North Africa’s richest man Nassef Sawiris gains $350 million in 12 days
This solidifies his standing as one of Africa’s wealthiest individuals. His year-to-date gains now total $576 million.
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This solidifies his standing as one of Africa’s wealthiest individuals. His year-to-date gains now total $576 million.
The Ghabbour family presently holds a significant 62.9-percent stake in the automaker, equivalent to 682,779,500 ordinary shares.
Each company not only reflects her strategic brilliance but also embodies her commitment to diversity, excellence, and positive global change.
Lamia Tazi, the CEO and chairperson of Sothema and one of the most affluent investors on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, holds an 8.4-percent stake in the healthcare company
Hassan Allam Holding boasts an impeccable reputation in the engineering, procurement, construction, building materials, and utilities industries.
Akhannouch indirectly owns shares in Afriquia Gaz SA and Maghreb Oxygene through the multibillion-dollar conglomerate Akwa Group.
Egyptian billionaire Ahmed Ezz’s stake in Ezz Steel surpasses $830-million mark.
Khamis family’s wealth surge as joint shares in Oriental Weavers increase by $21.3 million in just 69 days, driven by a double-digit jump in stock price.
Mzabi owns 24.8 percent of Automobile Reseau Tunisien et Services (ARTES), which translates into 9,370,387 ordinary shares.
With a net worth which amounts to $6.06 billion, Sawiris now ranks as the world’s 416th richest man.
According to recent stock market data, Benjelloun owns a significant 27.41-percent stake in the Bank of Africa.
The recent uptick in Youssef Mansour’s fortune can be attributed to the robust performance of his diversified portfolio of investments.
Hisham Talaat Moustafa is one of the wealthiest people in the entire North African region, thanks to his 43.16 percent stake in TMG Holdings
OneTech’s remarkable growth over the years owes much to the visionary leadership of Sellami, who established the firm in 1978.
Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payments (Fawry) is a leading fintech company founded by Egyptian tycoon Ashraf Sabry.
Essayeh owns a significant 33.6-percent stake in the bikemaker, making him the largest shareholder in Euro-Cycles.