. His family office's stake in the listed investment firm is now worth $14.6 million.
Aliko Dangote’s refinery says its IPO has drawn investors from more than 90 countries, including 51 of Africa’s 54 nations, before the Oct. 27 close.
Renaissance Capital now values Africa's biggest refinery at ₦700.41 a share, which would make Aliko Dangote's stake worth about $55 billion.
Nigerian Exchange CEO Temi Popoola says Aliko Dangote’s refinery IPO has sparked private listing talks with several companies, with listings expected from next year.
Tony Elumelu bought 6 million more Seplat shares through Heirs Energies, raising his combined stake in the Nigerian oil producer to 21.07%.
Seventeen investors held Nigerian Stock Exchange shares worth at least $100 million at Friday's close. Here is every stake they own and what each is worth.
Nigeria's SEC approved the Dangote refinery IPO at 525 naira a share. The 4.1 billion share offer opens Sept. 14 and could raise $1.55 billion.