Nigerian billionaire Rasheed Sarumi's Presco sees profit falls 20% to $23.8 million in second quarter
Presco's second-quarter profit fell 20% to ₦33 billion as revenue declined, with earnings per share dropping to ₦28 from ₦41 a year earlier.
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Presco's second-quarter profit fell 20% to ₦33 billion as revenue declined, with earnings per share dropping to ₦28 from ₦41 a year earlier.
Dangote Cement lifted half-year profit 24% to ₦640.2 billion, but second-quarter profit growth slowed to 4.4% even as revenue rose 22.2%.
Michael Prest's Bank of Nevis International is seeking $40 million from Zambia's central bank over the 2024 liquidation of Investrust Bank.
Billionaire Femi Otedola's First HoldCo closed at ₦5.78 trillion, or $4.22 billion, passing Zenith and GTCO to become Nigeria's most valuable bank.
Tolaram takes ₦8.9 billion from Guinness Nigeria's dividend on a stake it bought for ₦103.7 billion and which is now worth ₦486.8 billion.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong Group is providing the cash in a $2.5 million digital health joint venture with Nasdaq-listed MNDR in Ghana.
Aliko Dangote will leave a third of his fortune to charity. That is $11.6 billion today, before his refinery reaches the market.
Central African lawmakers have voted to end the ten-year fuel import monopoly held by Cameroonian businessman Antoine Ndzengue's Neptune Oil.
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has proposed a fuel storage terminal in Cameroon to serve landlocked Chad and Central African Republic.
Thomas Flohr's Vista Global has converted an eighth Global 7500 into a Global 8000, adding range as Africa to Asia flying surges.
Abdul Samad Rabiu's BUA Cement lifted half-year profit 80% to $237 million as bulk cement revenue jumped from almost nothing a year earlier.
Dangote Cement chose London over Dubai for its secondary listing because listing in the Gulf would have taken years, Mariya Dangote told reporters in Lagos.
Catherine Krobo Edusei has sold majority control of Eden Tree, the Ghanaian fresh produce brand she founded in 1997 and built over 29 years.
France is in talks with Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga over funding a new Institut Français in Abuja, where Macron will lay the foundation stone.
Femi Otedola is worth about $1.7 billion, up $400 million since March, with just over half of that now sitting in a single bank stock.
The Perrodo family built an $11.4 billion fortune buying the African oil fields the majors abandoned, and now face a French trial over Congo pollution.