Malawi’s 15 richest people
Billionaires.Africa profiles Malawi’s 15 richest business leaders, highlighting their industries, key holdings, and financial impact.
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Billionaires.Africa profiles Malawi’s 15 richest business leaders, highlighting their industries, key holdings, and financial impact.
Anadkat’s rising wealth is closely tied to the performance of FMB Capital, a Mauritius-based investment firm with a strong presence across Africa.
The move boosts Ninety One’s stake from 3.5 percent to 5 percent, reinforcing its investment strategy even as the miner reports its weakest earnings in seven years.
After prolonged discussions with authorities, ArcelorMittal SA said it had no choice but to move forward with the shutdown.
With February’s gains, Rupert’s year-to-date increase now stands at $3.19 billion, making him the only African billionaire to have gained more than $3 billion so far in 2025.
The decline follows a steep 16 percent drop in ARM’s share price over the past five days, with the stock sliding from R162 ($8.8) to R135 ($7.33).
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African Rainbow Minerals (ARM), led by Motsepe, forecasts a 55% drop in headline earnings on weaker iron ore prices.
These industry giants have built pharmaceutical empires that generate billions in revenue while making healthcare more affordable and widely available.
The legal dispute underscores escalating tensions in global LNG markets, as suppliers and traders grapple with post-2022 contract enforcement challenges.
The company has communicated its decision to ioneer, which will now seek alternative pathways to advance the project.
Sawiris cautioned that the ambitious projects require substantial foreign currency, straining Egypt’s economy.
De Beers secures a 25-year extension for Debswana’s mining licenses, reinforcing its leadership as Botswana rebalances its diamond trade strategy.
Kirsh, who built his empire from a family sorghum-malt business in 1952, derives most of his fortune from his 75-percent stake in Jetro Holdings.
Their influence extends far beyond the mines, reaching into banking, infrastructure, and energy—sectors that form the backbone of Africa’s most industrialized economy.
The move is set to widen credit access, stimulate job creation, and bolster economic resilience.