Eswatini’s richest man Natie Kirsh sees $100 million drop in net worth
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.
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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.
The decline in revenue was driven by a combination of weaker oil prices, a 5 percent drop in sales volumes, and softer market demand.
Strive Masiyiwa believes a stronger local investment ecosystem would create a more sustainable future for entrepreneurs across the continent.
Patrice Motsepe’s ARC raises its stake in JSE-listed Alexforbes to $264.34 million, reinforcing its influence in South Africa’s financial services sector.
Prosus acquires Just Eat Takeaway.com for $4.3 billion, expanding its European food delivery dominance and leveraging AI, investment expertise, and logistics innovation.
The move, disclosed in a regulatory filing on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, underscores the deep relationship between the two firms.
The move comes after Trustco revealed that it is considering delisting from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as part of its plan to pursue a direct listing on Nasdaq.
In the first two months of 2025, his net worth has risen from $11.6 billion to $12.1 billion.
Sibanye-Stillwater posts a $70.4 million profit in H2 2024, driven by restructuring, cost-cutting, and higher gold prices as CEO Neal Froneman nears retirement.
The drop followed a wave of profit-taking by investors, which pushed down the share price of Richemont, where Rupert holds a significant stake.
This comes despite a 64.94 percent decline in headline earnings, underscoring commitment to shareholders amid a challenging operating environment.
Glencore’s review comes amid mounting concerns over the attractiveness of the LSE, where UK equities have traded at a persistent discount.
The deal will see Glencore’s joint venture with Merafe Resources oversee Sibanye’s chrome recovery plants in South Africa.
Kumba Iron Ore declares R19.9 ($1.08) per share final dividend for fiscal year 2024, despite a 20.53% revenue decline and ongoing logistics challenges.