Egypt’s richest billionaire Nassef Sawiris earns $370 million in 13 days
The serial investor holds stakes in the publicly traded fertilizer group OCI N.V., Adidas and LafargeHolcim.
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The serial investor holds stakes in the publicly traded fertilizer group OCI N.V., Adidas and LafargeHolcim.
Onsi Sawiris passed away on June 29 at the age of 91.
The Egyptian Transport Ministry has unveiled a plan to introduce a rail line linking Alexandria and Khartoum.
The loss can be attributed to a decline in the Mutandis share price.
The acquisition raised his ownership interest in the company to 65.7 percent from 32.29 percent.
The facility with a capacity of 1 million tonnes per annum.
The bank’s share price has risen by 9.42 percent since Jan. 1.
The latest round involves $30 million in equity and $12 million in debt facilities.
The gains can be linked to a 41-percent rise in the group’s share price on the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
The rise was due to a 32.55-percent surge in the company’s shares on the Egyptian Stock Exchange.
Mutandis is an industrial and commercial group focused on consumer goods in Morocco and Africa.
Sawiris said Orascom has long been interested in participating in developing the area.
The drop is due to a single-digit slump in the market value of his shares in Adidas and OCI N.V.
Earlier, Karoui launched a hunger strike to protest his detention.
Endeavour Mining is West Africa’s largest gold producer.
Ezz Steel is the largest steel company in Egypt, the Middle East and North Africa.