Ugandan billionaire Sudhir Ruparelia collects a $603,000 dividend from Bank of Baroda Uganda
Sudhir Ruparelia received a Shs2.25 billion dividend from Bank of Baroda Uganda. His stakes in two listed lenders are worth about $15.3 million.
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Sudhir Ruparelia received a Shs2.25 billion dividend from Bank of Baroda Uganda. His stakes in two listed lenders are worth about $15.3 million.
Uganda's richest man Sudhir Ruparelia collects UGX3.152 billion ($836,000) monthly from government ministries renting his Kampala properties as parliamentary scrutiny of the arrangement intensifies.
Sudhir Ruparelia was expelled from Uganda at 16 with nothing, worked in UK factories to survive, then returned in 1985 with $25,000 and built the country's largest business empire worth $1.2 billion.
Uganda's motorsport community gathered on May 3 to honor Rajiv Ruparelia, son of billionaire Sudhir Ruparelia, one year after his death.
Victoria University has appointed Meera Ruparelia to its University Council, replacing her late brother Rajiv Ruparelia who died in a road accident in May 2025.
Uganda's richest man Sudhir Ruparelia has denied filling or degrading Lake Victoria, saying work at his resort is NEMA-approved flood protection.
A 34% rally has lifted Uganda’s Securities Exchange—still a market where a few liquid stocks and a small circle of investors drive most of the action.
Ugandan tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia is moving ahead with phase two of Kingdom Kampala, anchored by a 21-storey tower and rooftop helipad.
Ugandan businessman Sudhir Ruparelia and his wife, Jyotsna, launched 100 full scholarships at Victoria University under a bursary named for their late son, Rajiv, marking one of the largest single-year awards in the school’s history.
The 19-story tower, completed this month, is the first phase of the sprawling Pearl Business Park, a multi-billion-dollar development that aims to create a mixed-use enclave featuring office spaces, retail outlets, health facilities, and leisure amenities.
The project, delivered by Vcon Construction, the construction arm of the Ruparelia Group, was reportedly completed in just under two years.
Rajiv was driving a high-performance Nissan GTR along the Kajjansi – Munyonyo Road near the Busabala Flyover junction when the crash occurred.
This marks a twist in the ongoing legal battle between Ruparelia’s Crane Management Services and dfcu bank.
The name change to “Arie Towers” reflects Ruparelia’s vision to reposition the building as a hub for business and commerce.
The acquisition of Lotis Towers, a 14-storied upscale building located at plot 16 MacKinnon Road, Nakasero, was confirmed by Sudhir Ruparelia himself following a bank auction.
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